Cortnie & Zach’s gorgeous wedding was held at the beautiful Canopy Creek Farm in Miamisburg, Ohio. Following their ceremony in the woods, their rustic wedding reception in their country chic barn. This fun sneak peek video by Justin Morter highlights their September wedding. I loved the romantic details that Cortnie came up with for their … Continue reading Real Wedding by Weddings From The Heart Cortnie & Zach video sneak peek by Justin Morter
Year: 2014
Why? – Important Questions To Ask Wedding Vendors
photo credit: Ksayer1 via photopin cc Bridal show season is coming up, and many newly engaged couples will be talking with potential photographers, djs, florists, and other wedding vendors. They'll be collecting brochures and information, but they should also be prepared with questions to ask wedding vendors. They’ll get a chance to see samples of … Continue reading Why? – Important Questions To Ask Wedding Vendors
While Planning Your Wedding, Sometimes More Isn’t Necessarily a Good Thing
Here's a quick wedding planning tip - While we’re talking about words to watch out for . . . Let’s take a moment and think about the word “And.” Such a small, innocent looking word. When used, it usually means something positive. (You mean I get cake AND ice cream?) However, sometimes there can be … Continue reading While Planning Your Wedding, Sometimes More Isn’t Necessarily a Good Thing
The Most Damaging Word (When Planning Your Wedding)
Sometimes wedding advice comes in for form of a word or two. Last week I talked about one of my favorite quotes (“The most damaging phrase in the language is, ‘It’s always been done that way.’” by Grace Hopper, Ph. D.) Today I want to talk about one of the most damaging words - “Should.” … Continue reading The Most Damaging Word (When Planning Your Wedding)
The Most Damaging Phrase
This quote is by Grace Hopper, Ph. D., an American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral. Although she was most likely referring to the use of computers and other technology, this quote is an applicable piece of wedding advice. Through the years, I’ve heard variations on this dreaded statement “It’s always been done … Continue reading The Most Damaging Phrase
Dear Weddings From The Heart . . .
File this under "How a wedding planner can help." A while back I received a letter from a groom. It was a few weeks after his wedding, and although we did not work together he wanted to share some information with me. Apparently, on the day of their wedding, he and his new bride had … Continue reading Dear Weddings From The Heart . . .
Choosing Your Wedding Gown – To Minimize Wide Hips
Best Wedding Dress For Wide Hips The fullness of a ball gown will help to accentuate your waist while hiding hips. An A-line gown will also do the trick. Drop waists or basque waists can make you look bottom-heavy. https://weddingsfromtheheartblog.net/2016/02/16/top-5-mistakes-brides-make-while-shopping-for-her-wedding-gown/ Instead, try gowns with lovely detailing on the bodice or an off-the-shoulder neckline that will … Continue reading Choosing Your Wedding Gown – To Minimize Wide Hips
Choosing Your Wedding Gown – To Slim a Full Waist
Best Wedding Dress For A Full Waist A drop or empire waist, or an A-line dress will add curves. https://weddingsfromtheheartblog.net/2014/01/21/4-ways-to-stay-on-budget-with-your-wedding-gown/ Also look for detailing around the neckline which will draw the eye to the upper part of your body. Avoid dresses that are fitted at your natural waistline. Hearts, Joy, Love! Jean Follow my blog … Continue reading Choosing Your Wedding Gown – To Slim a Full Waist
Choosing Your Wedding Gown – For an Hourglass Figure
Best Wedding Dress For An Hourglass Figure This figure has a natural balance - show it off! Many different silhouettes - sheath, trumpet, a-line - will look fabulous on you. Choosing the right neckline and waistline are key. Avoid high necklines, as open necklines like an off-the-shoulder are more flattering. https://weddingsfromtheheartblog.net/2015/08/12/wedding-gown-glossary/ Accentuate your waist with … Continue reading Choosing Your Wedding Gown – For an Hourglass Figure
Choosing Your Wedding Gown – For a Petite Figure
Best Wedding Dress For A Petite Figure A gown with a subtle silhouette, such as an a-line or a sheath delicately adds length to a petite figure. An empire waist will also elongate a small frame. https://weddingsfromtheheartblog.net/2010/04/30/strapless-wedding-gown/ Keep any detailing small and subtle as large decorations will be overwhelming. Depending on the fullness, even long … Continue reading Choosing Your Wedding Gown – For a Petite Figure