Wedding Priorities – 5 Ways To Help Decide What You Want From Your Wedding Day

Photo Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/vVyzufditLQ When you’re planning a wedding, it’s definitely easy to dive in with plans and get ahead of yourself. To make sure that you don’t get too overwhelmed, it is beneficial to think about your wedding priorities - what do you and your fiancé want from your wedding day? Do you know what … Continue reading Wedding Priorities – 5 Ways To Help Decide What You Want From Your Wedding Day

Wedding Planning Q & A – When to Lift the Bride’s Veil?

Q. - During the ceremony, who’s supposed to lift my veil? A. - Although not as common these days, many brides still wear a traditional blusher veil (a veil that covers the face) for their ceremony. There are two options for who lifts the bride's veil, depending on when you want the veil lifted. The … Continue reading Wedding Planning Q & A – When to Lift the Bride’s Veil?

How To Choose Ceremony Music to Express Your Wedding Vision – Part 4

Here's the rest of our list of wedding ceremony music selections. Since there are so many wonderful wedding songs out there, I'm sure I've left off several. PROCESSIONAL Classical "Canon in D Major" - Pachelbel "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin (Here Comes the Bride)- Wagner "St. Anthony Chorale" - Haydn "Trumpet, Tune, and Air" - Purcell … Continue reading How To Choose Ceremony Music to Express Your Wedding Vision – Part 4

Alternatives to the White Aisle Runner

Having a lovely white aisle runner for a wedding ceremony is a popular choice. The practice dates hundreds of years when brides were considered “royalty,” and as such were not expected to walk on the same ground at the “commoners.” However, the traditional white aisle runner may not be your style. https://weddingsfromtheheartblog.net/2017/08/16/aisle-runner-used-wedding-ceremony/ If you like … Continue reading Alternatives to the White Aisle Runner