Q - I'm working on my wedding flowers and have two flower girls for my wedding. One girl (3 years old) will be carrying a sign that says “here comes the bride.” I’m not sure what to have the other girl (6 years old) carry. I do not want her to drop flower petals. The … Continue reading Wedding Q & A – What Should the Flower Girl Carry?
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Wedding Q & A – Do I Have to Invite Family I’m Not Close To?
Q - Do I have to invite a family member I'm not close to, to my wedding? A - It’s your wedding, so technically, you can invite (or not invite) whoever you want. That said, consider the following: Do you just "not like him," or does it go deeper than … Continue reading Wedding Q & A – Do I Have to Invite Family I’m Not Close To?
Not All Timelines Are Created Equal – A Wedding Planner’s Timeline vs A DJs Timeline
A wedding day is one of life’s most significant milestones, created out of a myriad of details and moments. But a “perfect” wedding day doesn’t just happen. At the core lies the master plan of the day, the wedding timeline. Why Every Wedding Needs A Wedding Timeline A wedding timeline is crucial for several … Continue reading Not All Timelines Are Created Equal – A Wedding Planner’s Timeline vs A DJs Timeline
Choosing Wedding Songs That Tell Your Love Story
[wedding music - wedding songs] Trying to decide on what songs to play at the special moments of your wedding day can be a daunting task. Sorting through the thousands of potential songs to play at your wedding can get exhausting. Wedding Paper Divas has created an easy-to-use, helpful wedding song interactive, comprised of more … Continue reading Choosing Wedding Songs That Tell Your Love Story
Your Bridesmaids Don’t Have to Match
The days of 6 young women dressed identically, with matching shoes, matching hairdos, gloves, earrings, and flowers preceding the bride down the aisle are disappearing. Photo credit: Faye Sommer Photography Photo credit: i2i Photography Today’s bridesmaids have the luxury of picking out their … Continue reading Your Bridesmaids Don’t Have to Match
A Few Simple Guidelines for Your Military Wedding
Military weddings are really the same as any other wedding, with the exception of attire and a few traditions. To have a military wedding, either the bride or the groom must be currently in the military. In a military wedding if the groom is serving in the armed forces, he must wear his dress uniform … Continue reading A Few Simple Guidelines for Your Military Wedding
5 Top Wedding No-Nos To Avoid
In this era of "doing your own thing" and "I want it my way", there are some things that no bride should ever do. Of course you want to have a fabulous day that will stay in the minds of your guests forever. Your wedding will be special and as unique as you and your … Continue reading 5 Top Wedding No-Nos To Avoid
Be a Good and Gracious Guest – Wedding Invitation/RSVP Etiquette
Yes, times have changed. But . . . . . . when you receive a wedding invitation (or an invite to any event, for that matter) there are some obligations on your part. Remember, the people think enough of you to have sent you the invitation. Have a little courtesy to let them know if … Continue reading Be a Good and Gracious Guest – Wedding Invitation/RSVP Etiquette
Themes and Centerpieces
Planning a wedding can be fun and exciting. We love to help brides plan all parts of their upcoming wedding, but wedding themes and centerpieces are among our favorites. Selecting the flowers and other interesting pieces to decorate your celebration can be a daunting task, but carefully chosen centerpieces can be a dramatic way to … Continue reading Themes and Centerpieces
What If You Have to Cancel Your Wedding?
Weddings are a happy time - full of expectations for the future. But . . . What if it is cancelled? No one wants to ever talk about the possibility of a cancelled wedding, but for a variety of reasons it can - and does - happen. Everyone involved finds planning a joyful occasion but … Continue reading What If You Have to Cancel Your Wedding?