You do have a wedding budget established don't you? If not - stop right now and seriously work on it. Establishing a wedding budget and sticking to it will help you organize, produce and deliver a wedding that is beautiful and yours. On the offside chance that you've gone over that budget in some area(s) … Continue reading 3 Ways to Manage Your Wedding Budget and Cut Costs
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Should I Send a Save-The-Date to My Wedding Guests?
If you are planning to celebrate your wedding over a holiday weekend, or your guest list will include a number of out-of-town guests, Save The Date cards should be an important part of your plan. Generally, they are sent out as early as six months prior to the wedding date. Because they will give guests … Continue reading Should I Send a Save-The-Date to My Wedding Guests?
Where Do They Sit? Creating Your Wedding Reception Seating Chart
Deciding who to invite to your wedding can be tricky enough. Once they’ve been invited and have RSVP’s “Yes” now you have to decide where they will sit. Figuring out a reception seating chart takes a bit of time, but the effort adds to the comfort level of our guests, as well as saving you … Continue reading Where Do They Sit? Creating Your Wedding Reception Seating Chart
The Guest List
Deciding who to invite and how many to invite are major decisions that will impact much of your wedding planning effort. But before you start writing out the list, do some serious thinking. Sit down with your fiancé and talk about what kind of wedding you want. Have you dreamt of a huge wedding with … Continue reading The Guest List
Looking Good – Tips on Formal Wear
Formal wear (noun): clothing, such as tuxedos and evening gowns, for formal social occasions Most people would agree that there is something special about a man in a tux. They just look good. But they would look even better if they took the time to ensure that the tuxedos they wear fit. There are some … Continue reading Looking Good – Tips on Formal Wear
Four Wedding Trends That Should Never Go Away
Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of wedding articles that say something like “ Wedding Trends We Want To Go Away ” or “ Wedding Trends We Wish They Would Retire. ” Let’s turn that around to something positive! There are certainly many fabulous wedding trends and practices that we’d love to see for a … Continue reading Four Wedding Trends That Should Never Go Away
Common Guidelines For Wedding Ceremonies In A Church
We find that many couples are not always aware of the church ceremony guidelines that most churches have in place regarding what can and cannot be done at a wedding ceremony. While your individual church will have its own rules and regulations, in general most churches have these guidelines in place. Church Ceremony Guidelines Some … Continue reading Common Guidelines For Wedding Ceremonies In A Church
Wedding Planning Q & A – When To Take Off Your Wedding Veil
Wondering when is the right time to take off a wedding veil? Here is a Wedding Planning Q & A that covers just that. Q. - Can I take off my veil after the ceremony, and if so, when should this be done? Photo Credit: Faylyne (CC BY 2.0) A. - When to take off … Continue reading Wedding Planning Q & A – When To Take Off Your Wedding Veil
The Top 6 Wedding Planning Mistakes Couples Make
To help make the planning (and pre-planning) stages of your wedding day go smoother and less stressful, keep these common 6 wedding planning mistakes in mind. 6 Common Wedding Planning Mistakes # 1: Making Plans Too Soon After the Engagement photo credit: springsandra via photopin cc Weddings are an exciting time, and I get that. … Continue reading The Top 6 Wedding Planning Mistakes Couples Make
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