Right from the moment he (or she) popped the question [link no longer available], there is a never-ending cavalcade of things to do, details to plan, and a constant feeling of “have I forgotten something?” Your list of "things not to forget when wedding planning" may seem to constantly grow. With an almost never-ending amount … Continue reading “I Take Thee… Erm…”: What Are You Forgetting About In Your Wedding Planning?
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The Bouquet Toss – How To Catch The Bouquet
The bouquet toss, you know that fun custom during the wedding reception when the bride throws a bouquet to all the single ladies, didn’t start out so jovial and fun. The practice of the bride tossing her bouquet originated in 14th century Europe. At that time, the belief was that all brides and everything they … Continue reading The Bouquet Toss – How To Catch The Bouquet
It’s Time To Get Silly – National Mad Hatter Day
It's Time To Get Silly - National Mad Hatter Day (Alice In Wonderland) October 6 is a day to get silly. Why? It’s National Mad Hatter Day, a day to celebrate the Hatter, an eccentric milliner for whom time is forever stuck at a tea party with his friends the March Hare and Dormouse in … Continue reading It’s Time To Get Silly – National Mad Hatter Day
You’ve Got To Say “Yes” Before You Say “I Do” – Marriage Proposal Ideas
So you’ve found the one you want to share your life with, you may even have purchased the ring. But have you thought about where you’ll get down on one knee? A marriage proposal is a life-changing milestone in any relationship. Whether you’ve purchased the ring or not, you know that planning a proposal is … Continue reading You’ve Got To Say “Yes” Before You Say “I Do” – Marriage Proposal Ideas
Catering ‘Service Charge’ Explained
This weeks blog, "Catering 'Service Charge' Explained," comes from Chef Doug Brown with Beyond the Box Catering and Wedbites It is the most commonly asked question – what DOES the service charge include? It doesn’t always mean servers, which we know can be confusing. Most catering companies (and venues) have a lot of odds and … Continue reading Catering ‘Service Charge’ Explained
Wedding Q & A – When Are Aisle Runners Used in a Wedding?
Photo credit: Childers Photography Q. - When is an aisle runner used? A. - The use of aisle runners at wedding ceremonies originated centuries ago. The three main reasons for their use were: 1) Out of superstition - it provides a barrier between the bride and any evil spirits that may come up from below … Continue reading Wedding Q & A – When Are Aisle Runners Used in a Wedding?
Sologamy (or Self Marriage): Positive Life Choice or Utter Nonsense?
Ok. There’s a new trend called sologamy making its way around that I just don’t get. This trend is people, usually women, are marrying themselves. Yes, you read that right. They are getting married... to themselves. Wearing a white dress, carrying a bouquet and having a reception. There is even a word for this - … Continue reading Sologamy (or Self Marriage): Positive Life Choice or Utter Nonsense?
It’s Fiesta Time – Celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo is right around the corner. This celebration commemorates the Mexican army’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. Although a Mexican holiday, Cinco de Mayo has been celebrated in the United States right from the start. It is said that when Mexican miners in the gold … Continue reading It’s Fiesta Time – Celebrate Cinco de Mayo
Sunshine, Rain, and Your Wedding Day
Photo Credit: Bidgee via Wikimedia In a perfect world, it would never rain on your wedding day, and the wind would only be a comfortable breeze. Earlier today I was sitting in my family room listening to the rain. Not a relaxing patter on the window. It is thundering and coming down hard. I mean … Continue reading Sunshine, Rain, and Your Wedding Day
Your Engagement – The First Thing to Do When You Get Engaged
Congratulations to all the couples who got engaged over the holidays. The next thing you should be doing is . . . . . . enjoy your engagement and being an engaged couple. I know you’re excited (and rightly so!), and probably want to dive in with all of the fun of planning your big … Continue reading Your Engagement – The First Thing to Do When You Get Engaged