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While planning your own wedding can be incredibly frustrating at times, it can also be very rewarding. Whether you are attempting to keep your costs down or just love the idea of doing everything yourself to get it just right, there are a few different things to keep in mind while self wedding planning. If you are ready to tackle …
You planned the perfect proposal and executed it flawlessly, or not so flawlessly, and your significant other gave you a resounding “YES!”. Congratulations, you are officially engaged and the fun and stress of wedding planning can begin! Here is a crash course on what you need to do immediately following your accepted proposal.
If you are looking for ways to cut costs for your wedding, you likely have thought about self-planning your special day with the help of friends and family. While this can be an exciting, albeit time-consuming, process, you have the ability to make your wedding day exactly how you want it to be. If you are taking the plunge into …
When imagining your ideal wedding day, you may not be as interested in the traditional aspects that so many other couples cling to. That’s fine! Your wedding is one of the most special days you will have in your life and should reflect you and your fiancé as a couple. If you want to make your special day memorable, consider …
Even though it would be nice to have an unlimited supply of cash to plan the perfect wedding reception, it’s unrealistic for most couples. However, by investing the proper time to research and planning, you can find great deals on the most important aspects of your day. If you are looking to save a little cash, focus on these budget …
When planning your wedding or wedding reception, it is important to think about how your guests will perceive the day. While the final decisions are yours alone, you still want to make the day memorable and exciting Here are some finishing touches that can excite your wedding guests and enhance your special day!
Once you become engaged and all of your family and friends have been notified, it is important to start finding your venue as soon as possible. Once your wedding venue is chosen, everything else will seemingly fall into place. Still not convinced? Here are 3 reasons you should avoid the planning headaches and consider booking your wedding venue early.
Catering is often one of the most expensive portions of a wedding, typically serving on a per person cost basis. Navigating the ins and outs of catering can often seem like a daunting task and the lengthy contracts that occasionally accompany them can be even worse. To ensure you are getting exactly what you need, here are a few questions …
So you’ve got the wedding venue picked out, the caterers lined up and all the invites in the mail. With all of these items marked off your wedding planning checklist, you may be wondering “What else could I possibly do?”. Here are some easily implemented special touches that you can use to enhance your wedding!
In modern times, weddings are a grand event that often spans several days leading up to the ceremony and the following reception. Traditionally held by the groom’s parents, the rehearsal dinner has become a great way to unwind and enjoy your final night as fiancés in the company of family and friends that have helped make your union possible. Follow …
Once you become engaged and the celebratory period with family and friends has ended, it’s time to get down to business and begin planning your wedding. At this point, most couples will like want to begin by finding a dress, compiling their guest list and testing wedding cake flavors. However, finding the perfect venue for your wedding or wedding reception …
While many couples would be happy having their wedding ceremony outside with little decorations or fanfare, others are apt to go all out. While there is a broad spectrum in relation to what you want your wedding venue to have, what does your wedding venue REALLY need to ensure you are ready for your ceremony or wedding reception? Let’s take …
