We’re talking about a wedding traditions and which ones we should keep or ditch? #2 Wedding Tradition: Cake Cutting Server Set This is one of our personal favorite “enigma’s” of weddings. Tradition (meaning wedding stores) will encourage you to purchase a silver knife and cake cutting server set, sometimes inscribed with your name and wedding […]
what wedding traditions should you keep? part two Read More »
Weddings are chock full of traditions. And if you’re planning for the first time you will understand what we are talking about. Tradition is awesome, but as you know, we like to shake things up a bit around here and give you some alternatives. Especially when the wedding tradition can cost you money. This week
what wedding traditions should you keep? part one Read More »
If you have been invited to a wedding, then this blog post is for you. And if you are a bride/groom, why not print this out and include it in your wedding invitation? Okay. I’m kidding about that. Sort of. Dear Wedding Guests: It is an honor to be invited to a wedding. Although I’m
have you been invited to a wedding? Read More »
A tradition adapted into most wedding ceremonies is the lighting of the unity candle. This entails usually have two taper candles and one large pillar candle in the middle. The mother’s will light each respective family’s taper candles before the ceremony: the bride’s family on the left and the groom’s family on the right. Then
lighting the family unity candles at your wedding ceremony Read More »
You probably have heard already that The Post Office is raising their prices on the first-class postage stamp. Beginning May 11th, the price of a first-class stamp will go from $0.42 to $0.44. Envelopes between 1-2oz. will go from $0.59 to $0.61. Remember that you can buy “Forever” stamps. Just buy them before May 11th to
rate increase on first-class postage stamps Read More »
Do… create your own identity at your wedding. Choose a style for your wedding that really reflects the two of you as a couple. Even if they are quirky or your mother has NEVER heard of anyone doing that before! Don’t… buy something just because it has the word “wedding” on the packaging. Perfect example;
do’s and don’ts for your wedding Read More »
It’s a huge concern for brides and grooms on how to secure their wedding gifts at the wedding reception. Short of having a security guard stand by the gift table the whole evening, it’s difficult to have this situation 100% effective. Usually the concern is not the large gift boxes, but the little treasures that
tips on securing your wedding gifts at reception Read More »
I had the most amazing, impromptu date with my husband last night. Nothing spectacular; we just had drinks and talked for 5 hours. We talked about us, our son, family, business, politics, religion, colleagues, money, how we want to be when we are old (I’ve been notified that my husband will be an ‘old flirt’
deep thoughts: on marriage Read More »
The finale on how we took a 4H center and transformed it into one of the most romantic wedding receptions, of ever! I can tell you the guests were BLOWN away and mouths dropped when they entered the room (if we only had pictures of that). Remember the stage? A fantastic focal point for the
your wedding venue, a blank canvas; finale Read More »
Okay, we’re back at the large, open venue that is somewhat intimidating to brides on where they should start with decor. Yeaaah, not us. We decided to create high and tall centerpieces. Because the roof is SO HIGH, we did go a bit crazy with the height. Notice the colors are from her mood board,
your wedding venue, a blank canvas; part two Read More »
Have you been looking for a venue for your reception? In rural areas, there are a lot of venues such as county buildings or community centers. They are big enough to handle your large guest list, but lack in the aesthetics. We regard venues like this like a blank canvas and a challenge. And we
your wedding venue, a blank canvas… Read More »
We all know the quickest way to reduce your budget, is to reduce your guest list. In this region, the average wedding is approximately 250 guests. In areas like Jasper, Indiana the guest list could be 500-700 people! Large families = big weddings! If you have already gone through the excruciating process of selecting your
easy tips on reducing your wedding guest list Read More »
