Canceling your wedding is a subject no couple wants to discuss. But I am here for the hard conversations, and after over 20 years of experience as a wedding and event planner, I will give you the steps to cancel your wedding. First of all, you will come from a very emotional place. It’s understandable. […]
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It’s true! Event professionals have their own special language. Acronyms and special words that mean something to us. It’s just like any other industry. We try to use normal language when clients so they aren’t confused. So if you’ve heard a few of these words or abbreviations, here it goes: BEO Stands for: Banquet Event Order. Your
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Today is International Women’s Day, March 8, 2019, and I wanted to celebrate it by writing this post. I’ve seen social media posts encouraging us to think about women who have made an impact in your life. It had to stop and think about it. Women are such powerful creatures. We have so much to
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Today we need to talk about a serious and non-sexy topic: your bar at your wedding and bartenders. We’ve touched before on some drinking issues, but this post is specifically to cover the laws and what is important for you to know as a guest, wedding party member, or family attending a wedding. We’ll concentrate on the
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Update: According to this site, Indiana has banned the use of sky lanterns. In 2019, Owensboro, KY, is considering banning Sky Lanterns in the city. I cannot be sure of the current regulations, so it is best to contact your city’s Fire Department to ask about their current status and ordinance. Everyone loves the Chinese Sky
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The beauty of planning a home wedding (which is one of our expertise wedding planning services that we offer) is that it is so personal and intimate. It’s almost as if you feel you “aren’t having a formal party”, like you might if you had attended a country club or rented a hotel ballroom. However, you still have to
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While we are veteran wedding planners (twelve years), we still learn things at each wedding. Seriously. Something new, all the time! Even though we have pretty much experienced (almost) everything. So today, for you DIY couples that are planning your own wedding without the advice or direction from a professional planner, I’m going to give
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This week’s breaking news in the wedding world, is Bristol Palin (daughter of Sarah Palin) has cancelled her wedding for May 23, 2015. She did so, only four days away. First, let me say, canceling her wedding is very courageous of her. At this point, everything is already paid for, so refunds aren’t an option. The
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Is there such a thing? Being too organized? Wedding planning is a process, it takes time. No reason to rush and no reason to get ahead of yourself. Sometimes we find that clients will change their minds too often or second guess their choices. Or simply, even though it started out to be a really fun
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Hello lovelies! It’s been a POPPING year! Weddings, Corporate Events, Expos, social parties … we’ve been busy, busy bees. So on this Friday, before another big weekend, I thought we’d take a moment to revisit some awesome posts from the past. Lie to your Wedding Vendor? An Open Letter to Wedding Church Coordinators How to
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… and other erroneous advice brought to you by ABC News Good Morning America’s Ginger Zee (ABC meteorologist). Let me preface this blog post before I begin that I absolutely adore ABC Good Morning America and all their anchors and professionals. NBC Today show can suck it as long as they have Matt (Narcissistic) Lauer as
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Today on the Good Morning America show they talked about the costs associated with destination weddings for your guests. On average, $490 per person ($980-$1,000) is spent by guests attending a wedding out-of-state, potentially more at higher-end resort destination locations. Many guests are admitting to going into debt trying to attend these weddings. They simply
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