Engagement seasons is definitely here, and we could not be more happier. Yes, we are excited about the new business (our families like to eat). BUT, the love and gushy excitement (and dare say, a little panic) is contagious. If you haven’t already attended a bridal show you may be starting to look at vendors […]
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I usually don’t post these in my blog content (well in the kudos section), but I received this lovely email from a Mother of the Bride at 12:15am this morning. (And a similar email happened to my planner friend, Emilie Duncan). Maddy + Gregg’s wedding was yesterday and it was fantastic. Small, intimate and lovely.
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Might sound silly, but a huge pet peeve of mine is how your napkin is folded on the table. It’s a detail that is often overlooked. And it’s the ONE thing that you can be so creative while not blowing your budget. The pyramid, fan, or bishop hat napkin fold should NEVER be seen at
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As you know, many things can go wrong at weddings. MANY things. In the past years we have had many crazy mishaps that have happened, here’s just a few to mention: Recently we had a wedding party introduction that was done to a meticulously timed music intro. The groom was pretty proud of putting it
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fun and fabulous photos or our bride/groom by: Equinox Photography By the time your wedding day rolls around you will have acquired many vendors. They all play an important role in making your day spectacular. Of all the vendors though, wedding planners and photographers actually spend the most time with you on your wedding day.
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We’ll finish up our series with this finale… on which wedding traditions you should keep…or ditch? #5 Wedding Tradition: Unity Candle We are not suggestion removing this tradition, but to take a closer look at “wedding unity candles” (we’re talking the pillar candles that you keep after the wedding). Often when they are sold they
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Let’s keep going and discussing wedding traditions and which ones we should keep or ditch? #4 Wedding Tradition: Cake Toppers Many brides have been steering away from the traditional cake topper. Instead with the new cake decor and trends, more fresh flowers are being added to cakes. This makes some cake designers cringe and others
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Here we go with part three of the series what wedding traditions should you keep? #3 Wedding Tradition: Garter Approximately fifty percent of our clients are not throwing the garter or bouquet. However, if you wish to keep this time old tradition, consider purchasing only one garter. Most couples will buy “two”; one to throw
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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
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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
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