I’m not sure where I originally found this, but I can say that I did not author it – it is the verbage I found and used on my own rehearsal dinner invitations, so I thought I’d share it with all of you in case you’re looking for some creative wording for your rehearsal dinner Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Today’s featured article is written by Tonya Shadoan of Circle City Planners. We love this spunky, fun loving wedding planner. Talk to her or any of her team members and your sold – they have impeccable taste and will help you take your wedding to the next level! When it comes to Circle City Planners Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
I was perusing my emails today and there was an orange blossom in one of them. Looking at it made me dream of warm spring days, fresh air with the wafting scent of orange blossoms, drinking crisp wine with friends as our kids ran around. Such an idyllic daydream, no? When I came out of Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
Whether your rehearsal dinner or engagement party is at a fancy restaurant or an outdoor park, you want to look nicely put together as well as comfortable and appropriate for the occasion. I’ve put together 2 examples of rehearsal or engagement dinner outfits on opposite ends of the spectrum. 2 Degrees of Rehearsal Dinner Outfits by lifevents Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
I received an email today from Etsy reminding me that Emerald is the color/birthstone of May and thought this could be great inspiration for a May bride or even a couple who shares May birthdays, or perhaps a way to incorporate a loved one into your wedding whose birthday is or was in May. Pictured Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
In response to one of our reader’s comments who asked how she could incorporate her love for tiger lilies and her fiance’s love of baby blue, we’ve come up with the color scheme of orange and baby blue. Not only are orange and blue complimentary colors, but they are very retro while being very hip Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
This is the seventh tip in our series of quick tips from The Wedding Scene Specialist, Aimee Hardenbergh of True Wedding Events. Quick Tip #7: Preferred Vendor verses Exclusive Vendor. What is the difference? If your unique venue has a list of preferred vendors it means that they prefer that you work with these vendors but Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
This is the sixth tip in our series of quick tips from The Wedding Scene Specialist, Aimee Hardenbergh of True Wedding Events. Quick Tip #6: An important factor to consider when choosing your wedding venue is if you will be providing transportation for your guests. Most couples are shocked to discover how expensive shuttles are Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
This is the fifth tip in our series of quick tips from The Wedding Scene Specialist, Aimee Hardenbergh of True Wedding Events. Quick Tip #5: Look at your day of wedding venue appointments as a date. Make it fun! When you call to schedule your appointment, ask for a recommendation for a local lunch or dinner Click Here to Continue Reading This Article […]
