Something so easy, so perfect, so natural should come so beautifully. Ummmm…. nope! That first kiss can be riddled with insecurity!
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Something so easy, so perfect, so natural should come so beautifully. Ummmm…. nope! That first kiss can be riddled with insecurity!
Are you stressed out about your wedding? Take a number. 24 and counting! Yup!!! That is the number of weddings this happy couple has under taken so far with more to come! Let us introduce you to Lisa Grant and Alex Pelling.
Yesterday, Editor shared one of her favorite Thought for Today quotes by Elizabeth Barrett Browning ~ you know the one: How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. Editor and hubby celebrated their second wedding anniversary this weekend and here is our funny story about counting the ways!
We have talked about having children at weddings and how much drama this can cause during the invitation process by having to tell people that their kids are not welcome to an adult only reception. We also talk to brides about how a little flower girl or ring bearer may not make it down the aisle. But here is another case in point ~ video evidence that kids may be disruptive to your ceremony!
The wedding industry has become BIG business and a lot of newbies have jumped on the bandwagon. We have no problem with that as long as they do what was promised, at the price that was promised and delivery/install as promised. There are a lot of people that over sell and under deliver… and as wedding planners, we see it a lot! Here are some red flags that always get us worried when brides book people who really do not know what they are doing.
Thank you to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for providing us with the Wedding Day Survival Plan.
We’re sure it’s just a fluke that wedding season happens to coincide with hurricane season. Ensuring that everything is perfect for the big day requires a great deal of strategy, coordination, and patience. As you gather your nearest and dearest to celebrate what should be a joyful time, Mother Nature, clashing personalities, and unexpected situations could easily thwart even the best laid plans. Being in the throes of wedding season, many of us here at CDC realized that planning for a wedding isn’t that much different from planning for a disaster. Just remember: Get a Kit, Make a Plan, and Be Informed.
We always talk about letting go on the day of your wedding because there will be things that are out of your control. And you can either go with the flow and enjoy your special day or let something stupid become your focus and ruin your day! Here is a true wedding day story from one of our facebook followers!
Typically for IN THEORY THURSDAY, we take a wedding practice and debunk it. But today, we are just going to do a REALITY check – it is time for marriage equality in the United States and around the world! No ifs, ands or buts on this topic for us.
Contentment consisteth not in adding more fuel,
but in taking away some fire.
~ Thomas Fuller
Anyone who has ever been part of a wedding – whether as a bride, groom, bridesmaid, mother of bride or just in attendance – knows that the possibility of drama is endless on this special day!
Wedding planner Beth Bernstein of SQN Events shared with us her thoughts on The “C” Word – Commissions for TIP TUESDAY last week. It spawned some interesting comments from wedding planners, other wedding professionals and brides. Last week for IN THEORY, we shared the thoughts on this subject from a bride’s perspective – she called these commissions: “Illegal Kick Backs“. Today, we share the comments from seasoned wedding professional Tom Buttaccio - owner of XO Pictures.

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