Getting Started
5 Ways to a Welcoming Wedding
Tuesday, February 5th, 2013
From Ceremony to Last Song, Experts Offer Tips for Keeping Wedding Guests Happy While Creating Your Ideal Day. Weddings primarily focus on the bride and groom, but in reality they are shared celebrations with cherished friends, family and loved ones. The day showcases elements reflecting the couple’s signature style and personality, but it should also …
10 Ways to Save Money on Your Wedding Day
Wednesday, August 29th, 2012
Want to Cut Back on Wedding Expenses? Follow These Simple Tips and Save Some Green. 1. Instead of a large, extravagant cake, order a small cake for you and the groom to cut during the reception. Then, serve your guests from a sheet cake. (*Hint: If the staff from your venue cut the cake in …
Yearly Wedding Planner
Wednesday, July 18th, 2012
12 months Make a guest list Decide on a budget (allow extra as a cushion) Decide who will pay for what if you and the groom are not paying for everything Book a wedding planner Find a venue/reception location and book the site 10 months Select your bridal party Select all of your vendors Start …
Weddings on the Web
Thursday, June 21st, 2012
Creating a wedding website is a simple way for couples to provide details about their upcoming nuptials. A plethora of information may be included on a site, depending on the couple’s preferences and the complexity of the site itself. Couples can include useful facts about guest accommodations, directions to the ceremony and reception, photographs, the …
Who’s Sitting Where?
Tuesday, May 29th, 2012
Arranging a seating chart for your reception will probably be one of the most frustrating aspects of planning your wedding. The bride and groom must consider their families’ and friends’ common interests when planning the perfect arrangements. College roommates and family friends, for example, may not be the perfect table match (do your family friends …
