Weddings are NOT cheap… and it’s really easy to get caught up in the excitement and joy that comes from planning wedding festivities. Although it would be beyond amazing if we could all get exactly what we want for our wedding; most times, finances have to be compromised to include certain aspects of your wedding. […]
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Twelve Months (or More) Out: Budget: The not-so-fun part of any wedding, budgeting will allow you to allocate funds to what you prioritize over others. Numbers change, so track your spending with a spreadsheet so you can automatically adjust budget funds Venue: One of the first considerations you should take in when beginning your wedding planning […]
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Budget: Sit down with your significant other and prioritize what vendors you want to invest in more. Vendors can be expensive, so it’s always a good idea to go into vendor searching with a clear maximum on what you’re able to spend. Once meeting with vendors, read over their fine print explicitly and ask for […]
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The Pantone Color Institute has dubbed 2020 as the year of: Classic Blue. This decision was hardly made overnight, though. Throughout the year the institute discusses colors that could possibly define the forthcoming year. PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue was chosen specifically for the impending new decade due to its reliable familiarity. With 2020 coming full […]
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Choosing a venue should be at the forefront of your mind when you are newly engaged. Venues are booked out multiple months, if not a year, in advance, and they go fast. A venue is the perfect way to show off you and your s/o’s personality and lifestyle; that’s why it’s so important to take […]
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What many may not know about the scope of wedding planning is that the precious moments following your big day are just as, if not more, important than the ceremony itself. All the excitement and nerves that went into planning finally comes to a halt after the reception, and then you’re left with a lot […]
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Public speaking: an activity that holds a vicious grip on many people’s number one top fears. Yet, what do you do when your dear family member or friend asks you to take part in the special tradition of presenting a wedding toast on their big day? You say, “YES, of course,” because they love and […]
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Much to many people’s surprise, a wedding isn’t only about the bride. The groom should be just as mentally, physically, and emotionally prepared as his beloved. By you taking the time to put in the effort to prep yourself for your big day, not only will the festivities flow smoother, but it will also take […]
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Probably coming in second of importance after saying, “I do,” wedding vows should be made a priority to create the perfect beginning of a life together with your partner. They should be personal, yet easily understood. Sophisticated, yet light-hearted. Realistic, yet present the dream you’re willing to offer to your love. Wedding vows should be […]
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Pay attention Listen: The less times something has to be repeated the more laidback the experience is. Body language: If someone, or, more importantly, the bride looks uncomfortable automatically see what can be done to take away any negative feelings. Offer help if someone appears they are struggling. Be a team player Not everyone in […]
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