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Who better to give you wedding day advice, than someone who has recently gone through the whole process of planning and living out their Big Day! And I don’t mean, like last month or last year. A real bride who has had a few years to look back at some things she absolutely loved about her wedding and some things she might have done different. First, let’s meet the ladies I interviewed: Continue reading “Wedding Day Advice from Real Brides”
There is a defining question to deciding whether or not to have a DIY wedding. Ask yourself, can it be done months in advance or is it something that happens on the day of or right before your event? In some cases, it can save you a lot of money and quite frankly, you may just be the crafty kind that considers it fun. Let’s face it, certain elements of your Big Day are simply too stressful and too much to take on at the last minute. Homemade gifts, favors, and décor can add a personal touch and can be made and assembled months in advance. Still wanting a DIY wedding? This list may have you calling the professionals for those details that come together right before your event. This will ensure you enjoy your special day and save you a whole lot of stress! Continue reading “DIY Weddings? 6 things you should never DIY”
You see this wedding tradition at so many weddings – it just seems customary. The question is should you include this at your wedding reception or choose your own wedding traditions. Let’s look at the history and maybe a few alternative options, if you’re not sure you want to keep or toss this one. Continue reading “Should you Toss the Bouquet and Garter at your wedding?”
Wedding trends come and go… But outdoor weddings will never go out of style and having an indoor option, not only adds peace and comfort, but yet another opportunity to reflect your vision. The question is, how do I make the space I’ve chosen for my wedding, reflect my personality? While timeless and classic touches will always be in style, many options abound for you to add your own style. Here are just a few of our favorite 2018 wedding trends worth noting and could be around for awhile…
Let’s face it, if you are planning for your “Best Day Ever,” I’ll bet most of your Pinterest boards are loaded with reception ideas and bridal attire. Be sure to set aside time for your wedding ceremony planning. You could consider the ceremony to be the most important part of your wedding day …the reason you have invited all of your guests and where you will display the love you have for one another.
Continue reading “A Bride’s Guide to Wedding Ceremony Planning & Traditions”
Selecting wedding ceremony music can be daunting and do I ever have a list to make your life easier. Below you will find wedding ceremony music divided into Classical, Ceremony Hymns, Non-Traditional, and for the recessional, modern upbeat music to cap off the event. Of course, anything goes these days. This can be dictated by whether your ceremony is traditional or no holds barred. After all, its Your Wedding, Your Way! Continue reading “Wedding Ceremony Music”
If you’re not familiar with wedding etiquette, just ask any 
Southern girl. They can tell you it’s all about the couple’s “Best Day Ever” and how you can help make their event memorable for years to come. Here are a few to remember:
“My Person” – Spencer Crandall
“Better Together” – Luke Combs
“Love Someone”- Brett Eldredge
“Yours”- Russell Dickerson
“Good as You”- Kane Brown Continue reading “Top 50 Country First Dance Songs”
Apparently, there is a new trend to make a floral statement. If you didn’t see this one coming, check out TheLovelyAve.com or her Instagram account @thelovelyave. You may have already seen some of her work as featured in MyWedding magazine and would have never guessed it’s paper, specifically, crepe paper. These hand made beauties are taking wedding decor by storm.
Did you know that most outdoor wedding venues have minimum hours depending on the day of the week? You can lower your venue rental fee by booking any day except for Saturday.