Tiffany and Chris McCasland tied the knot at Fort Lauderdale Marriott Pompano Beach Resort & Spa on New Year’s Day, 2016. Their wedding theme was out-of-the-box — a déjà vu soiree that paid homage to Tiffany’s parents wedding 36 years prior!
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Are you a New York City bride that can't live without the bright lights and city energy, but have always dreamed of a waterside wedding? By tying the knot with Hornblower Cruises & Events you can have the best of both worlds—impeccable skyline views and the calming effect of being on the water!
Choosing wedding colors can be a tricky task with all the factors you have to consider. On top of the venue and style you're going for, some couples like to keep their wedding party in mind when picking their palette. So what are you to do when you've got a super diverse group of bridesmaids? Stick with a color that suits every kind of complexion — your 'maids will thank you for it!
Decorations live firmly in the world of logistical reality, no matter how pretty they are. What can you afford? What can you transport? What will look good in your space? That’s why when you start planning, it’s good to get off of the Internet and into your venue, if at all possible.
To further root yourself in reality, start with your venue’s list of decoration restrictions. (Chances are, they have some.) Common restrictions include open flames, attaching things to the wall, and moving the tables. Ruling those items out will narrow down your options.
Well known for their carefully-curated options of luxury lingerie (think La Perla, L'Agent, Chantelle, Stella McCartney) the retailer has added its own signature private label collection, Journelle, to its offerings. According to the founder, Claire Chambers "the Journelle Collection is feminine, modern and sophisticated with a more playful and provocative spirit — beautiful silhouettes in luxe silks and delicate laces."
Fabulous fashion? Check. Expert planning advice? Check. Creative reception ideas? Check. In our March/April 2016 issue, you’ll find everything you need to know to plan a magical, unforgettable wedding.
There are so many places that you can get married that there is no reason to limit yourself to venues specifically marketed to weddings. If you’re not quite sure what kind of venue is right for you, Alyssa Griffith of Rose Gold Events suggests that you “keep an open mind. Think about places you loved as a kid, trips you’ve taken with your partner, fun adventures, and the like. Weddings can happen almost anywhere.”
Winter is my favorite season for a wedding. Since fewer weddings take place during these chilly months, yours will naturally stand out, and there are so many wonderful ways to embrace the season! Here, check out five things you can only get away with at a winter wedding.
Make it Snow
Okay, so you can't actually control the weather (and you probably wouldn't want a snowstorm to hit on your wedding day anyway!). But you can make it "snow" as you walk down the aisle:
Choosing your groom's wedding-day wear can be a daunting task if you don't know where to start. Here, we checked in with Men's Wearhouse to bring you the basics on menswear styles, patterns, and trends.
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