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.
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:
Marriage is one of life’s most exciting milestones, but a wedding can make even the most enthusiastic bride anxious.
Photo Credit: Corey Garland Photography
Planning a winter wedding around the holidays? These creative ways to display the simplest foods — including cheese, milkshakes, and pudding — are sure to impress your guests.
Marriage is one of life’s most exciting milestones, but a wedding can make even the most enthusiastic bride anxious.
Photo Credit: Susie & Becky Photography
Q. One of my girlfriends told me she doesn’t want to participate in “the financial aspects” of being a bridesmaid or take part in any planning. What should I do?
Just in time for Christmas, this Nutcracker-themed wedding inspiration shoot will have you dreaming of sugar plum fairies and toys coming to life. The bride and groom are both professional dancers, allowing them to incorporate ballet into this wonderful photo shoot. Check out the stunning pictures below. Merry Christmas, BG brides!
Marriage is one of life’s most exciting milestones, but a wedding can make even the most enthusiastic bride anxious.
In our January/February 2016 issue, on the newsstands now, you’ll discover what some of the top trends are for weddings in the coming year.
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