Photo of the Day
Save on flowers by reusing bouquets in some of your centerpieces!
Save on flowers by reusing bouquets in some of your centerpieces!
Tip of the Day: Determine if there are any vendor restrictions at your venue of choice. "Some venues have strict policies on vendors and you may not be allowed to use the planner you wanted to work with or the photographer you already booked. Other establishments may use this list to suggest businesses they like to work with but ultimately allow couples to bring in other vendors," says Margo Fischer from Bright Occasions.
Plus, check out 35 Tips for Choosing Your Perfect Wedding Venue.
First, you’ve got to rely on your instincts — but also consider these tips from seasoned wedding professionals so you can better spot good t
Enough with basic black leggings! It’s all about prints now — the wilder the better.
Rain on your wedding day may not be ideal, but it can certainly produce some beautiful photos!
Tip of the Day: When you book your hotel room block for your guests, ask the events manager if there are any perks they can offer, such as a discounted morning-after breakfast, free parking, and other treats.
We love this creative way to showcase your gorgeous ring and shoes!
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Tip of the Day: "Do the unsexy planning items first. Set your budget and guest count so you don’t fall in love with a venue out of your price range or that can’t accommodate the size of your group," says Kristin Watkins of Stephanie Rose Events.
Plus, check out our Step-by-Step Guide to Planning Your Wedding.
Getting married is one of the ultimate rites of passage. Weddings are a symbol of love, hope, devotion, sacrifice, and the future — not just for us, the bride and groom, but also to our family, friends and community. And with them comes a host of expectations (just take a look at these wedding complaints I’ve heard). Sometimes these perceptions are so deeply engrained that we don’t even realize they’re there.
I’m three months shy of getting married (!) and it’s only now, at the tail end of my engagement, that I’m able to see how certain myths have shaped my wedding-planning process for better (and for worse). Where did these crazy ideas come from? My fiancé, Jason, blames the crappy reality TV that I watch and my love of fairytales as a kid, but I think it runs deeper than that: Myths are also formed from cultural beliefs and stories that are passed down to us on a personal level. BG brides, what would you add to the list below?