Tip of the Day: "Take time early on in the planning process to think about how you will make your wedding ceremony meaningful and personal. It will be one of the most sacred and special moments of your life. But if you leave the task of writing your vows or picking music until the last minute, it can create a lot of unnecessary pressure and stress," says Lindsey Norton from L. Brook Events.
Plus, check out 10 Meaningful Touches for Your Ceremony.
Mini floral arrangements look even more darling when paired with vintage crystal glasses, antique pearl necklaces, and lace table cloths. Get more ideas for a vintage wedding >>
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Tip of the Day: "At Nicol Artistry, we always advise our clients to book in for a cut/color within a couple of weeks of their wedding. Hair tends to style better when it is freshly cut and a little color adds vibrancy and depth. These two things will only help (never hurt) your wedding hairstyle," says Kimberly Nicol from Nicol Artistry.
Plus, check out 25+ of the Best Bridal Hairstyles.
Although we'll never tire of crazy creative engagements — special effects and all — sometimes the sweetest proposal moments feature the couple in their natural surroundings and a little help from family members or friends.
So many wedding-planning books revolve around the bride — but it's the groom's day, too!
Tip of the Day: "Take care of your guests from the moment they arrive until the day after the wedding reception by providing creature comforts. For example, you could surprise your guests at the end of the night with a hangover kit to help them recover the next morning," says Angie Johnston from Sapphire Celebrations.
Plus, check out 10 Ways to Be Gracious Hosts.
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