During the planning process, couples often make a grave error of their wedding by not realizing the importance of having a professionally prepared wedding day timeline. Months ahead of time, it feels like an hour for the bridal party to get ready in plenty of time, however, on the actual wedding day, you might find […]

In all my years of planning, I’ve never once had a couple express to me that they hoped it would rain on their wedding day. Alanis even sang about how unwelcome it is, but the fact remains that it does happen.

2020 is a lot of things right now, but one thing for sure is it’s a year to break the mold, a year to break the rules. It’s a new era to wildly throw off traditions that may no longer represent you and embrace authenticity.

You’re going to ask yourself many, many questions during your wedding planning process. One of the most common ones we hear is if I have a venue coordinator, do I need a planner?

I’ll be honest with you if you had told me a few years ago that I would be planning a full year of nothing but weddings for 25 guests or less, I would have looked at you like you were crazy.