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Choosing to hire a wedding planner isn’t always an easy decision. But if you don’t know what you’re doing, or have a busy schedule, outside help will save you time, money, and emotional energy.
Choosing your wedding’s color palette is one of the first planning steps you’ll take. Those colors determine everything from the napkins and centerpieces, to bridesmaids dresses and even the venue. (After all, your rustic wedding probably won’t “match” the luxurious…
As of 2017—just two years after the Supreme Court ruling—over 1 million LGBTQ+ Americans got married. And while no official study has been conducted since, that number is surely still rising. (Clearly, if you’re here reading this blog post!) As…
Choosing a wedding dress is no small ordeal. That’s why there are TV shows, magazines, and websites devoted entirely to that one part of the ceremony. A wedding dress is no small expense, either. Across all 50 states, only a…
We’ll never stop saying it—planning a wedding takes a lot of work. For many couples, the planning happens in background between jobs, social lives, child care, or education classes. Your wedding can actually start to feel like its own job….
Your honeymoon is a much-needed break from all the excitement—and hard work!—of planning a wedding. While celebrating with friends and family is, of course, tons of fun, it’s time for you and your new spouse to step out of the…
According to Marilyn Monroe, the right shoes can change your life. We wholeheartedly agree—which is why choosing your perfect wedding shoes is so important. Dare we say just as important as picking the dress? After all, no outfit is complete…
On average, you’ll spend around $750 for your wedding flowers. This not only includes the bouquets and centerpieces—but also any flowers for your cake. (And yes, silk flowers count, too!) Flowers are a long-standing tradition at special events; they’re aromatic,…
Choosing a venue is one of the very first (and most important!) decisions you’ll make when planning your event. Your venue affects the event’s date, location, capacity, and budget. That might seem like a lot of pressure to put on…
