There are many reasons why couples choose to elope, and that's something unique, just like each love story. Spending your wedding day only with your partner as the center of your attention is a fantastic, intimate, and ultimately romantic way to get married. Still, celebrating with friends and family is important. Having some form of a party after your elopement allows you to celebrate your marriage, just like a traditional wedding reception, but in a much less stressful way. Use this guide to planning your elopement reception and make it unique, fun, and unforgettable.
Read moreHow to Hold a Socially Distanced Wedding Reception, Part 2
This is the final entry in my Covid Wedding Planning mini-series. If you missed any of the previous entries, click the links to read about how to socially distance your ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception entertainment. This week we’re going to talk about dinner!
Read moreHow to Hold a Socially Distanced Wedding Reception, Part 1
Last time we covered how to hold a socially distanced wedding ceremony. This week we’re going to cover the cocktail hour portion of the reception, and next week I’ll wrap up with a discussion of dinner service.
Read moreWedding Table Assignments How-To
When people attend a wedding, they generally expect to be told where to sit—a table assignment at least, if not a seat assignment. Who tells them where to sit? You do! Read on to find out all about how to make your wedding table assignments and seating chart.
Read moreDo People Still Toss the Bouquet and Garter at Weddings?
Are you planning a bouquet or garter toss for your wedding? Not sure whether you want to? You’re not alone. A somewhat surprising number of my clients ask me what I think about doing a bouquet or garter toss. The answer, as with most wedding-related traditions, is that it’s a matter of personal preference.
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