We know, it feels like a lifetime ago when things were "normal". With the rise of the Delta variant, it is important to be on top of all the precautions you'll need to think about when planning your wedding. Have a Health & Safety Plan We encourage you to have some sort of plan in place when getting married during this unknown time. Talk to your wedding vendors about local mandates and restrictions that may currently be in place. You'll want to discuss wedding count, masks, l

Creating your guest list for your wedding is hard in general. But creating it and then having to cut it due to COVID is a different story. You can do it! We're here to help. Try Not to Focus On Your "Old" Wedding Can this be hard? Yes, for sure! You have to try as hard as you can to put your old wedding to the side and reenvision your new one. Maybe you were planning a destination wedding and now that isn't possible. You need to think about your options closer to home where y

Style now involves keeping guests safe and squeaky clean. COVID-19 has changed almost every event, especially weddings.. Now is the time to take some extra sanitary precautions to help keep you and all your wedding guests safe. There are many ways you can include hand sanitizer stations on your big day without ruining the aesthetic. Check your current state guidelines, work with your vendors, and get ready to set up some sanitizing stations. Your guests will thank you! Hand S

Covid has had many couples around the world cancel, postpone, or force them to cut down their guest list because of regulations. Couples are torn on what to do. Many are having a hard time deciding what the "right" thing to do is.  Couples have also had to make the hard decision of if their guests should have to wear masks or not during the ceremony and/or reception. Some believe it is totally necessary and others believe it’s not. Weddings are also a time where many people s

As many couples and wedding vendors navigate through the current coronavirus pandemic, there are many things we are all having to learn quickly. One thing that is important for everyone to know is how to properly inform guests of the rescheduled date of the wedding if you have decided to postpone. Something to remember is that no matter the circumstances, things pop up and sometimes rescheduling is the best option. One thing you can control is communicating all of this with y

With all that's happening, many people wondering how safe it is to be going out and planning a wedding right now. There are so many questions up in the air like: How many guests is too many? Masks or no masks? Can people dance on the dance floor? All we know is that we can tell you this - wedding pros all across the country are taking many safety precautions to make sure you can have the wedding of your dreams while keeping you and your guests safe. In Person Meetings or Virt

Couples all around the world have been anxiously waiting to tie the knot this Spring/Summer, all to be put to a stop due to the Coronavirus. It is more important than ever to take the right steps and plan accordingly if you plan to be having a wedding in the coming months. There are certain precautions that should be taken to allow you and your loved ones to attend your wedding safely. No Buffet Style Food Without Servers Dishing it Up For You Several weddings are known for h

We know planning your wedding can be overwhelming, especially in times like these. On the bright side, you probably have much more time at home right now to get things done. With everything going on, it is important to know how to responsibly plan your wedding using social distancing. Photography: Kim Dyer Photography Communication Communication with your partner is always important, but when planning your wedding it is just that much more important. Talk with each other and