Are you shopping for a future bride this holiday season, or are you the future bride who needs ideas to add to your wish list? We've got you covered, here's a Holiday wish list for the bride-to-be in your life! 1. Future Mrs. Sweatshirt 2. Bridal Pajamas 3. Mrs. Clutch 4. Bride Clutch 5. Perfume for Their Wedding Day 6. A Fun Coffee Cup 7. Wedding Planner 8. Ring Box 9. Ring Holder 10. Gift Card to Get a Facial 11. Wedding Countdown 12. Wedding Day Shoes 13. Wedding

Wedding trends come and go, here's some fun ones you can expect to see a lot more of in 2022. Outdoor Venues Covid-19 changed many things, like weddings. Last year there were more outdoor weddings than ever before as people were trying to figure out how to have their wedding safely. Kim Dyer Photography Pet Signature Cocktails In quarantine, lots of us became even more close to our pets at home. If you have a special pet in your life, but decide it's best they stay at home

You've got your girls and your Pinterest board so you're probably ready to take on wedding dress shopping! How exciting! Preparing for wedding dress shopping may be something you haven't thought of, but you will want to do before walking into your first store. Before you walk into your first bridal boutique, keep some of these things in mind to help the process go smoothly. Make an Appointment Some bridal places allow walk-ins, but most don't anymore especially with the ongoi

You just got engaged, are getting excited to start wedding planning and finally put together your wedding budget. You probably thought about all the big things you'll have to pay for, but what about some of the smaller items that will add up? Here are some wedding costs you may have not included in your budget. Postage Stamps You'll need stamps to mail your wedding save the dates, invitations and RSVP's. It may not seem like a big deal, but if you have bulkier invitations, th

Fun wedding seating charts are all the hype right now. You've probably seen lots of different ones on Etsy and TikTok lately. With the ongoing COVID pandemic, seating charts are more important than ever. Here's some fun ones you can DIY! Picture Frame Buy a giant picture frame, an easel stand and printable seating chart plans for this easy DIY seating chart. It's also super inexpensive to make! Window Panes Grab an old window and write your seating chart directly on it wit

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

Your budget is important! What’s important to you will show in where you spend your budget. Here’s a suggested guide to help you breakdown costs as you plan. 40% Venue, Catering & Rentals Half of your budget will go towards renting out your venue, hiring a catering company and renting out all items from chairs to dinnerware. Sometimes, a cake could also be included in this chunk as well. 15% Decor Your decor budget includes bouquets, flower arrangements, ceremony and receptio

September is one of those months where you can't decide if you should still be celebrating summer or breaking out those fall decorations. The same thing goes if you have your wedding planned for a September date. You can really go either which way with your color scheme/decorations during this month. You can go for bright summery colors, subtle fall colors or even go for something in-bewteen. The Weather Depending on where you live, by the end of September it might be startin

Wedding Favors - Yes or No? Many people decide to give out wedding favors, and many do not. So the question is, is it totally necessary? It is said that party favors are not necessary like they once were. It’s your big day so it’s ultimately up to you! When you're deciding if you want to do wedding favors, ask yourself these specific questions: Do I feel like it will make my big day better? Does my budget allow for it? Do I have time to add this to my list with the several o

Let's face it, that traditional guest book at your welcome table at your wedding is going to get missed by guests and then it will sit in a box in your attic for the next forty years. No worries, there are so many other fun ways to have your guests sign something so you will always remember who was there to support you and your significant other on your big day. Sign a Heart Have your guests each sign a heart and drop it into a frame. After your wedding day, you can set this