When Should You Actually Start Planning Your Wedding?
This is a question I always get, and I'd like to answer as specifically as possible. Truthfully, I can plan a wedding in 2 months. If you want to get married in your backyard and y
3 Most Overlooked Elements of a Wedding (That Really Need Your Attention)
From the minute they get engaged to the day of the wedding, Brides and Grooms spend 90% of their waking hours planning. They do cake tastings and food tastings. They stock their ba
6 Ways to Maximize Your Cocktail Hour
An hour means an hour. Don't allow this part to drag. Take as many family photos as possible before the wedding so you have less to shoot in this time. It's efficient and ensures y
Top 3 Wedding Guest Pet Peeves
Yes, it's your wedding day! You've paid for it, planned for it and waited for it (possibly for an entire pandemic) and you deserve to get everything you want out of that event.
Cocktail Reception vs. Sit-Down Dinner
Cocktail receptions are very trendy. Speeches are often done early in the night and guests can eat and drink at their pleasure. Weddings tend to feel less formal with a cocktail re