How to Stay Calm on Your Wedding Day
Firstly….and this might be a given….you need to get yourself a wedding planner! Not for the obvious reasons like you need someone to coordinate all the moving parts,
To First Look or Not to First Look?
One of the clearest memories of my wedding day was the moment when the church doors opened and I laid eyes on my (future) husband. Louis Armostrong’s La Vie En Rose was playing.
Are the 4 Something’s Still In?
Something borrowed, something blue, something old and something new. It's one of those wedding traditions like tossing the bouquet and toasting the parents of the groom. Some coupl
The Do’s and Don’ts of Writing Your Own Vows
Nowadays, couples are choosing to write their own vows. They want that personal touch that distinguishes their ceremony in that special way. I'm all for it! If you're the couple wh
How Important is Pre-Marital Counselling?
This is a question I get from a lot of couples. It may sound old-fashioned to the modern bride, but pre-marital counselling is still a thing! Some brides say: we don’t need couns
4 Things A Bridesmaid MUST Remember …
When a bride chooses her bridesmaids, she bestows an honor onto them, akin to the sacred oath of sisterhood. She's saying: I trust that you'll be my sounding board, watch my back a
5 Most Common Bridal Regrets
Maybe you always dreamed of a church wedding or a live band or an elegant seated, plated meal at your wedding. When it comes to planning however, your parents, aunts, uncles, or e
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