Emily and Nate's North Texas Micro-Wedding
Time to go over all things ring related!
How to present the ringThe proposal should totally be a fun surprise but the step in the relationship totally not. That means you have a window of opportunity to easily be honest (in a light way of course) on what is truly important to you. If you are like Jenna and heirlooms are important to you you can listen in to her personal experience on how not only she but her family communicated that to Hunter before he proposed.
If you are going to be buying a ring - WOW! Did you even realize before looking into it that there are so so many options? It's quickly overwhelming we get it so let's cover the basics.
Camp Themed Wedding for Mr. and Mrs. KampEvery little detail of this day was unique, beautifully executed and oh so perfect for this sweet couple!
Wedding Colors: Rust, Terracotta, Navy with Gold and Wooden Accents Vendor Team: Photographer - Karina Danielle Photography DJ/band - Matt Brooks Caterer- Back Forty Smoke House Videographer- Bouquet of Fireworks Rentals - Honey Do Event Rentals Gown - Sundays Bridal Florals - Lilies and Co Florals Hair and Makeup -Get Pretty Gals What is a Wedding Theme or Wedding Style?Scroll for free download
What to Ask When Touring a Wedding VenueIt’s tour time! Just when you started to figure out this whole narrowing down the sea of options and asking questions now it’s time to be nervous about touring.
It’s getting close to your day and now you’ve got all the decorations and fun stuff set it’s time to focus on rehearsing your ceremony. By now you should have the ceremony specifics set with your officiant to know the ins and outs of what will happen so that you can do a run-through and share that with your wedding party and immediate family members. If you haven’t figured out all those details yet you will want to so that your rehearsal runs smoothly and is effective. Here are 4 of the big questions when it comes to rehearsals and the answers/tips our team has for you when planning for your rehearsal.
4 Things When Planning Your Wedding CeremonyPlanning for your ceremony is a big deal - it is after all the whole reason for planning a wedding right? Most couples tell us that like most of the planning, they aren’t even sure where to even get started and just sort of “end up” planning the ceremony. So we decided to pull together 4 tips to get started on planning what is sure to be the BEST thing about your day - your ceremony!
One thing we cannot stress enough when it comes to your ceremony is to choose your officiant wisely. We dive into this a little more in our blog that talks about whether or not to have a family or friend officiate but at the end of the day you want to make sure you talk through your ceremony in-depth with your officiant. It will get you all on the same page, make sure you are both prepared and ready for a smooth ceremony. Okay so on to the tips! If you've read our Part 1 to starting your timeline then you already have your outline - the big moving pieces listed out and ready to rock. Now it's time to plug in all your specifics and make it your own and make it fit your day. Everyone has a different list, recently we are seeing less and less of some traditions such as the garter toss. So if there is anything you do or don't want to include in your wedding ceremony or reception timeline feel free to make it all you own! Let's do a quick run down of some of the most common / main items.  Timeline 101 Prep: Before You Dive in...Oh timelines… It’s a key part of planning and commonly the main part that our couples say they either are dreading or are worried about for the day of. We get that, there is a lot that goes into it and so many moving pieces! Not to mention, you actually want to be able to kick back and enjoy the whole thing, not just stare at the clock and go one checklist item at a time right? Before you dive into your timeline there are some things you should have ready, some information that will help you shape your timeline and bring all the pieces together.  |
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