Ceremony

In a time when extravagance rules everything we see on television, and “bridezillas” set the standard for acceptable behavior, many couples planning their weddings strive to achieve the antithesis for their big day. We look to our histories and the weddings and lasting relationships of our parents and grandparents for inspiration, creating a matchless vintage wedding that is remembered for years to come. Source: Pinterest One of the major benefits of having a vintage wedding is that it can be done on a low budget, while emulating the feel of…

They say money is the root of all evil, so when it comes to planning a budget wedding, don’t let it get the best of you. Determine the most important aspects of your wedding day and budget them first. Once that’s out of the way, decide what you are willing to trim. Source: Pinterest If the meal is number one, then focus your efforts on presenting a great and memorable dinner instead of wowing everyone in the ballroom of a five star hotel. If dancing the night away is a…

There are many items whether they are decorative, essential, or traditional that need to be purchased or collected (borrowed) for the wedding day. Below is a list of common wedding accessories. Use it to track what you may need for your wedding. Wedding Accessories Checklist * Aisle runner * Bubbles, birdseed, wedding rice or rose petals (for tossing) * Cake knife and server * Cake topper * Card box (for gift table) * Centerpieces * Decorations * Disposable table cameras * Engagement photos * Wedding Favors * Flower girl basket…

By: Crystal and Jason Melendez In Your wedding ceremony is an outward expression of the love you have for each other, and enables those closest to you to witness and be involved in one of the most special moments in your lives. The key elements to just about any Western wedding ceremony are pretty much the same, whether the ceremony is religious or not. Certainly religion will add its own traditions and rituals, but the basic elements will still be present. Likewise, if you’re having a civil ceremony, you and…