Dear couples, your wedding budget is one of the most important—and delicate—aspects to address soon after getting engaged. It’s essential to plan all your expenses and create a complete list…
A modern and creative way for couples to share their love story and wedding plans is through a wedding website—a personal site dedicated entirely to your big day. This site…
The wrist corsage, a lovely tradition from Anglo-American weddings, has become increasingly popular in Europe too. These miniature bouquets add a colorful, elegant touch to the big day. In the…
One of the most difficult decisions to make when planning a wedding is figuring out the guest list. You don’t want to leave anyone out, but you also can’t invite…
The tradition of throwing the bridal bouquet dates back to 14th-century France—when brides used to throw pieces of their dress for good luck. Eventually, to preserve the dress, flowers took…
Received a wedding invitation and want to avoid any faux pas? Just follow a few simple etiquette rules and you’ll be a flawless guest. First, pay attention to how the…
Weddings are filled with traditions and symbolism, and flowers are no exception. Knowing what your flowers mean can help you make thoughtful choices for your floral arrangements. Roses are the…
Choosing your wedding car may seem straightforward, but it’s actually a decision worth careful thought. The car should align with the overall style of your wedding. A sleek sports car…
More and more couples want their beloved dog to be part of the big day—and it’s a sweet and meaningful gesture. But there are a few simple guidelines to make…
When it’s time to choose the accessory for your bridal hairstyle, remember it should harmonize perfectly with your dress and the hairstyle you’ve planned with your stylist. If you’re going…
Choosing the right table layout for your wedding is never simple. Sometimes, space limitations or rental costs from the caterer make round tables the more practical option. However, when space…
The sweetheart table is the focal point of the reception layout. Traditionally, couples share the table with their parents or in-laws. Others include immediate family and their witnesses. But if…