After more than 35 years of working in weddings and events, I have learned that the wedding guests remember most are not necessarily the most elaborate or expensive. They are the ones where the couple’s personalities come through. Maybe the dessert is the one you shared on your first date. Maybe your grandmother’s wedding photograph […]
After 35 years of planning weddings, the seating chart conversation is the one that produces the most genuine anxiety in couples — not the budget, not the vendor negotiations, but the question of how to seat people who do not belong in the same room together at a celebration that is supposed to be joyful.
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In thirty-five years of planning weddings, I have pulled off far more three-month weddings than most people would guess. A short engagement, a venue that suddenly opened up, a family reason to move the date forward, a couple who simply do not want to wait a year to get married. None of it means your
In my 35 years of planning weddings, one question arises more frequently than almost any other: Do I really need a day-of wedding coordinator? Or the follow-up: What do they actually DO all day? If you are following my 12 Wedding Planning Steps or working through How to Plan a Wedding Without a Wedding Planner:
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This post contains affiliate links. I earn a commission on purchases made through my links at no additional cost to you. After 35 years of planning weddings, I have watched the same pattern repeat itself more times than I can count. The wedding gets planned down to the last detail — the florals, the timeline,
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