Almost every couple who plans a wedding in Utah does it with some kind of budget in mind. Although this is the one time in your life when extravagance is worth it, you also have to take into account the costs related to the honeymoon and setting up a new life with the person you love.
That’s why we’ve come up with this list of places to splurge on your wedding budget and where you can get away with cutting a few corners.
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Wednesday,
February
15th,
2012
One of the first things you’ll do when planning your wedding is decide on the wedding colors. That’s because before you can even order the invitations, you’ll need to determine what your overall theme and colors will be. Whether you go for a romantic pink with traditional touches or a vibrant blue that matches the sky for your outdoor garden reception, your colors will set the tone for your entire event.
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Your wedding transportation—whether it’s a traditional limousine or a romantic carriage ride for two—is one of those tasks that often falls into the groom’s hands during the wedding planning stages. However, more and more brides-to-be are taking the initiative and coming up with truly unique ways to travel in style. Go for the tried-and-true wedding transportation ideas, or make a splash in a big way: it’s your wedding and can have it any way you want.
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In an ideal world, the day before your wedding would be a day of rest. You will have chosen a Utah reception center that provides a full range of services, including coordination and catering, and all your vendors will have their orders and be under the direction of your wedding consultant. The rehearsal dinner will be ready to go without a single hitch, and there is nothing to do but pamper yourself and sleep late as you head into the big day.
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One of the best reasons to choose an all-inclusive Utah wedding reception center like Eldredge Manor is that you get access to a wedding consultant who will help you plan and perfect your wedding day. It doesn’t matter whether you have 50 guests or 250 guests coming—organizing an event on this scale is a large undertaking – complete with several pitfalls and hazards most won’t even think about. And because typically brides are doing this for the first time, there is a lot to learn and even more to remember in the weeks leading up to your big day.
You’ve already chosen the perfect Utah reception center, your dress is fitted and ready to go, and the big day has finally arrived. In addition to the memories you will be making as you attend your wedding and say your vows, chances are that you are also going to capture this day on photo and/or video.
In order to make the most out your wedding photos, here are a few tips for looking your best and capturing your big day:
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By Jonan Williams · Comments (1)
Wednesday,
March
30th,
2011
One of the more popular wedding trends for today’s couples is a personal wedding website. In an age when Facebook, Twitter, and FourSquare allow us to update our friends and families on all of our daily activities, it is becoming more and more acceptable to be “plugged in” when it comes to the big events in our lives. A personal wedding website, which is basically your own website dedicated solely to your wedding plans and updates, is actually less expensive and less work than most prospective brides and grooms assume.
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By Jonan Williams · Comments (1)
Wednesday,
March
23rd,
2011
For brides, wedding planning typically starts long before there’s an actual ring on your finger and a date set for the big day. Whether you began imagining the wedding of your dreams when you were a little girl, or if one special man has put you on the fast track to saying “I do,” chances are you have a good idea of what your ideal wedding looks like.
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Wednesday,
March
16th,
2011
If you’re getting ready to choose an outdoor wedding reception center in Utah, you know that the weather isn’t to be trusted. Although Utah is one of the most beautiful for an outdoor reception, there are quite a few unknowns when you’re dealing with Mother Nature. In fact, even in the balmy summer months, the occasional overcast skies and cool mountain breezes can make it difficult to plan your reception outdoors.
Fortunately, it is possible to have your outdoor reception and enjoy it, too. With the right kind of planning and reception venue, you can hope for the best while planning for the worst — and still have a beautiful, elegant wedding reception that will meet all your expectations.
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Wednesday,
March
9th,
2011
If you are planning on inviting children to your wedding, it’s important to ensure the comfort of all your guests, both young and old. It is becoming more and more common for brides to include young children in the wedding plans, whether the kids are part of the ceremony or simply invited to join the celebration.
Planning a wedding reception that is family-friendly means that you have to do more than just include “and Family” on the invitations; if you want everyone to have a good time, it’s good to plan a few activities that will keep small children entertained and happy — and, by extension, their parents, too!
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