No matter where you turn for wedding planning support, most expert advice starts in the same place: choose a theme. Your wedding theme is meant to be your foundation and your guide. It dictates what your colors will be and what style of dress you will wear. It helps you make decisions and choose wedding vendors and reception venues in keeping with the day’s overall tone.
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June
28th,
2013
Wednesday,
February
23rd,
2011
One of the best ways to personalize your wedding reception is to come up with a theme. Wedding themes, which can be as simple as “A Spring Garden” or as in-depth as a “Black and White Masquerade,” allow you to create an unforgettable experience that reflects your personality. Many brides-to-be choose colors, seasons, or holidays as part of their theme, while others might select an exotic location or a period in history. Any wedding theme is appropriate as long as it fits in with your vision of your big day.
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April
2nd,
2014
Any large event that you plan is going to put a strain on your pocket and on the earth. Because you’re looking at up to hundreds of guests (all of whom need to be invited and fed) gathered in one place at one time, there will be ecological ramifications.
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March
5th,
2014
Vintage weddings offer something for everyone. A touch of romance for the bride and groom. Strong traditional undertones for the family. Lasting memories for everyone in the shape of beautiful photographs.
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February
19th,
2014
The one thing that will set the tone for your wedding more than themes or colors or even the reception hall you choose is how much money you have to spend. Although sitting down and creating a wedding budget might not seem like the most romantic first step in planning the wedding of your dreams, it’s never a good idea to start clipping photos out of bridal magazines or trying on wedding dresses until you know your wedding budget.
Wednesday,
February
12th,
2014
Any bride-to-be who has spent a few minutes online has inevitably encountered Pinterest. This social media website, which allows users to “pin” pictures, ideas, recipes, and crafts to a virtual bulletin board, is an incredible source of wedding DIY. From simple tasks like making mason jar centerpieces (a hot ticket item right now) to more involved plans like setting up a wedding photo booth in your reception area, you can find pretty much any wedding idea here.
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January
29th,
2014
There’s no denying that most wedding plans in Salt Lake City are set for the summer months. When the mountains are awash in greenery, the flowers are in bloom, and the sun is shining, it’s easy to picture that perfect wedding taking place. However, anyone who’s spent any time in the state will also agree that winters are a unique experience. From skiers taking advantage of the incredible slopes to those who simply find something magical in a blanket of pure white snow, the cold months hold their own kind of appeal. Warm candle glow is out-of-place in June anyway.
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June
11th,
2013
Signifying love and romance, roses are the most common choice of wedding flower. From a light, spring-like bouquet of white roses for the bride to a more vibrant red for black-tie reception centerpieces, the opportunities for elegance are endless when it comes to this most classic of wedding flowers. But did you know that a yellow rose, though pretty, often stands for jealousy? Or that peach can signify the closing of business deal?
Tuesday,
April
30th,
2013
Wedding plans aren’t just for the young. With an increase in couples waiting to get married, more unique family blends, and second chances at love happening all the time, the wedding industry is seeing a rise in weddings for brides in their forties, fifties, and beyond.
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July
25th,
2012
Contrary to popular belief, wedding stationery isn’t made up of just the invitations and thank-you notes. Although these two items will be the most important pieces of your wedding stationery, there are dozen more different paper-based items that will be part of your planning process.