You have a wide range of choices when it comes to styles and colors for your fall wedding table. One thing is sure: you want your guests to focus on the table’s centerpiece. Fall is a season of gatherings, and your wedding is no exception. Your centerpieces will help you with this. Keep centerpieces low to the table. The No. 1 rule of centerpieces is that they should be placed on the table. Why? Your guests can socialize with those across from them and establish contact! The rest is up to you. But we have asked a few questions: Do you want candles? What about burnt orange o ..read more

Winter weddings are a particular time of the year. This means that you have a lot of options for your reception tablescape. We are all in a dreamy frenzy with gilded silverware, pinecones, and glittering tablecloths. You can start by considering a holiday-themed color scheme. We love the classic red and green for a little yuletide spirit, but you can subtly integrate the colors to avoid it becoming a theme. (For example, make a runner with evergreens to give the room an emerald feel, or place crystal ruby goblets beside shimmering gold candlesticks). If that’s not for you, there are many ..read more

It doesn’t matter when you plan to get married; a beautiful bundle of flowers is a must. You can still use flowers at your wedding even if they aren’t technically in season. You can have a bouquet with your favorite flowers at your wedding. If you want your flowers to match your wedding season, you’re in for a treat because some stunning color combinations will work perfectly with a Winter wedding. Start by choosing colors that are most representative of the season. We love deep burgundy, emerald and snowy greens, classic blues, and whites for the cooler months. You can also “wi ..read more

Couples interested in modern designs and trends may want to choose a modern theme as the basis for their wedding. Clean lines, Lucite décor, and abundant fresh greenery can all be used to give your event a modern look. Want to know how you can give your wedding a modern touch? Our experts gathered tips from various wedding planners on modernizing everything from Invitation Suites to chairs and tablescapes. Are you ready to start? Here are 22 tips to make your wedding modern and chic. Set Up Ghost Chairs This setup was given a modern feel with the addition of ghost  ..read more

Gardens have inspired lovers, writers, and artists for many years, but they are not just for traditional fêtes. Couples have used their green thumbs to create unique wedding details, including the decor and menu. You can swap greenery for modern whimsy or give a garden party lounge a desert-inspired twist. Who says you can’t bring nature indoors? You can turn any space into a magical garden, even if it’s not in a garden venue. Here are 23 garden weddings ideas to inspire you on your special day. Wear Flowers in Your Hair Add a floral crown to your veil, locks, or strands for a m ..read more

When Samantha Ogir and Kenny Botello attended a party at Boston University on February 14, 2010, neither had Valentines. They knew this would not be the case once they locked their eyes. Kenny and Samantha spent the remainder of the evening talking after taking a shot of tequila to calm their nerves. Then Kenny took Samantha home. The couple recalls sharing their first Kiss outside my dorm when it came time to say goodbye. “We both agreed we did not want the night to end,” they reflect. The couple spent the rest night talking and watching the sunrise. A few days a ..read more

Winter weddings are a great way to add warmth and charm to the day. Winter weddings offer a variety of ways to add warmth and joy to the event. From rich colors to seasonal flowers, there are many options. Don’t forget a winter wedding doesn’t have to be themed around the holidays. While red-and-green celebrations and metallic parties can be fun, other options exist. It is possible to throw a stunning winter wedding without a holiday theme. You can choose from various warm-weather attire, including faux fur coats. There are many ways to plan an elegant winter wedd ..read more

It’s not a secret that wedding planners are experts in planning weddings, including managing a guest list and setting up a budget. What is the difference between wedding planners, coordinators, and designers? Don’t worry if your budget doesn’t allow for a full-service wedding planner. We asked our friends in the wedding industry (27 to be precise) to share their wisdom and experience to help you start your planning and, most importantly, enjoy the process. Read on to learn the top secrets of some of the best wedding professionals in the country, from money-saving tips to stress-reduction tips ..read more

Marriage is difficult. Everyone loves to tell newlyweds that marriage is hard, from Academy Award-winning actresses to hairstylists to the checkout clerks at Trader Joe’s. They rarely offer any helpful advice on how to deal with the problems. New married couples often hear, “Never get angry at bedtime” and “Always speak the truth.” That’s about it. It would be best if you enjoyed your first year of married life. A therapist I met at the start of my marriage called the first year “the wet-cement year” because that’s when couples learn how to be partners and avoid getting stuck. This is the time ..read more

Be Present You have invited your guests to share in the joy of your wedding. Before the dancing starts, visit with your guests to ensure they don’t wait for a minute to express their good wishes. They will be ready to dance when you are. Attention to volume Hire a wedding DJ focused on creating a fantastic party atmosphere, not blasting guests’ eardrums. You should move the tables and chairs away from the speakers and place older guests farther from them. Nobody wants to be overpowered by the music at your wedding. Seating arrangements are essential Plan your seating arrangements car ..read more