Ah, the thrill of planning the perfect proposal! It's not just about the ring and the down-on-one-knee routine – it's about creating a moment as it becomes a cherished chapter in your love story. Kaleidoscope Events is here to take away any of the anxiety and stress you're feeling and to help you plan and execute the most memorable moment that will have your partner saying "yes" before you even ask! Get Inside Their Head: To brainstorm the ultimate proposal, start by decoding your partner's quirks and fancies. Are they into grand gestures or more of a cozy corner kind of person? The key is t ..read more

Congratulations, lovebirds! The moment you've been waiting for is finally here – you're engaged! Cue the confetti, the happy tears, and all the warm fuzzies. Now that you're officially on cloud nine, it's time to channel that excitement into a few key steps to kickstart your journey toward the big day. As your trusty wedding guides, we're here to guide you through the first thrilling moments of your engagement with a touch of whimsy and a whole lot of joy. Pop the Bubbly and Share the News First things first, let's toast to your love story! Grab a bottle of your favorite bubbly (or sparkling ..read more

Let’s talk about love, baby Since it’s the month of love, we thought it only fitting! To put us in the mood, we sat down with Omar Ruiz of ,Talk Think Thrive. Omar is a trained Boston Marriage Counselor who created Talk Think Thrive to help couples enhance their intimacy, communicate effectively & resolve conflict. He specializes in advanced counseling techniques, real world strategies, & guidance around complex relationship issues. Tune in to our Q&A session with Omar, where we picked his brain on maintaining intimacy, the benefits of couples therapy, and the keys to success in m ..read more

The morning of your wedding day is full of excitement, anticipation, and nerves. You’re about to say “I do” to your significant other, so it’s completely normal to experience a range of feelings. However, instead of waiting around and letting your emotions get the best of you - or drinking them away - we’re here to provide a few alternatives. So, in the spirit of Dry January, here are a few activities you can participate in on the morning of your wedding day, instead of lining up the mimosas! Golfing with the Guys Scheduling an early morning (brief!) round of golf with the groomsmen always hel ..read more

When we think of a “modern wedding”, a few things come to us straight away: digital communication, normalized inclusion, and a hard push away from tradition. We are somewhat lucky, in this case, to be living in uncertain times - a string of years in which no one knows what is going on - because it opens up a world of endless possibilities. 2022 is an awkward teenage girl with an uncertain future. She is 2001 Brtiney Spears belting out the lyrics to “Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman”. 2022 is not traditional, but has not yet escaped tradition; It is the liberty to be yourself, yet many bigots are s ..read more

April has come and gone. We had our ,showers, but did it bring us any May flowers? That answer is different for all of us. When it comes to wedding flowers, the options are endless; often our couples don’t even know where to begin! Another big surprise? The cost! Floral arrangements, plants, vines, flowers, petals, etc. can bite a huge chunk out of your budget; and oftentimes the sticker shock is as great as when preparing the proposal…ring included! Why? Because florals are not just for centerpieces and bouquets. In order to further prepare you on what to expect, we have teamed up with Jed T ..read more

When it comes to weddings, we invite three tiers of guests. Tier I: your lovely friends and family. Tier II: the people your bank rollers force you to invite, like your mom’s BFF, or your mom’s nemesis, or your mom’s hair dresser. Tier III: the people who pop back into your life out of nowhere and ask for an invitation; or the people that your friends and family somehow guilt you into inviting. You may, for example, wake up one day and realize you have given your step-cousin-in-law permission to bring a plus one when he, himself, was low on the guest list. All your guests hold different places ..read more

Love is love. We hear it all over the place, don’t we? “Love is love” is to now, as “eat pray love” is to 2006, but what does it mean? Do we follow it, uphold it, and honor it? Do predominantly heterosexually run wedding companies, conducting business with predominantly heterosexual clients, truly know how to make the LGBTQIAP+ community feel seen, heard, and valued? The answer ranges anywhere from a hard “no'' to an insecure “yes, and…” This industry, in its bones, was created to uphold the sanctity of marriage for only one type of love. It was designed to include some and exclude a lot of o ..read more

The old adage “pain is beauty and beauty is pain” has not aged well. #GoFeminism! Sure, there are women that may still tolerate the painful aspects of the beautifying process, but those aspects are no longer a requirement for beauty (phew!). Even better news, we're not even expected to suffer for beauty on our big day (double phew!). In fact, everyone - family, friends, the future spouse, and stylists - would encourage you not to suffer for your wedding day. But, even if we ditch the corset and toss the 6 inch stilettos, beauty can still be a pain…in the ass. A new adage, particularly appropri ..read more

You can say we've have been to a lot of weddings, and have worked even more of them! We have the incredible opportunity to participate in a very special, emotionally-charged event. While the bride(s), groom(s), wedding parties, bank rollers, and families are caught up in the glitz and the glamour of wedding planning, we have a front row seat out here to what actually needs to get done! One of the most interesting “caught up in the planning” trends we notice is that no matter how many weddings a couple has attended in the past, they completely lose all sense of perspective for their own big day ..read more