Wedding planning is exciting, but let’s face it, it can also be super stressful. Between picking your vendors, choosing the venue, and making a million tiny decisions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why two things can really save your sanity during this busy time: contracts and communication. These might not be the most fun parts of planning, but they’re the ones that can make everything run smoothly and help you avoid major headaches down the road.   Let’s break down

As a team of wedding planners, winter weddings hold a special place in our hearts. There is something truly magical about celebrating love during the season when the world feels quieter, cozier, and full of sparkle. While some couples worry about colder weather or shorter days, we see winter as an opportunity to create a celebration that feels intimate, intentional, and deeply memorable.   Ashley and Jim | Photography- J. Richard Photography | Venues- The Cliffs at Glassy Cha

Wedding decor has always been a reflection of the couple at the center of the celebration. Some lean into long-loved traditions while others break the mold with bold, modern ideas. Today’s weddings blend the two more than ever, creating spaces that feel both timeless and personal. Whether you’re dreaming of something classic or something unexpected, exploring decor styles can help you discover what feels most like you. Robin & Isaac. Photography- Rosina DiBello Photography Ve

Ask any married couple about their wedding day and most will smile first, then pause. Not because it was bad, but because hindsight has a way of revealing small things they wish they had done differently. The good news is that most wedding regrets are common, avoidable, and do not involve anything dramatic. They usually come down to time, expectations, and pressure. Knowing what couples tend to regret can help you plan a day that feels right to you. Trying to Please Everyone