No image captures the spirit of celebration on your wedding day more than a grand exit. The playful image of your guests having fun surrounding you and your partner smiling from ear to ear as you embark on married life is a shot you’ll want to frame. Your grand exit is an idea place to show some personality and have guests send you off in style.
While the most common grand exit takes place after the reception, you can also get the same effect by capturing the moment as you leave the ceremony. By doing this, all your guests can be in the shot and you have more options. Seven of our favorite ideas, regardless of when you do your grand exit, are...
Chances are you’ve been to quite a few weddings over the years. They all have similar elements and they might even start to run together in your head. Now that you’re engaged, I’m sure you want to plan a day that’s not only perfect for you but memorable for your guests. How do you do that?
Here are five ways you can make your wedding day memorable for both you and your guests.
The concept of a rehearsal dinner has changed over the years. Traditionally, you would gather with immediate family, out of town guests, your wedding party and their significant others in the private dining room at your favorite local restaurant. The thought was that your out of town guests have spent time and resources traveling to be with you. The rehearsal dinner served as a way to spend additional time with them and thank them for coming all this way.
However, with more and more of your friends and family moving away your hometown, we’ve had to shift the concept of rehearsal dinners to fit today’s lifestyles. Here are five things you need to know about hosting a rehearsal dinner in this modern era.
For years, weddings have followed trend and focused on farm to table when it comes to their food and even craft cocktails. We’ve put an emphasis on locally grown and sourced goods that have brought a more personal and unique touch to every wedding. Now, that trend is finally extending to florals.
Flowers can be a major element of every wedding. However, until now most blooms were flown in from varying parts of the country, or even world. While many florists still utilize this traditional method for sourcing their flowers, one of our favorite local florists is opting to stay local and the result is spectacular. I’m excited to introduce her to you today and let her tell you more about why choosing to go with field to vase flowers will create results beyond your wildest dreams. Take it away Haley!
Kelsey & Brett’s Lincoln Memorial Sunrise Engagement Session with Kir Tuben (and Capital Bikeshare!)
