Even the most detail-oriented couples will tell you this: no wedding ever goes 100% according to plan. From tiny hiccups to full-on “you’ve got to be kidding me” moments, surprises tend to show up exactly when you think everything is finally under control.

For generations, the wedding veil has transcended its role as a delicate layer of tulle. It’s a symbol of grace, tradition, and quiet femininity.

When it comes to planning your wedding, one of the most important things to get right is your budget. There are three main factors that determine your total cost:

There’s something undeniably special about an outdoor wedding. Maybe it’s the way vows sound against the wind and sunlight, or how nature itself becomes part of your love story.

Personalized wedding catering isn’t about creating an entirely new menu from scratch, it's about using food to tell your story. From the dishes you choose, to how they’re served, to the way they make people feel every detail is a chance to add meaning.

A big part of my job is spending time alongside brides on their wedding day. And throughout the day, I’ve witnessed every kind of emotion, the nervous anticipation right before walking down the aisle, the joyful excitement of knowing your partner is waiting at the end, and everything in between.

A great wedding album doesn’t just capture what happened – it helps you feel the emotions of the day all over again. And sometimes, it reveals details you may not have even noticed at the time!

A rehearsal dinner is a special pre-wedding event that gives the couple and their families a chance to relax, connect, and show appreciation to those playing a key role in the wedding.

After years of working with couples, I’ve learned which decisions actually make a lasting impact. These are the ones I’d recommend to any couple planning their big day