Your destination wedding planning will not only be about the destination location, it will revolve around cost as well. There are several kinds of expenses involved in a destination wedding. You and your guests will have travel expenses. You will of course have the typical wedding costs. Then, there are the expenses associated with hotel rooms. You can have your dream destination wedding by heeding these few savings tips.Save money on travel arrangementsYou can save money by asking those guests that will be coming from the same location to make …
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Las Vegas Weddings & Honeymoons
March 2nd, 2011 by maureen
Nearly 120,000 couples get married in Las Vegas every year making Vegas the crazy wedding capital of the world. You don’t have to have a traditional ceremony. If you are getting married in Sin City, why not make it a wild and crazy experience? Las Vegas wedding chapels offer unique weddings galore. You can get married in a drive-through chapel, get married by Elvis or have a Harley Davidson-themed wedding. Where else can you ride to the top of the Eiffel Tower, cruise through the Grand Canal of Venice, and …
Destination Wedding Dos and Don’ts
March 1st, 2011 by maureen
Destination weddings are so much fun, and they are more popular than ever. There are some things about planning a wedding in an exotic land that might be different than planning a wedding near your home. To get the most out of your destination wedding, try these simple tips: Book a site that also will make a dream honeymoon spot for you and your spouse. Having your wedding and honeymoon all in one place is called a “weddingmoon”, and many resorts will offer special packages if you choose to …
Cornucopia Centerpieces For Your Wedding
February 28th, 2011 by maureen
Looking for a unique wedding centerpiece with auspicious symbolism? Then look no further than the cornucopia, also known as the “horn of plenty”. A symbol of abundance dating back to the 5th Century B.C., the cornucopia would make a beautiful addition to any wedding table, especially in the autumn.The traditional cornucopia is a horn shaped basket that has fruits and vegetables spilling out of it to symbolize an abundant harvest. This would make an unexpected, and very festive, fall wedding centerpiece. Each table could feature similar fruits and vegetables, or …
Ideas For February Weddings
February 27th, 2011 by maureen
The winter months are not as jam-packed with weddings as the summertime, but there are still plenty of couples who prefer this more mellow time of year to get married. When you are planning a February wedding, you will want to design an event that is warm and inviting. There are a few things to keep in mind when designing your wedding…First of all, February does not have to mean Valentine’s Day. Although it is the most popular date of the month for weddings, it can be a bit too …
7 Tips For Spring Wedding Centerpieces
February 26th, 2011 by maureen
If you are getting married in the spring, you are taking advantage of one of the most beautiful times of year. All of your surroundings don’t have to be just naturally beautiful, and; in accordance with the spring season, there are many different centerpieces that you can use to enhance and decorate the occasion.A wedding centerpiece adds an element of harmony to a wedding as well as providing an important focal point to the festivities. Take some time to really think about what kind of theme you want for your …
Designing Your Wedding Tablescape
February 5th, 2010 by maureen
A tablescape, as the name implies, is the landscape of your tables. When you are designing the tablescape for your wedding reception, you will consider many of the same concepts as when planning a landscape: color, texture, and visual interest. The way you put it all together is what will make your reception shine.The tablescape includes all of the different elements that you will use to create your place settings. These things include: the tablecloth and napkins, plates and chargers, utensils, glasses, centerpieces, favors, table numbers, and menu cards. With …
