This is one of the most exciting/overwhelming parts of the planning process for any couple unless you’ve magically found a venue long ago before the wedding and knew, that when the day came, that place would be it; that’s rare. For the rest of the world, we can’t check off the remainder of our items without having the venue locked in so this piece is pivotal. There are so many factors to consider for your venue that can be a little intrusive for someone that’s never done this before.

If you recall, I typically break down the timeline into three sections: Prep, Ceremony and Reception. As such this journal entry will be about the ceremony portion of your timeline.

We are beyond grateful and elated that we were featured as an expert. It's taken a lot blood, sweat and tears to build this business to what it is today.

Brainstorm the body of your thank you card template. As much as we'd like each to be completely personalized, that just may not be possible and will end up discouraging you from ever writing them. Here is a good template to start with.

Feeling beautiful on your wedding day can sometimes be an overlooked detail. Feeling flawless and confident in your skin is key to walking down that aisle with a smile on your face so you can focus and be present.

In the midst of all the planning, have you given thought to that moment when you say I do? One of your wedding planning tasks should be to review wedding ceremony ideas and traditions. My bride, Steph was interested in her options for ceremony styles, which is why I'd like to dedicate this post to her.

Hiring your wedding planner is a very personal decision. Of all your vendors we spend the most time together and the most time on your wedding so it's important that we get along. We also carry the biggest responsibility on your wedding day as