We're Obsessed With: Iced Sugar Cookies from Cinderellie's Sweets
We're loving these stunning decorated sugar cookies from Cinderellie's Sweets. Created by Ellie Meisner out of her own private commercial kitchen in Flemington, New Jersey, these gorgeous treats are sure to be crowd-pleasers at your wedding, shower, or any other party. Check out some of our favorites below.
How cute would this be for a wedding favor? Arrange them on a table, alternating bride and groom, and invite all guests to take one (or two) as they leave.

While we're firm believers that you should never send out a wedding invitation or thank you note via email, it's perfectly acceptable to email the invites for your rehearsal dinner or bachelorette party. But you don't have to send out a boring old email—now you can purchase an adorable template from 


As it turns out, even BG staffers are known to suffer from wedding-planning overload sometimes! We've been so busy adding exciting new features to BridalGuide.com—let us know what you think of our redesign in the comments box below—that we haven't had the chance to update you on all of my latest adventures. Good news: I've officially checked off "book a venue," "host an engagement party," and "select a bridal party," off of my to-do list, which as any bride knows is a huge relief. Check back for behind-the-scenes photos and savvy budget secrets that I've learned while completing each of those tasks, including: what to expect when signing that iron-clad venue contract, how to throw a celebratory shindig with your nearest and dearest for less (without offending those you couldn't afford to invite), and the save-the-date cards we found that you're going to want to steal ASAP. (Hint: The photo above is a sneak peek of what's to come.) Also stay tuned for future posts about the next phase of Jason and Stef's Wedding Extravaganza: booking vendors! As always, thank you for reading and be sure to share your luxe-for-less wedding tips with us on 

Music can really make or break your video—if you don’t like the songs, you’re not going to want to watch the video. So before you send over your music selections to your videographer, read our quick tips:



