Photo of the Day: October 23
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Sweeping mountain views and an adorable pup donning a floral collar, make this the picture perfect wedding photo.
October 23
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Tip of the Day: Make sure to mail out your save-the-dates at least six months prior to your wedding day. This will give your guests ample amount of time to make preparations to take off from work, as well as get a good price on accommodations and travel.
Plus, check out Beyond Invitations: 10 Stationery Pieces You Can't Forget.
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Photo of the Day: October 20
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Create an enchanted forest inside a tent for a magical (and rainproof) wedding reception.
Photo of the Day: October 19
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Use berries to add a burst of color to traditional soft-hued flowers and greenery.
October 20
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Tip of the Day: During the wedding planning process, talk with your fiancé about what you want to say 'no' to. "If something doesn’t feel right or align with what you have in mind, you’re allowed to put some limits in place," says relationship expert Tara Caffelle. "A polite way to turn things down is, 'thank you for thinking of us, but we’ll pass on that'."
Plus, check out How to Deal With Family Issues While Planning Your Wedding.
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October 19
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Tip of the Day: Before choosing a wedding photographer for your wedding, ask to see an entire wedding that they delivered to a previous client. Joshua and Kariss, the owners and head photographers at Pharris Photography say, "You want to know what you will be getting in its entirety, not just the highlights." It will also show you how the final images and video are sent over.
Plus, check out 50 Unforgettable Ideas for Your Wedding Programs.
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Photo of the Day: October 18
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This rustic wedding ceremony entrance sign idea is the perfect combination of clever and quirky.
October 18
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Courtesy of Wide Eyes Paper Co.
Tip of the Day: Wedding stationery can range from $500 to upwards of $5,000 depending on quality, inserts, ink colors, and printing methods. If you want to save, Amanda Franz, Founder, and Lead Designer at Wide Eyes Paper Co. recommends printing information on a double-sided card instead of two separate ones. "For example, instead of having a custom illustrated map card and an additional information card with the location details, you can simply print a double-sided card."
Plus, check out 50 Unforgettable Ideas for Your Wedding Programs.
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