Tip of the Day: "If you love an expensive bloom, feature it in the bridal bouquet and groom's boutonniere to get the most bang for your buck, since these are the most photographed wedding details. It's okay to have smaller bridesmaid bouquets and make the bridal bouquet the show-stopper since guests will see it the most," says Melissa Varnavelias from Stylish Blooms.
Plus, find out Which Flowers Are in Season for Your Wedding Day.
Q. What’s the best way to incorporate children from a previous marriage into a wedding?
Tip of the Day: "Choosing the right vendors can make or break your budget, so go with up-and-comers who may not have as much experience as the big names, but still have good style and a price point that you can afford," says Jamie Chang from Mango Muse Events.
Plus, check out Top Questions to Ask Your Wedding Vendors.
Rose selected gilded touches and ruby-red blooms to set a formal tone, offset with romantic lace tablecloths and natural accents like pebbles and green leaves.
Sweet and simple, we love this pretty ceremony backdrop.
Just you, your love and your heartfelt vows — really, what more do you need?
Tip of the Day: "Your wedding story will begin with your save-the-date cards and invitations. Because they'll set the tone for your event, you'll want to have wedding concept and colors in place before sending. Beautiful calligraphy on the envelopes and even the stamps you chose matter. Give your guests a reason to believe this is an event they simply cannot miss!" says Andrea Freeman from Andrea Freeman Events.
Plus, check out 5 Things You Need to Know About Mailing Your Wedding Invitations.
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