New Service Helps Guests Bond Before the Wedding

Your wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to celebrate with all of your loved ones from different walks of life, all under the same roof. The odds are that you may have relatives, bridal party attendants or friends who haven't met each other yet or spent much time together. If that's the case, then consider breaking the ice with a fun activity so that they can become better acquainted before the big day finally arrives.

July 29th

Photo credit: Relate Studios

Tip of the Day: Rothweiler Event Design recommends holding the entire wedding on the beach instead of just the ceremony. This will give you the beautiful space for the full six hours, as opposed to just a quick 30-minute ceremony. Frankly, there is too much set up and preparation required to just host the ceremony and run. Plus, when you have the entire party in one location, you'll be able to find beaches that will give you more privacy, whereas if you simply host your ceremony there, your wedding will become a spectator sport.

Plus, check out 50 Ideas for Beach Weddings.

July 28th

Photo credit: 

Petruzzo Photography

Tip of the Day: Clicking with your photographer means you like their style of photography. This is important because you don’t want to have to ask them to emulate someone else’s style. It also means you feel safe — confident he or she will give you great results — you like talking to each other, you understand each other and neither of you will need constant clarification. Clicking means that you sense that your photographer wants to do a good job on your wedding day and if something goes wrong, you’ll feel confident that he will make it right.

Plus, check out How to Find Your Perfect Wedding Photographer.

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