Photo of the Day
Gertrude & Mabel Photography
Use a convertible for your getaway car so that you can capture a sweet photo like this!
Gertrude & Mabel Photography
Use a convertible for your getaway car so that you can capture a sweet photo like this!
Photo Credit: Larsons Photography.
Tip of the Day: Your groom’s hands will be photographed in HD, so encourage him to get a manicure, moisturize each night for a few weeks prior to the wedding, and yes, maybe even get that knuckle hair waxed.
Plus, check out the best ways to get your groom involved in the wedding planning.
Bride-to-be Meehan’s shower was a celebration of her sunny personality.
When we spotted this photo of a bride and groom holding up their shoes and having a blast, we had to get the story behind the photo:
Photo Credit: Katelyn James Photography
In the picture, photographer Rebekah Hoyt and her husband, Matt, are playing “The Shoe Game."
Never heard of it? Here’s how it works: During your reception, after you’ve enjoyed some dinner, dancing, and drinks, place two chairs back-to-back on the dance floor for the bride and groom. Remove both of your shoes, then trade a shoe with your new spouse so that you’re holding one of each. Then, have a designated person ask a series of questions about the two of you and your relationship (i.e.. “Who will be doing most of the cooking?” "Who said 'I love you' first?"). After each question, hold up the shoe of the person you think is the best answer to the question.
Photo Credit: Katelyn James Photography
Rebekah describes how to game played out at her wedding:
Hello, my loves. You are all just going to die (in a Zoe way) over these brand new destination wedding packages by Sandals. For years, the luxury-included brand has partnered with big-name planners to bring you cool Big Day options. However, the packages themselves weren’t always as customizable as you savvy brides would have liked.
Enter stage left: The Your Wedding. Your Style. program that launched with loads of fanfare at NYC’s gorgeous Grand Central last week.
In addition to hobnobbing with Randy Fenoli (yes, girls, that Randy of Say Yes fame), I got a sneak peek at the totally customizable program. It’s so simple, so pretty, and so perfect for every bride, I’m afraid none of you will get your work done at the office. See, the program is streamlined online, so you can literally plan and re-plan your wedding all day long by choosing which Sandals property, what colors, flowers, décor option and even a DJ!
Personally, I prefer the Emerald Bay outpost, which has one of the Caribbean’s most challenging and gorgeous golf courses. I also like the idea of having bright pink flowers, or maybe peach or white and letting my guests boogie all night poolside. Or maybe they’d prefer being on one of the manicured lawns… See what I mean? Go to sandals.com and start customizing your wedding today.
Bridal showers can have a bad rap, so we were determined to find real-life parties that were not only beautiful, but fun.
This ultra-romantic photo makes us swoon!
Corynne’s wildly romantic bridal shower was a scene straight out of Love Story.
Dessert tables can make any party look (and feel) more put-together. There's just something about a smorgasboard of treats that has the power to revert guests back to a simpler, sweeter moment in time. Plus, we believe that they make any bridal shower or wedding more fun.
But you don't have to be a pro planner to put one together — just pick up a copy of Amy Atlas' new manual, Sweet Designs: Bake It, Craft It, Style It. Amy, a sweets stylist, is credited with starting the dessert table trend and has designed parties for celebs including Brooke Shields, Kelly Ripa and Tori Spelling. Learn how to make this stunning Chanel-inspired dessert table from her new book!