Ceremony & Reception › Destination Weddings

Buffalo Wedding

Wedding Planners

Coming Home

article by Melanie Wanzek - CTW Features | posted on January 23, 2012 at 7:00am

Destination: Home. While some brides decide between a traditional hometown wedding and a destination wedding, for others those options are one and the same. “You go through the same processes in terms of creating a vision and hiring vendors who can really execute that vision,” says Alyssa Brown, production manager for Alison Events in San Francisco, which specializes in destination…


Buffalo Wedding

Destination Weddings

Beach Wedding, Black-Tie

article by By Nola Sarkisian-Miller - CTW Features | posted on October 11, 2011 at 8:00am

Not all beach weddings are the same. The sunshine may glisten on the cerulean sea everywhere, but the cost of that natural setting differs worldwide, which in turn can set the tone for the wedding. Fancier locales - a la Hawaii and its stunning resorts, or the French Riviera - often lend themselves to “beach formal” attire. Translation? Usually ladies can leave the swimsuit cover-up behind and…


Buffalo Wedding

Destination Weddings

Destination Decisions

article by Anna Sachse - CTW Features | posted on September 16, 2011 at 12:07pm

Maybe you always wanted to get married by the sea but both you and your fiancé have lived your whole lives in Nebraska. Or maybe you’re just looking for a subtle way to trim your guest list. Both of these reasons and more provide perfect motivation for a destination wedding. But with an entire world at your disposal, how do you pick the perfect place to go? “The first thing I do is ask…


Buffalo Wedding

Gowns

The Destination Dress

article by Anna Sachse - CTW Features | posted on September 14, 2011 at 11:18am

Trying to figure out what wedding gown would work best for your party in paradise? Think “simple elegance,” advises Tessa Woolf, editor of Salt Lake/Park City Bride & Groom magazine. “Sleek A-line and sheath dresses in full-length or cocktail-length styles and strapless or one-shoulder styles are particularly fetching for faraway fetes,” she says. “And don’t be afraid to show-off some sun-kissed…


Can't find what you're looking for? Try an advanced search.

Ask JenSee all ›

Family Presures

Dear Jen,

My mother is pressuring me to do things her way. But I have my own ideas. How do I plan a wedding without starting World War III?

Rebecca, Cheektowaga

Free PublicationsGet them ›

Buffalo Brides Bridal Planner Buffalo Brides Magazine

Sign up to receive the 2011/2012 Bridal Planner and Buffalo Brides Magazine. It's easy and free!