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Wedding Planners
Take a Seat
article by Anna Sachse - CTW Features | posted on May 14, 2012 at 8:54am
Stunning centerpieces? Check. Luxurious linens? Check. Pretty place settings? Check. But what about another key element of your reception table décor that so often gets forgotten? Seating! Chairs now come in so many different shapes, sizes and colors, that a bride who covets high design style can have any seating arrangement imaginable, says Sasha Souza, a California-based celebrity wedding…
Wedding Planners
Wedding Poll: Kids at the Wedding
poll by Buffalo Brides | posted on May 11, 2012 at 9:12am
To invite kids or not to invite kids…for many, that is the question. Will you have kids at your wedding? Weigh in in this week’s wedding poll.
Wedding Planners
Social Savvy
article by Brooke Showell - CTW Features | posted on May 04, 2012 at 10:12am
It all starts with a status update or tweet: We’re getting married! Brides love signing onto social media sites to share wedding updates and get the most of-the-moment ideas. According to Brides magazine’s 2011 American Wedding Study, 17 percent of brides use a social-media app to help plan their wedding, shop for wedding wares or register for gifts. But with all those status updates comes…
Wedding Planners
Some Things Borrowed …
article by Brooke Showell - CTW Features | posted on May 04, 2012 at 10:11am
For her September 2011 wedding in Gladwin, Mich., Jennifer Nuoffer wanted an elegant vintage feel for the lakefront reception. A search on Craigslist led her to the sweetest selection of pretty floral plates that another bride and her mother spent more than a year collecting to use at her wedding. “They just wanted them to be used and loved,” says Nuoffer, who snapped up the several hundred…
Wedding Planners
We Do
article by Anna Sachse - CTW Features | posted on May 04, 2012 at 10:10am
Cakes are tasty, DJs are a blast, and dinner is definitely important, but when it comes to a wedding, the most meaningful moment is the actual wedding itself – the ceremony. Happily, how you choose to orchestrate this key component of becoming husband and wife is mostly up to you. Although rules can vary state to state (think blood tests, age minimums and waiting periods), at its most…
Wedding Planners
Wedding Poll: Wedding attendants
poll by Buffalo Brides | posted on April 21, 2012 at 10:34am
Some brides and grooms have a small wedding party, some have a big one, and some don’t have one at all. How many friends and family members will be standing by your side on the big day? Weigh in in this week’s wedding poll.
Wedding Planners
Going with the FLOH
article by Timothy R. Schulte - CTW Features | posted on April 16, 2012 at 6:59am
So the wedding website is up and running, and with a few clicks guests can RSVP, book a room at the hotel and even purchase something off one of the registries. It sounds simple enough – except some of your older relatives may be a little nonplussed by it all. If technology is completely foreign to them, you might try to sing the laurels of technology and help guide them a bit. It just may…
Wedding Planners
Get A Grip
article by Margaret Littman - CTW Features | posted on April 14, 2012 at 7:00am
We all know Princess Beatrice was there. In fact, she was hard to miss, wearing what looked like a toilet-seat-shaped fascinator that quickly became one of the surprise stars of the royal wedding. (The now-famous headpiece was auctioned off for charity, raising more than $131,000.) But while Beatrice and her sister Eugenie – first cousins of Prince William – were among the royal invitees,…
Wedding Planners
With This Ring
article by Anna Sachse - CTW Features | posted on April 06, 2012 at 7:00am
There’s little if anything more symbolic of becoming a new Mr. and Mrs. than the exchange of the wedding rings. So, why not make the bling’s march to the alter a little extra special? “You can use almost anything as long as the rings can be secured to it,” says Anne Chertoff, a New York-based wedding editor and blogger. She’s seen “pillows” made of flowers, bird nests, ceramic…
Decor & Favors
Picking Your Palette
article by Anna Sachse - CTW Features | posted on April 04, 2012 at 7:00am
Want a dreamy, romantic vibe for your upcoming I Do’s? Consider a palette of pale pink and champagne. Just want to have fun? Go for bold pairings of vibrant hues, such as cherry red and aqua. The key thing to keep in mind: the colors you choose will help set the tone for your soirée. If you’re looking for inspiration, Matthew Robbins, author of “Matthew Robbins’ Inspired Weddings”…
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