Sweet Sunday Events By Marisa Jenkins
Marisa is an exceptional wedding and event planner. In her free time Marisa likes to work on her blog - which covers all topic related to wedding planning.
Your bridesmaids' bouquets don't have to end up wilted and forgotten after the big day. These beautiful floral arrangements can serve multiple purposes beyond walking down the aisle, from creating stunning centerpieces to preserving precious memories.
Planning a bridal shower and looking for the perfect icebreaker? The "What Did the Groom Say?" game is a hilarious crowd-pleaser that tests how well guests know the happy couple. We've compiled 50 creative questions to make your party unforgettable.
Selecting your bridesmaids is one of the most important decisions you'll make while planning your wedding. These special women will stand by your side on your big day and support you throughout the entire process. However, choosing the right mix of friends and family members can be tricky. From considering your budget to managing personalities, there are several key factors to keep in mind to ensure your bridal party enhances rather than complicates your wedding experience.
Planning a bridal shower brings up the inevitable question: who foots the bill? Traditionally, the maid of honor and bridesmaids split costs, but modern etiquette offers more flexibility than ever before.
Planning your dream wedding doesn't have to drain your savings account. With smart choices and creative alternatives, couples can cut costs without sacrificing the magic of their special day.
Let’s be honest—there’s just something about being outside that feels extra special when you’re saying “I do.” Whether it’s a breeze that messes up your perfectly styled hair (but makes for great photos) or the way sunlight hits those string lights at golden hour… nature knows how to set the mood. If you’re considering an […]
Planning an engagement party should be a joyful celebration of your upcoming marriage. Start by setting a budget and guest list, then choose a venue that reflects your style. Consider the timing carefully - typically within three months of getting engaged works best. Don't forget to send invitations at least three weeks in advance and plan activities that help guests mingle and celebrate your love story together.
Getting engaged is an exciting milestone, but it also marks the beginning of serious wedding planning and important conversations about your future together. From setting a realistic budget to discussing expectations with family members, there are key considerations that can make or break your engagement experience. Understanding these essential elements early on will help you navigate this special time with confidence and avoid common pitfalls that many couples encounter.
While wedding trends come and go with each season, some elements remain timelessly elegant. From classic white gowns to romantic candlelit ceremonies, certain traditions have proven their staying power across decades.
Your wedding day should be perfect, but small etiquette missteps can create awkward moments you'll remember forever. From seating chart blunders to gift-opening gaffes, these common mistakes catch even well-meaning couples off guard.