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.
Creating your wedding guest list can feel overwhelming, but following proper etiquette makes the process smoother. Start by setting a realistic budget and venue capacity, then work with your partner to prioritize must-have guests.
Sarah's dream wedding turned into a nightmare when her maid of honor confessed to sleeping with the groom just hours before the ceremony. The betrayal cut deeper than any knife, leaving her standing at the altar in a designer gown with nowhere to go but home.
Your wedding day is finally here! From accessories to your something blue, staying organized is key to a stress-free celebration. This comprehensive A-Z checklist ensures every bride remembers the essential details.
Your wedding day has finally arrived, and as the coordinator, you're the conductor orchestrating this beautiful symphony. From arrival times to final zone cleanup, every detail matters. This comprehensive A-Z checklist ensures nothing falls through the cracks during those crucial hours when emotions run high and timing is everything.
Planning the perfect wedding means getting the champagne quantities just right. As a general rule, estimate one bottle of champagne for every four to five guests for toasts, or one bottle per two guests if serving throughout the reception.
Planning your dream wedding ceremony can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. From choosing the perfect venue to writing heartfelt vows, every detail matters in creating your special day.
A wedding rehearsal ensures your special day runs smoothly by giving everyone a chance to practice their roles. From the processional order to cue timing, this checklist covers all essential elements to rehearse before walking down the aisle.
Planning your dream wedding doesn't have to break the bank when you know where every dollar goes. The key to staying within budget is understanding the typical cost breakdown and prioritizing what matters most to you as a couple.
The unity candle ceremony is one of the most beloved wedding traditions, symbolizing two lives becoming one. This meaningful ritual involves the couple lighting a single candle together using their individual family candles, representing the joining of two families and the creation of a new union. Whether you're planning a religious or secular ceremony, having the right script ensures this special moment flows smoothly and captures the significance of your commitment.
Beyond the traditional DJ and dance floor, couples are discovering creative ways to engage their wedding guests throughout the celebration. Consider setting up interactive stations like a DIY cocktail bar where guests can craft their own signature drinks, or a polaroid scavenger hunt that encourages mingling while capturing candid moments. Live entertainment such as caricature artists or tarot card readers adds a personalized touch that guests will remember long after the last dance.