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You may have a vision of how you want the overall event to go, but keep some flexibility in your plans. You never know when a great idea will hit you that you can incorporate. Also, it is a big day where there are a lot of players at work. Little things can get forgotten or go wrong. Don't let it bother you. By Sabrina (Sikora) Dommenge
Colors that you like to look at should be part of your physical space, table cloths, napkins, flowers, candles.
They bring family, friends, and favorite or special places together to celebrate their commitment and create a lasting memory. Care is given to the food, music, flowers, passages read to commemorate faith, and the pledge given to each other. Read More
1. Make your own wedding favors with flower bags filled with tulip, lily, dahlia, muscari, and gladiolus bulbs. A wonderful reminder of your love and commitment for your guests.
2. Reserve venues early!
3. Final dress fitting should be done 1 week prior to the wedding.
4. Avoid cash-only brokers. Be aware of scammers.
5. Buy and book local whenever possible: jewelry, flowers, formal ware, accessories, transportation, catering services, favors, entertainment, photographers.
6. Know the 4 C’s of diamonds: carat, clarity, color, and cut and how the 5th C, cost relates to your diamond.
7. The anticipation is often the worst part of anything: aisle walk, speech, vows, 1st dance, being the center of attention. Once you get started, the stress seems to lose its power.
8. Saturdays are the most expensive day for weddings!
9. If you’re applying your own make-up, practice, practice, practice, long before the wedding day to achieve your perfect look. Enlist the help of your bridal party.
10. Double-duty flowers: Flowers used at the ceremony can be used again at the reception. Bouquets can be placed in vases or glasses to line the head table. Baskets, swags, arbors, and wreaths can be used to adorn doors and tables.
11. Is the flower girl very young or shy about walking the aisle by herself? Consider partnering her with the ring bearer or a bridesmaid.
12. Engraving has come a long way; consider special words or symbols in lieu of the traditional date on the inside of those shiny wedding rings.
13. Wow: The recent annual cost for a wedding: $21,814.00.
14. Register for gifts at least 6 months prior to the wedding.
15. Extra fabric from the dress? Keep it to make a purse, garter, or hairpiece.
16. Extra beads from the dress? Ask your florist to string them and weave throughout the flowers in your bouquet. This adds elegance and shine. Feature a few in the groom’s boutonnière.
17. Consider hiring a Wedding Consultant!
Be sure to check out Makeup Tips For Perfect Wedding Photos here.
Photo above by Photo by Great Impressions Portrait Studio
Read these Vermont Bride Featured Love Stories online! Love Story: Kellie (Goessinger) & JJ Oliver. Read the Love Story online here. Photo by Stoilov Studios, Vermont. |
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 [Above] Sara (Forest) Sokolowski. Read the wedding Love Story online. Photo by Polis Photography. |
 [Above] Vyna Phuong Le and Phu Van Truong. Read the wedding Love Story online. Photo by RaidenShine Photography. |
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