Why Personal Vows: We’ve all seen our fair share of on-screen weddings and it’s always the same cookie-cutter I Do I Do script. Surely you want something more meaningful for your own wedding ceremony. Writing a personal wedding vow is
Organize your wedding ideas on Pinterest so you can find them easily.
My kids are having the hardest time during this pandemic. They miss their friends, miss playing in the park, and visiting relatives. I think they even miss school and their teachers. Allison wanted a unicorn donut birthday party, but we
Emergency kits comes in handy on the wedding day when you’re getting ready at the hotel or the wedding venue. Here’s a quick way to put together your own wedding day emergency kit. I picked up most of the items
During the pandemic last year, we didn’t take on any events and postponed our clients’ weddings to 2021 and 2022. We followed all of the public health guidelines and rules to minimize exposure to COVID for our own safety and
According to Maddie, her third-grade teacher loves tea, so we made her a teacup thank you card. Teacup Thank You Card Materials: Construction paper (Any color, we used green since we also need green for the tea leaves) Glue Scissors
Last year, the kids and I made giant thank you cards to their teachers. Maddie’s teacher got a venus fly trap card. This year, with the coronavirus and homeschooling, we made cards to mail to our teachers. Laptop Thank You
Tips on creating your wedding website
Today, I’m sharing some wedding planning tips during this COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Quarantine day 18 here, we’ve successfully helped our clients postpone their weddings and learned a few things along the way. If you don’t have a planner or are
