There is a reason they call it “golden hour!” If I can, I always try to build the wedding day schedule around when the sun sets. The best time during a wedding for the bride and groom to take sunset photos is either cocktail hour or while guests are eating dinner! If you can manage to build your sunset into your wedding day, you will get photos that look like this!
Read MoreAs a bride, you have definitely heard this advice before “soak it all in, it goes by so fast!” And it’s true! Your wedding day will be filled with friends, loved ones, photos, dancing, mingling, etc. and you want to be in the moment for all of it. However, one thing every couple should do on their wedding day, is take some time to be ‘out of the moment.’ Whether it is 30 seconds or 15 minutes, take step back to realize the weight of the day and to truly appreciate everything that is going on. Here are some ways to work those moments into your wedding day schedule!
Read MoreBeing a bride can be a tricky business! Planning a wedding is something you probably have never done before and something you hopefully won’t do again, so knowing what to expect or what you wish you could have done differently is hard knowledge to come by! That is why I have started a new blog series where past brides can pass on their wedding wisdom to you! This week is bride Casey who got married last September at the BRIK in Fort Worth. Here is what she had to say about planning her big day!
Read MoreBeing a bride can be a tricky business! Planning a wedding is something you probably have never done before and something you hopefully won’t do again, so knowing what to expect or what you wish you could have done differently is hard knowledge to come by! That is why I have started a new blog series where past brides can pass on their wedding wisdom to you! Starting off the series is bride Kelly who got married last June at the Fort Worth Club. Here is what she had to say about her big day!
Read MoreWe have all seen it happen, the wedding guest that leans over into the aisle way as the door opens and the bride makes her way to her new husband… all the while, completely ruining the shot for the photographer, you know, the one that the couple professionally hired to take pictures. More and more couples are opting for an ‘unplugged’ ceremony- where guests are asked to turn off their cell phones and refrain from taking any pictures. Through my 2 years of wedding planning, I would say about half of my brides choose to do an unplugged ceremony, while half choose to let guests be. Here are what I have learned are the pros and cons of having an unplugged ceremony!
Read MoreCongrats!!! You’re engaged and probably living on cloud 9! However, reality hits you hard when it sets in that you are going to have to plan a wedding- something you (hopefully) have never done before!! No need to panic, grab a glass, or a bottle, of wine and follow these 5 steps to get you started!
Read MoreWe all love our friends and family who take the time to be with us on our wedding day, but let’s be real.. sometimes they can add some extra stress! Just like the holidays, weddings brings everyone together, which can mean a lot of different dynamics to navigate. Here is everything you need to let your wedding party and family know before the wedding day so everyone can sit back and enjoy the day!
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