Tip of the Day: "Find an invitation designer/company who can handle all of your stationery needs instead of having to find a secondary shop to match your table numbers, place cards or other day-of paper goods. Choosing a one-stop shop will save you time, energy, and money," says Pasha Davis from Bridal Flavors.
Plus, browse Beautiful Stationery in our Inspiration Gallery.
Tip of the Day: "During formal photos, I always ask the bride and groom to decide on a person that can help me go through the list because I don’t know all the family members. This can either be a family member themselves or someone in the bridal party or anyone you wish. It just makes the whole portrait session go smoothly and we get more accomplished when I have someone helping me gather people for these shots," says Deonna from Deonna Caruso Photography.
Plus, check out 5 Tips to Help Your Photographer Capture Magical Moments.
Pin (or print out) your favorite swatches below and show them to all of your vendors to ensure that you're speaking the same color language.
Tip of the Day: Couples are requesting updated renditions of wedding classics for their first dance. Instead of Etta James’s soulful “At Last,” for example, they might choose the acoustic version by Jason Mraz. or swap Elvis’s “Can’t Help Falling in Love” with indie-pop sensation Ingrid Michaelson’s re-interpretation.
Plus, check out The Best New Wedding Songs for 2014.
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This ball gown features a scoop neckline, three-dimensional flower appliqués, a peplum overskirt, and cap sleeves.
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This ball gown features an illusion neckline, a front panel covered with embroidered flowers, an overskirt, and cap sleeves.
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This satin mermaid gown features a sweetheart neckline and ruffled skirt.
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This sheath features a high neckline, a lace bodice, a low back, and buttons running down the length of the train.
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This lace mermaid gown features a sweetheart neckline and buttons running down the length of the train.
Featured: Ridgeland, Mississippi
