Tip of the Day

While the rules of serving white with fish and red with meat have fallen a bit out of favor, it’s still safe to stick with this pairing decision.

Choose a wedding day menu that reflects your taste, but is not too extreme for your guests to eat.

It's recommended to have your teeth cleaned and polished before a teeth whitening treatment so you don't whiten over a non-clean area, over bacteria, or over plaque build up.

Trust your wedding planner when booking your vendors—they know the best of the best and can make recommendations for vendors that fit your budget and style.

When deciding on the style of food service for your wedding, talk with your caterer to ensure you have the right guest to staff ratio.

Make sure you set aside time to sit down and think about what you'd like to hear as you walk down the aisle.

Remember to offer your elder family members some important roles during the wedding. 

The cut of the diamond will change how large the karat weight appears, so it’s important to get a good balance of both so that your ring sits well on the finger.

Consider live band karaoke instead of a traditional wedding band for a surprising element to your wedding day.

Make sure to order all of your wedding day accessories at least five months prior to the big day.

Try to forgo needless drama between you and your significant other by talking about what, and who is important to you on your wedding day.

If you and your fiancé are struggling to get started on the wedding planning process, call in an expert to get you on the right path.