I’m excited to announce I published a book! It’s all about having a FUN WEDDING! I’d love to hear some feedback. It’s available in an eBook version, paperback, and hardcover. Click the title link below to view it on Amazon. The Ultimate Guide to Planning a Fun Wedding: Games & Activities Your big day is […]
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Weddings during Covid-19 that were Plan B. Couples found a a way to make their day special in a world pandemic. Love Never Fails.
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Don’t overlook these historical places in your town or nearby towns for wedding venues. More often then not, they have been restored to their original charm.
Weddings at a zoo venue are definitely memorable and unique. How cool to exchange vows as an exotic bird flies overhead or a dolphin swims by. Imagine having a penguin encounter during the cocktail hour and dining feet from tigers and gorillas.
At some point or another, the question comes up on whether or not to invite children. This decision should be mutual with your fiance (well, obviously). The old advice stands to “list the pros and cons”. Perhaps making separate lists then discussing may change each other’s perspective. I think it helps to get these thoughts
Grief constantly pulls at your heart. It also hits you when you least expect it. In the middle of grocery shopping, it brings you to tears. At a staff meeting, it gives you chills. During a commercial, it gives you joy. When you turn on the car and THAT song plays, it gives you vivid
One of the most beautiful receptions I have been to was on a chilly Sunday evening in December. The reception was at the Daniel Webster Inn in Cape Cod which was lavishly decorated for the holidays. This was not like a hotel lobby with tile floors, bright lights, high ceilings, yet tastefully decorated. Rather, it
I’m all about doing what you want with your wedding. This is an exception. An invitation needs to be extended to ALL of your immediate family. Period. Whether you haven’t talked for years or don’t see eye to eye, invite them all. Mothers, Fathers, Sisters, Brothers, Children and Grandparents. Obviously, there are exceptions to this
