There’s a reason October is one of the most-booked wedding months in the country, trading the top spot with September year after year. It comes down to the weather: temperate enough for an outdoor ceremony without anyone sweating through their vows or shivering through them. The foliage shows up for free, and the light in […]
Read MoreYou will stare at your centerpiece longer than almost anything else at your wedding. So will your guests, at eye level, for hours, somewhere between the toasts and the last slow dance. The good news about a fall date: the season hands you material a summer wedding would pay a florist extra for. Gourds and […]
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Wedding dress shopping is a different game when you’re not 22. You walk into the salon and it’s a wall of strapless ballgowns and cathedral trains, every one styled on someone a couple of decades younger than you. Nothing is wrong, exactly. It just… doesn’t feel like you. For this article, we wanted to find […]
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You want a comfortable casual wedding dress. You do not want to look like you forgot it was your wedding. Fair. That’s not too much to ask. Here’s the thing nobody tells you: “casual” is not a size, a fabric, or a Pinterest board. It’s a decision you make on purpose, one that still needs […]
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Let’s be real: you want to look like a bride, not like you’re wrestling a ballgown through a metal detector. Finding the right city hall wedding dress is really just a balancing act between chic and practical, with a little “I’m the bride” magic sprinkled on top. Here’s the thing nobody tells you upfront. “Courthouse” […]
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Let’s be real: you want to look like a bride, not like you’re wrestling a ballgown through airport security. And that’s a totally fair thing to want. Courthouses and city halls have wildly different logistical personalities, so finding the right courthouse wedding dress takes a little strategy on top of the usual “does this make […]
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The sweetheart table is a tiny piece of real estate doing an outsized job. It is where you will eat roughly four bites, hold hands under the linen, and sit while every guest in the room sneaks a photo of the two of you. For something that small, it earns a surprising amount of attention. […]
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The tablescape is the part of your reception your guests actually sit inside for four hours. It is where the napkins, the candles, the centerpiece, and the linen all have to agree with each other, ideally before your rental order is due. And it adds up fast. Chargers, runners, votives by the dozen, flowers that […]
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A round table is a conversation pit. Everyone can see everyone, which is lovely right up until the centerpiece either disappears into the tablecloth or grows so tall your guests are leaning around it to make eye contact. The whole game on a round table is height. Go tall and airy on a slim stand […]
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