I’m baaaaaack!!!So, here we are… at the end of the wedding marathon. Well, almost, anyway. I am good and married; we had our destination wedding and our at-home reception. So now to wrap it all up! I have included it ALL here, but I will try
All My Bags are Packed, I’m Ready to Go… are you singing Leaving on a Jet Plane in your head yet? 😉 Well, all my bags are almost packed. I have run into a snag that is particular with destination weddings: packing.Basically, you have to cram everything you
Brandon and I are VERY fortunate. We each have both parents, all of our aunts, uncles, cousins… and until just under one year ago, we both still had all four grandparents. The only people close to us who had passed away were great aunts and uncles
Our DIY Fan Wedding Programs Another DIY adventure. Not all DW (destination wedding) brides have programs. Ceremonies tend to be shorter, you have already spent a couple days with everyone, and there does not seem to be much of a purpose really. But early in the
Yes, I made pretty large wedding invitations for our destination wedding in the Dominican (see them here ). But as it turns out, we are having TWO events (okay, technically three, if you count our legal day, which we do not). So, I needed some more invitations.
I originally planned to make these burlap table runners for our at home rehearsal or AHR, but I love them so much I think a few are making the trip with us to the Dominican. I know, I know, I know. Burlap is all over the place.
Ah yes, one of the big questions. What about kids at the wedding? I know people who are all over the map on this one. Some would not dream of a wedding reception without their cousin’s sweet little tyke sitting in the pews; others can only
I really wanted my guests to be surprised by a packet of information and goodies to get them excited for their coming trip to our destination wedding. It is coming so quickly! So I decided to send a packet to each couple (or single, in some
Okay, be honest. How many of us, when we thought about our big day–walking down the aisle– the music, the dress, the flowers… How many pictured that day involving a hundred or more spectators? The smallest wedding I have ever been to was about 75 people.
Okay, this is something destination brides are probably familiar with, but probably not so much if you are getting married locally (read: in the same country in which you live). Turns out, legal requirements of a wedding are different everywhere. To get legally married in most
Most of the posts I write here are pretty general, but every once in a while something comes up specific to destination weddings. This is one such post. It was not that long ago, really, that if you were planning on traveling, you talked to a
On Sunday, April 28, I was blessed enough to have had a simply lovely bridal shower. You know that word, “lovely”? Well, be prepared to hear it a lot. My shower, as it turns out, was also budget-savvy, from what I understand. So here is the
Well, we just passed the three-month mark in the great wedding countdown. Final projects are wrapping up, major changes are taking place, items are getting crossed off the to-do lists… So I thought this might be a great time to reorganize some of the giant “wedding
Wait, My Ring is From WHERE? eBay. Yes, I am going to say that again. eBay. Now I am going to do you one better. Actually, 2 better. My engagement ring, my wedding band, and Brandon’s wedding band, were all from eBay. We found our wedding rings
This detail was actually one of Brandon’s ideas, and I love it! There are cake toppers that I like on etsy; some are upwards of $150! For a cake topper? I don’t think so! So Brandon proposed an idea, which I immediately (and excitedly) agreed to
