The day began with honoring their culture by doing door games and a tea ceremony. Becky put in her own touches by creating the hanging poms for the ceremony and adding white drapery to the arbor. The traditional Chinese banquet reception was held at Koi Palace. We love
If you’re on the lookout for a unique alternative to the unity ceremony idea, this project is just the thing for you! We’re so thrilled to share this DIY project from our friend Heidi of ONBB weddings and Weddings on Budget Podcast! xoxo, Jessica What is
1. Wearing white Western brides only wear white because Queen Victoria decided she wanted to wear white to marry Prince Albert in 1840. Nearly 200 years ago. Oh, and at some point, the idea that white was a symbol for the bride’s purity (her “most valuable
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Today I’m going to take a few minutes to brag on my grandmother and share her creative (and super sweet) new tradition from an old dress idea with you! About a month after getting engaged, I got a call from Grandma. We talked for a bit
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I consider myself a more modern, unconventional bride. There are so many traditions out there that just didn’t resonate with me at all. I believe a bride should feel comfortable enough to have a choice and that can feel so empowering to make these decisions on
Even though we’re having a secular ceremony, we opted early on to incorporate a lot of Filipino (derived from Catholic) traditions. One of them was both the cord & the coin ceremonies. The coins are carried to the alter by a coin bearer. I always found
I hope you started singing that like Tevyeh from Fiddler on the Roof because that is totally what I was going for. As I’m sure you know, there are a multitude of wedding traditions out there. Traditions can come from a person’s religion, culture, where they
Hey, y’all know that old saying “Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, and a Sixpence in your Shoe”? Well apparently, when you get engaged – this is a VERY IMPORTANT THING. Even though you are not traditional at all. Even though you are not
