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4 wedding music mistakes no bride wants to make

Wedding music and entertainment are “the salt” of your wedding reception party. It’s one of the most memorable parts of the wedding altogether and still many brides make the same wedding music mistakes.

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5 wedding reception seating tips you need to follow

When there’s wedding planning involved, there’s usually anticipation, a billion tasks to be completed, and… stress. Wedding reception seating plans and charts can be quite stressful in particular as they are usually prepared towards the end of the wedding planning process (when you already have too many other details to take care of)

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7 questions you don’t want to forget to ask prospective venues

When touring prospective venues, most brides are overwhelmed by the long list of questions they have to ask and they often forget some not so obvious questions.

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7 questions you don’t want to forget to ask prospective venues

When touring prospective venues, most brides are overwhelmed by the long list of questions they have to ask and they often forget some not so obvious questions. Fortunately, we’re here to throw some light on the most often neglected (yet not less important) questions you don’t want to forget to ask prospective venues: Do you have a plan B? Most venues offer a plan B, yet there are venues that will charge you extra if you use their plan B in case of bad weather on your wedding day

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Match your wedding venue to your wedding style

Your wedding style and your wedding venue go hand in hand. To make it easier for you to match your wedding style to an appropriate wedding venue, we’ve listed some of the most popular wedding styles and paired them with wedding venues that would brilliantly complement your unique wedding style: Wedding style: Rustic wedding Appropriate venues: barns, farms, ranches, outdoor tents, country houses If you love nature and you cannot imagine getting married in an indoor space, then you should definitely incorporate your rustic wedding style to your wedding venue! The venue itself will be a focal point with its natural beauty and individual charisma, so you won’t need to add too many touches to make it look (and feel) just perfect for your sophisticated, yet down-to-earth rustic wedding. Wedding style: Classical wedding Appropriate venues: hotels, ballrooms, resorts, banquet halls, country clubs If you are into timeless elegance and impeccable style, you are probably going for a classic wedding.

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5 mistakes to avoid when choosing your wedding venue

With so many things on your mind during wedding planning, it’s easy to slip and fall into the trap of some mistakes that could have easily been avoided. Here are 5 of the most common mistakes brides make when it comes to their wedding venue (and how to avoid them): Mistake #1: Taking too much time to make a decision We know how overwhelming it is to finally choose only one wedding venue from the few shortlisted venues you’ve been thinking about for weeks (if not months).

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5 questions to ask yourself before you start your wedding venue search

Choosing the perfect wedding venue is every bride’s dream come true. Your wedding location is among the first things on your wedding planning list and you want to make sure you have all the details you need before you start touring wedding venues, weighing pros and cons

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An intimate wedding ceremony followed by a bigger wedding reception party

A lot of couples are considering the option to have a small wedding ceremony followed by a bigger wedding reception party. The problem is that this is a very delicate matter as the wedding guests that are invited only to the wedding reception may feel like they are not as important to the couple as those who have been granted access to all wedding events (including the wedding ceremony). So, is it OK to invite just a portion of your wedding guests to the wedding ceremony

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