Have you ever been to a wedding reception where the buffet line is like three miles long and they are only serving on one side of the table. If so, onoe table serving activity that you can try is called, “Sing For Your Supper.”

Perfection. Can it really happen? Yes, but only with the right mindset. The only real way to be happy with your reception is if all the people around you are happy. The big question to ask, therefore, should not be “What do I want?” but rather, “What do I want for my guests?”

We have opened our presents, made our returns, made our resolutions and already broke them. How it is time to get back to reality. The big wedding is only around the corner.

I think it goes without arguing that the music chosen can make or break any traditional or non-traditional wedding celebration. The food can be really “awesome” or totally “suck,” but it only lasts as long as it takes to eat it. Your musical entertainment is the heart and soul of the party and consumes 75 percent or more of the overall spotlight.

Here are a couple of things to think about when planning for your Bridal Bouquet Toss.

It is a very thoughtful idea for the bride & groom to want to honor a relative, loved one, or family member who is no loger with us. The key to making this happen effectively is to keep it classy and in the spirit of celebration.

One way to really dress up a tent wedding is to add decorative wedding paper lanterns to your list. Dim Tent reception? Add paper lanterns!

You know the little cards that lead you to your table at the wedding reception… Well, people are really raising the bar now. It seems that place cards do not even need to be cards anymore. As I wrote in a previous blog about a month ago, I recently saw a couple use lit tea candles with their guests names printed on the candle holders. This isn’t the only alternative option out there, especially when a them is involved.

Here are Ten things to think about when planning your wedding.

With all the weddings that we do, I come across some pretty inventive ideas. I love to share what I see. Here are three fun and yummy new trends in modern weddings, that will help get your taste buds going.