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Rustic Chic Wyresdale Park Wedding

August 17, 2022 | justine

Robyn and Jodie wanted to host a memorable big day that’s true to them–boasting all the fun and beautiful details without the constraints of a traditional wedding. With a charming barn venue, wild floral arrangements in a neutral color palette, and complementing chic bridal attire, their Wyresdale Park wedding had an ethereal yet modern vibe. And since the couple wanted to fill their big day with lots of thoughtful and personal touches, they decided to forego hiring a planner and took on the wedding planning themselves.

Their special day took place across different barns of the historic estate. The pair exchanged emotional vows at the Ceremony Barn, featuring hanging greenery and a candle-lined aisle. After the two tied the knot, they headed to the White Barn for their reception. Foraged greenery, feathery accents, and fairy lights transformed the space, giving it a romantic and whimsical feel. And as a perfect way to end the day, they danced the night away at the Party Barn.

From the adorable way they included their flower grannies in the ceremony to the drag queen performance at their reception, their big day was all about everything and everyone they loved. If you’re looking for unconventional wedding inspo or you love the idea of incorporating subtle rustic elements, you’re going to want to see these stunning images captured by Emily Robinson Photography.

The Couple:

Jodie and Robyn

The Wedding:

Wyresdale Park, Lancashire, United Kingdom

Personalizing Their Wyresdale Park Wedding Ceremony Through Decor, Writing Their Vows, And Including Their Loved Ones

The ceremony was certainly the most memorable and special part of the day. We both didn’t expect much from the ceremony and were looking forward to everything after that. However, it was magical. The room was perfectly stunning–decorated with dried flowers and greenery–and full of love from our family and friends. We also wrote our own vows and found this much more meaningful. We had two of our bridesmaids write a personalized reading in the form of a sentimental poem. We even danced back up the aisle with our friends and family following.

Giving Their Grandmothers Special Roles As Flower Grannies

Instead of having flower girls, we had our beautiful grandmas. Flower grannies were something we had come across on social media and thought it was a really special touch. They all loved it and have recently found fame on TikTok with over two million views! 

Personalized Wedding Favors For Both Their Adult And Young Guests

We gave our guests personalized shots of Limoncello along with s’mores for the fire in the evening. Both of these we made ourselves with a bit of help from the bridesmaids. For the children that came to the wedding, we ordered activity boxes off Etsy, which kept them occupied throughout the wedding breakfast.

DIY Confetti Packs And Wine Bottle Seating Chart

We DIY’d a lot ourselves. Not only did it save money, but it meant we put our own touch on the day. We made the confetti packs ourselves, putting dried flowers into biodegradable packs and personalized stickers. For our seating plan, we collected empty wine bottles, stuck labels on the front, and put dried flowers in them to fit the theme.

Their Photographer Was Their Cheerleader And Support System

We didn’t realize how important it would be to make sure you pick the right photographer to capture the day. Emily was fantastic from the minute we started speaking to her. She made it very easy on the day with her creative and fun direction. Emily didn’t miss one memorable moment. This was probably harder for her, given we are two brides! She also helped make the day run as smoothly as possible while always reassuring us that this was our day, so don’t worry about timings.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Emily Robinson Photography
Ceremony Venue – Wyresdale Park
Floral Design – Bluebells & Daisies
Catering – Striped Kitchen
Drag Queen – Marie La Rae
DJ – Ryan Smith
Videography – Everwood Films
Makeup Artist – Tia Barrea
Hair Styling – Heir Salon

 

Congratulations to Robyn and Jodie on their rustic chic Wyresdale Park wedding. And big thanks to Emily Robinson Photography for capturing every detail and moment that made their celebration one for the books!

There are so many ways to make your wedding even more meaningful. If you’re searching for inspiration, check out our guide to planning a unique wedding or our list of unique ideas. Don’t be afraid to add creative and personal touches to your wedding. It is your and your partner’s big day, after all.

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How To Plan A Wedding Weekend Itinerary

August 9, 2022 | riley

Image by Apollo Fotografie. Keep reading for our wedding weekend itinerary tips

It seems like just a couple of years ago a wedding meant one singular day. Nowadays, more couples are opting to extend their special day into a multi-day wedding weekend full of activities, food and drinks, and a whole lot of fun. If this sounds like something you’re interested in, but you’re unsure about the logistics, don’t fret. 

Whether you’re keeping your celebration close to home or jetting off to a dreamy destination, there’s a lot that goes into planning a 3-day event. That’s why we’ve created this guide to help make your planning process as seamless as possible–with everything from tips to a sample itinerary.

Why have a wedding weekend?

You may be wondering why wedding weekends are becoming increasingly popular when they tend to come with a higher price tag. If the budget allows it, wedding weekends are a great way to spend more time with your guests and soak in the feeling of love with your significant other. This is especially true if you have family and friends visiting from around the world that you don’t see very often.

If you’re having a destination wedding, this also gives you more time to explore the destination, making it more like a vacation rather than a quick day trip. If your guests haven’t visited before, they’re going to want to see all that the city or country has to offer.

Wedding Weekend Tips

There are so many moving parts that go into a wedding weekend. To save yourself from stress and ensure that everyone has a great time, here are some things that you can do while planning your big days–or should we say days. 

1. Hire A Planner 

This one may seem like a given, but because there’s so much to think about with wedding weekends, hiring a wedding planner is the best thing you can do for your sanity–especially a wedding planner that is local to the area. They’ll save you money on your vendors, help you plan fun activities, and keep your stress levels at bay. 

2. Consider Logistics Such As Accommodation and Transportation

One of the easiest ways to host a wedding weekend is to tie the knot in a venue that doubles as accommodation. Think hotels, Airbnbs, campgrounds, bed and breakfasts, etc. This allows your guest to stay on property without worrying about transportation. 

If you choose to say “I do” elsewhere, put together a hotel block for your guests and consider arranging transportation to and from the lodging. You’re not required to pay for their rental cars, but if you do plan on hosting different activities throughout the weekend, it’s best that you help them get to and from said activities.

3. State Your Plans in the Invitation

Whether you’re sending out physical invitations or you’re planning on using a wedding website, it’s crucial that you discuss your plans on the invite. This way, they know what to expect beforehand and aren’t met with any surprises once they arrive. 

4. Send Save-the-Dates Early

Ideally, you want to send your save-the-dates out eight to twelve months before the big day–especially if your guests need to travel or it’s a multi-day celebration. This gives them plenty of time to make arrangements with work, kids, etc.

5. Plan Events Around the Destination

As a thank you to your guests for helping celebrate you and your partner, plan activities they can enjoy. This is especially fun if you have a destination wedding where you can try something regional–i.e., wine tastings, a cooking class, a boat ride, etc.

However, it is important to be mindful of leisure time. You don’t want to create a jam-packed itinerary where no one has time to rest. 

6. Put Together A Local Guide With Recommendations

If you only plan 1-2 activities or you want to give your guests the freedom to roam the city, put together a local guide with recommendations. If it’s a place that you are not very familiar with, talk with your planner. They’re sure to have favorite spots your guests can enjoy during their downtime. To make it a cute little favor, create an adorable handout that you can include in their welcome bags (which we’ll get to shortly).

7. Don’t Expect Guests To Attend Every Event

A wedding weekend is a big commitment for everyone involved–not just you and your fiancé. Remain flexible with your guests and make it known that they are not expected to attend every single activity. Whether they can only fly in the day of the wedding because of work or can’t fit the activities into their budget, be sympathetic. All that matters is that they’re there to celebrate with you.  

8. Themes Tie the Weekend Together

If you’re not careful, a wedding weekend can quickly feel unorganized. Having a theme will help lessen the chance of this by creating a cohesive flow of events. Some of our favorites include a wellness retreat complete with yoga and spa days, a summer camp with s’mores and lawn games, or a fiesta full of tacos and margaritas.

9. Make Welcome Bags

Speaking of themes, kickstart your wedding weekend with welcome bags full of goodies your guests will need for their trip. If you’re hosting a beach wedding, include items like sunscreen, sunglasses, and flip-flops. If you’re spending the weekend in wine country, throw in things like a mini hangover kit, cheese and crackers, and a personalized wine glass.

Hosting a weekend means you’ll probably want to document every activity. And while you’re most likely going to have a wedding photographer on your big day, we know it’s not in everyone’s budget to hire one for all three days. That’s why we recommend throwing a disposable camera into the welcome bag. At the end of the weekend, you can collect them all to get them developed.

Image by Alison Vagnini

Wedding Weekend Itinerary Example

Now that you know some of the top tips to have a successful wedding weekend, let’s take a look at an easy-to-follow itinerary example!

Day 1: Welcome Party 

Whether traveling across the world or tying the knot in your home city and having guests flying in, a welcome party is an easy, laid-back way to welcome your guests and get them excited for your big day. It’s also the perfect way to let your guests mingle and get to know one another if they don’t already.

The welcome party can be a backyard BBQ, a picnic in the park, a sunset boat ride, a trip to a brewery or winery, etc. It’s entirely up to you.

Day 2: Wedding

The second day of your wedding weekend will most likely be your big day. This includes the ceremony and the reception. Because of this, to keep yourself feeling good on wedding day, try not to go too crazy the night before.

Day 3: Farewell Brunch/Lunch

When you’re constantly being pulled in a hundred different directions on your wedding day, it can be hard to find the time to thank your guests for coming and spending time with you. That’s why a farewell brunch or lunch is so helpful. It allows you to express your gratitude in a relaxed setting and soak up more time with your friends and family before jetting off on your honeymoon.

Now that you’ve figured out your wedding weekend itinerary, it’s time to think about the logistics of planning your destination wedding. Luckily we’ve put together this guide that covers everything from finding your vendors to how to save money.

Image by Mariana Pierce

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The Top Websites To Buy Your Wedding Invitations Online

August 4, 2022 | kailey
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Image by Elle Kendall Photography. Keep scrolling to see the best places to buy wedding invitations online

After picking your dream venue, finalizing a wedding date, and deciding on a budget, it’s time for wedding invitations. And with only one chance to make a good first impression, you’ll want to make it count. Wedding invites are the first thing your guests see, and it’s their job to relay important info and get them excited for your big day. 

With that in mind, choosing where to purchase your stationery suite can quickly become overwhelming. But with this round-up, you can say goodbye to that stressful shopping experience. Here are the top places to purchase wedding invitations online from the comfort of your couch. 

What You Should Include On Your Wedding Invitations 

Designing your wedding invitations is the fun part. But, before jumping in, it’s important to know exactly what you should include. With limited space available, these are the details that should be prioritized: 

  • You and your significant other’s first and last names 
  • Date and time of your wedding ceremony and reception
  • Ceremony and reception locations 
  • Dress code 
  • Returnable RSVP card 
  • If you’ve chosen to have a wedding website, you can also include the URL 

Where To Purchase Your Wedding Invitations

1. Zola 

Zola really has everything you need when it comes time to plan a wedding–invitations included. There are thousands of designs, all fit for a different wedding and style, meaning you’re sure to find something you love. They also make it super easy to personalize each invitation, with options to change colors and foil types. And the best part? You can also get matching programs, menus, place cards, and thank you notes so your aesthetic remains constant throughout the entire wedding.

2. Etsy 

Etsy is one of our favorite places to shop for all things wedding-related, invitations included. With a variety of stationary sellers, there’s truly something for every couple and every wedding theme. Being independent designers, you’re not only supporting small shops, but it also gives you the ability to work closely with artists. This means you can customize your invitations in a way a larger company might now be able to. 

  1. Wedding Invitation Terracotta Ivory ($10.90); 2. Custom Wedding Invitation Suite ($1.29); 3. Elegant Wedding Invitation Set ($11.99); 4. Watercolor Venue Tri Fold Invitation ($188)

For more stunningly simple Etsy invitations, click here for the ultimate round-up. 

3. Minted

Minted is one of the top names in wedding invitations. And with thousands of beautiful designs by talented artists, you can imagine why. You’ll find designs in just about every style, color, shape, and orientation—inclusive to all wedding styles and budgets. Plus, they offer special features like a free matching wedding website and a free sample kit so you can see and feel the quality of your future wedding invites. 

1. Overlap ($63+); 2. Little party big love ($63+); 3. Chantilly ($267+); 4. Picture Perfect ($63+)

4. Papier

Papier’s planners and stationary took the world by storm. They’ve now stretched their creative designs into wedding invitations created with love in mind. You’ll find simple modern designs, vintage floral designs, and even pastel watercolor designs. After one glimpse of these stunning styles by Papier and its independent artists, you’ll agree that sometimes less is so much more. 

5. Greevelope 

For couples planning a fully sustainable wedding, Greenvelope is calling your name. Its mission is simple: save time, save trees, and save money with email invitations and RSVP tracking.  All you have to do is upload your own custom design or pick from one of their exclusive designer suites. Greenvelope takes care of the rest. The best part? A donation is made with every sale to a non-profit organization that maintains forests! 

Image by The Tinsley Co.

6. Basic Invite 

If you prefer a hands-on approach to your wedding planning process, Basic Invite is the wedding invitation source for you. Every inch of each Basic Invite invitation is customizable. Beyond changing obvious aspects like your names, wedding date, and venue info, this easy-to-use website allows you to alter the color and details of each design to match your wedding style. 

7. Zazzle

You may know Zazzle as a customization station, allowing users to create custom apparel, home goods, and art, but you might be surprised to learn that Zazzle‘s custom options include wedding goods! In addition to products like personalized cake toppers and wedding favors, it has an excellent selection of wedding invitations for any style–from modern to vintage to watercolor to geometric. The site features a design customization tool that allows you to get into the nitty-gritty of your invite and make desired changes.

1. Modern Bold Monogram Black and White Wedding Invitation ($2.50); 2. Abstract Arch Wedding Invitation Boho ($2.21); 3. Cute Script Elegant Photo Overlay White Wedding Invitation ($2.51): 4. Bohemian Burnt Orange Modern Minimalist Invitation ($2.66)

8. Shutterfly 

You’re probably familiar with Shutterfly specifically for photo printing, but they’re so much more than that. This online company also specializes in wedding invitations. As a leading photo printing company, Shutterfly is a great option for photo wedding invitations. However, they also have a wide selection of invitations designed with seasonal, floral, watercolor, typographical, glitter, foil-stamped embellishments, and so much more. Once you’ve selected a design, you can customize the color, trim, and paper type to match your wedding theme. 

  1. Modern Photo Wedding Invitation ($2.55); 2. Simple And Stylish Wedding Invitation ($2.19); 3. Modern Contrast Wedding Invitation ($2.15); 4. Soft Silhouette Wedding Invitation ($2.04)

9. Paperless Post 

Couples with designer taste without that designer budget, this one’s for you. Paperless Post is a wallet-friendly solution that allows you to send gorgeous stationery from top designers like Kate Spade, Paper Source, and Oscar de la Renta via email. They also collect mailing addresses, track RSVPs, and follow up with guests instantly. Want to send out paper invites? Check out their sister company, Paper Source. 

10. Lovebird

Lovebird allows couples to manage all wedding guest communication in one streamlined, innovative, and beautiful platform. It offers a full set of features including premium wedding websites, beautifully designed digital wedding invitations and save the dates delivered via text or email, RSVP tracking and notifications, guest list management, meal selection, guest polling, gift registry integration, and messaging capabilities.

Tips For Creating And Ordering Your Wedding Invitations 

  • Use colors from your mood board that’ll be incorporated in your wedding decor and fashion
  • Make sure your wedding invitations are legible (we’re talking about your font and color choices)
  • Make your wedding invites straightforward, only adding necessary information and not overcrowding the invites
  • Order extra 20-25 wedding invitations just in case 
  • Consider hiring a calligrapher to address your wedding envelopes for a more personal touch

Wedding Invitations FAQ

What Is The Average Cost Of Wedding Invitations?

The price of wedding invitations will vary. If you and your significant other choose paper invites, this price will be dependent on your design, printing style, paper quantity, and quantity. The average cost typically ranges between $300 and $700 for both invitations and envelopes. Keep in mind, any extras will add to that starting price.

If you are working with a tight budget, consider paying for an invitation template that you can customize on your computer and then have printed. These templates typically cost anywhere from $2 to $20. All you then have to do is pay for printing.

How Do I Choose My Wedding Invitation Design?

Before creating your wedding invitations, you’ll want to have a clear understanding of your wedding style, theme, and colors. Is your wedding sleek and modern, or is it a casual backyard affair? What flowers will be incorporated into your arrangements? Which colors will be prominent in your fashion and decor? The answer to these questions will heavily influence the design of your invites. 

When should I order wedding invitations?

From designing to printing, the whole invitation process can take anywhere between three to six weeks. With wedding invitations typically being sent out six to eight weeks before your big day, you’ll want to order invitations at least five to seven months before your big day. This will alleviate your stress and leave wiggle room in case of any speed bumps during the process. 

Again, this timeline is dependent on the company and design you choose. That’s why it’s so important to do your research before hitting that purchase button. 

How far in advance should I send out my wedding invitations?

For a more traditional celebration, sending out your wedding invitations six to eight weeks before your wedding date is a good rule of thumb. If you’re hosting a destination wedding, invitations should be sent out to your guests three months in advance. This gives loved ones time to book transportation and accommodations and clear their schedule. 

Wedding planning is quickly evolving, making it easier and easier for couples to bring their dream wedding to life. You can find vendors, inspiration, and even wedding invitations right from your phone. If you need some wedding invitation inspiration, check out our favorite Etsy wedding invitation suites.

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6 Wedding Reception Alternatives

May 15, 2022 | kailey

Image by Michelle Sobel. See more of this real wedding here. Keep scrolling to see wedding reception alternatives

Save money, add adventure to your big day, make your wedding unlike-any-other—there are dozens of reasons why couples decide to ditch a traditional reception. Weddings are evolving and more couples are steering away from conventional celebrations. So if a traditional sit-down dinner reception doesn’t speak to you, there are a variety of alternatives to choose from. From sunset cruises to outdoor movie nights, here are a few of our favorite ways to end your celebration with an unexpected twist. 

Wedding Reception Alternatives

1. A Movie Under The Stars 

There’s no better combination than your favorite cocktails, popcorn, and your favorite film. Then add all of your favorite people to the mix—it’s the perfect recipe for a relaxing and memorable reception experience. Because after a full day celebrating, hitting the dance floor might not be the first thing on your mind. 

For couples trying to come up with an entirely original approach to their wedding reception, a movie night is the way to go. You can hire a company to take care of the set up and tear down or save money in your budget by setting up your own projector and sheet. Either way, it’s a great option to consider if you’re in search of a fun, quirky, and family-friendly reception alternative. 

2. Set Sail On A Sunset Cruise 

Let your love set sail on a romantic, solo sunset cruise or party it up with your loved ones on a booze cruise. Hitting the water is making waves in the wedding world, especially for those adventurous couples that want to shake up their big day. 

Image by Luxart Wedding Studio. See more of this styled-shoot here.

3. Get Your Brunch On

Weddings and brunch are two of our favorite things. And when you combine them both, magical things happen—your guests will agree. You can kickstart your wedding day with breakfast surrounded by loved ones or get your brunch on the next day to enjoy each other’s company again. Whichever you choose, mimosas and pancakes are sure to set your celebration apart. 

4. Light Up The Night With A Bonfire And Food Trucks 

Food trucks, bonfires, and s’mores make for the ultimate after wedding bash—especially for those chilly fall and winter celebrations. This low-key reception idea is a great way to cut costs without having to completely ditch a reception all together. 

Bringing in your favorite food trucks creates a relaxed reception vibe while still offering a variety of food options for you and your guests. This can also be an easy way to appease many different dietary restrictions and preferences. Along with food trucks and s’more kits, keep your guests warm by serving toasty drinks like hot chocolate and tea. 

Image by Elena Popa Photography. See more of this styled-shoot here.

5. Make A Splash

Let your love make a splash—literally! Whether you change into your swimsuits or cannon ball in your wedding day attire, a dip in the pool is an epic way to end your wedding day. This is perfect for laid-back couples tying the knot in those warmer spring and summer months. Plus it’s the perfect excuse to exchange vows in an epic Airbnb venue with a pool. 

While Airbnb properties are typically best for small getaways there are some homeowners who have designed their space to be perfect for events—like weddings. If you’re sold on an Airbnb celebration that ends with an after-ceremony swim, read up on these tips for planning an unforgettable Airbnb wedding. 

Image by Henry Tieu Photography. See more of this real wedding here.

6. Jetset Off For Your Honeymoon 

There are no rules when it comes to planning the wedding of your dreams. No one gets to tell you what elements to include or where to spend your money. And for couples looking to tie the knot in front of loved ones while saving money on the after-party, consider ditching a reception altogether to get an early start on your honeymoon.

Receptions are typically the most expensive part of any wedding. And planning an alternative or forgoing a post-wedding party altogether can give you more money to spend towards your exotic honeymoon. Whether you’re looking to stay close to home or take this celebration international, kickstart your planning by reading our guide for planning the honeymoon of your dreams.

Image by Apollo Fotographie. See more of this real wedding here.

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7 Cool And Casual Wedding Ideas

April 5, 2022 | riley

In case no one has told you—you don’t need to have an over-the-top wedding to create a magical, memorable event. If you and your partner aren’t “the formal kind,” then a cool, casual wedding might be your style.  There’s no template for a true-to-you wedding day, after all. You don’t have to take our word for it, though. Let these casual wedding ideas inspire you to create a laid-back wedding with a cool, unique flair.

Tips + Casual Wedding Ideas

1. Find a Comfortable and Unconventional Venue

Start with your wedding location. If comfortable and relaxed vibes are your goal, think about the places you feel most at home. It might even be your home—or your parent’s backyard, or the lakehouse you’ve spent summer nights for the past 20 years. As a bonus, a memorable location means less decor is needed to create a space that feels like you. 

If your house isn’t quite fit to entertain a group of people, you can rent an Airbnb for an intimate wedding weekend experience that still feels like home.

Questions to Help Determine Your Wedding Location:

  • Where do you enjoy spending time on the weekend? 
  • What’s your favorite restaurant? Is it large enough to accommodate the number of guests you’ll invite?
  • Do you enjoy going to museums or art galleries?
  • If you could move anywhere in the world, where would it be?
  • Do you prefer the outdoors, such as a national park, or somewhere indoors?

Recommended Reading: The Ultimate Guide to Finding Your Wedding Venue

2. Offer Pre-Ceremony Refreshments and Snacks

Welcome cocktails and snacks set the stage for a fun, laid-back time. If you’d prefer to leave the party until after you say “I do,” you can opt for a coffee, lemonade, aqua fresca, or mocktail bar. If you want to support a small local business you love, consider hiring them to organize this for you. 

Blanking on what type of snacks would be best to hold your guests over until the meal?

Here are Some of Our Favorite Wedding Snack Ideas:

  • Charcuterie table – To avoid spreading germs, create individual charcuterie cones 
  • Food truck – Everyone loves a food truck, no matter what kind of food the truck serves. It also makes a great photo-op to entertain guests while they wait
  • Sentimental foods – If you have family or friends who have passed, honor them by creating a table of their favorite foods

3. Utilize Mix and Match Seating

The Danish have created and coined a lifestyle known as “hygge,” which essentially means for something to be cozy and comfortable—to create a welcoming feeling. If that’s exactly the aesthetic that you’re looking for on your special day, consider a mix of chairs, textures, and colors that will provide the perfect element of unexpectedness and coziness. You can do everything from poufs and oversized floor pillows to mismatched vintage chairs, picnic set-ups, and boho lounge areas. 

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4. Choose Greenery Over Florals

Lush weddings are popular among couples who enjoy minimalist vibes. Skip floral arrangements and create a fresh, natural feel with greenery. Many couples skip traditional floral arrangements altogether and use a few different textures of greenery or dried flowers for bouquets, centerpieces, and ceremony backdrops. Eucalyptus, olive branches, rosemary garlands, and tropical leaves are perennial favorites, but we recommend working with a florist who can recommend seasonal greens and arrange them in a beautiful way.

Junebug Tip: If you want to save money and still want florals or plants for your big day, use BloomsyBox, a flower subscription company. They have colorful dried flowers, plants, bouquets, and more. You choose what you want and get them hand-delivered to your door. They even offer dozens of pre-made bouquets. Junebug readers get 10% off with the code JUNEBUG

5. Serve Comfort Foods

If there’s a common theme that unites casual couples, it’s food. Specifically, comfort food. We’re talking about the kind of meal you get once a week because it’s your thing. Maybe it’s pizza, tacos and margaritas, ramen, or burgers. Whatever it may be, don’t be afraid to treat your guests to it. Not only does it make your wedding more laid back and personalized to you as a couple, but your guests will also get a kick out of the delicious food. And if the idea of a seated dinner or buffet isn’t your style, bring in a food truck or go potluck-style and ask guests to bring a dish of choice. 

6. Host A Brunch Wedding

Speaking of food, if you’re much more breakfast people and you envision your day including cinnamon rolls, pancakes, and mimosas, why not host a brunch wedding? They’re a great way to save money, and they also give you the chance to tie the knot in the venue of your dreams if it’s booked up on the date that you always wanted. Plus who doesn’t love breakfast food? And saying “I do” earlier means that you can jet off to your honeymoon that same day.

Recommended Reading: Brunch Wedding Ideas for the Early Birds & Breakfast Lovers

7. Play Games During Your Reception

If you’re hosting your wedding outdoors, add some lawn games to keep guests entertained and allow them to mingle if they don’t know one another very well. From corn hole to giant Jenga to ring toss, there’s a wide variety of nostalgic games that you can play. The best part is that there are so many customized options out there that you can keep long after the wedding that will remind you of one of the most important days of your life every time you play.

Your wedding day should be a reflection of who you are as a couple. We hope these casual wedding ideas have inspired you to stay true to yourselves and ditch the formal wedding if it doesn’t feel true to who you are. But, don’t forget, even laid-back couples can benefit from expert planning and coordination. In need of a wedding planner who will help your day run seamlessly? Let our hand-picked professional wedding planners guide you through the process so you can enjoy every minute of your special day. 

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Fun, Colorful, and Edgy Charlton Hall Wedding

March 28, 2022 | riley

Letting their personalities shine through every detail of their big day, Faith and Greg’s Charlton Hall wedding playfully mixes tradition with a touch of eccentricity. With its Alice in Wonderland-inspired decor, the couple chose the perfect quirky venue to set the fun tone for their entire celebration. With their three dogs in tow and colorful wildflowers creating a bold aesthetic, the party was set to begin. The couple and their guests danced the night away under the star-lit ceiling in a fun and edgy evening…

To top it all off, Faith and Greg made a seriously edgy fashion statement with their wedding attire. The groom rocked a Gucci monogrammed suit while the bride showed off a unique two-piece ensemble—a white cropped top with puff sleeves and high-waisted shorts featuring a sweeping train and detachable bow.

From the luxurious and fascinating wedding venue, down to the colorful details and romantic moments—don’t miss a single detail captured by Dan McCourt. For couples looking for out-of-the-box inspiration, scroll to the very end. This one’s for you!

The Couple:

Faith and Greg

The Wedding:

Charlton Hall, Ellingham, Alnwick, United Kingdom

 

A Charlton Hall Wedding That Was One For The Books

Every single person came up to us and told us it was the most fun they’d ever had. There was so much love and joy all day. We’re just really proud that we managed to put together something that we loved so much and everyone else did too. 

Supporting Wedding Vendors Who Are Also Their Friends

We’re really proud of our vendors. They were all personal friends of ours and it was really important that we supported our friends and independent businesses.

How The Perfect Venue Saved Money On Wedding Decor

It was really important to us that our three dogs be there, so we found dog-friendly locations in the North East. Charlton Hall was only the second venue we looked at but we just fell in love instantly. It captured our style perfectly and knew we wouldn’t need to do anything to it when it came to decor for the day, which helped us save money. Everyone thought we’d styled it ourselves because it suited us so well.

The Bride Surprised Guests With An Epic Walk Down The Aisle

I hadn’t told anyone except Greg what song I was going to walk down the aisle to. I’ve always loved “Faith” by George Michael and it seemed so perfect. It started off with the traditional organ music then it kicked into the pop intro of the song. I heard everyone burst out laughing when they realized what song it was while I was waiting outside to make my entrance. It was exactly what I wanted—a reminder that nothing about our day was going to take itself too seriously.

Getting Their Guests To Mingle While Eating

We decided we didn’t want a traditional three-course meal, as we wanted our guests to be able to mingle and chat, so we went for a street food buffet. We also had quite a mix of vegan, vegetarian, and meat-eating guests. We wanted to make sure everyone was equally catered for. The venue had some fantastic options for us to choose from—slider burgers, nachos, hot dogs, and beyond. Everyone we spoke to said they really enjoyed the food.

Dan McCourt Perfectly Captured Natural And Unguarded Moments

Dan was an absolutely brilliant photographer. I swear he was solely responsible for getting me down the aisle on time. He made us feel so comfortable that we didn’t even notice him taking pictures which we loved. He managed to capture so many special moments. Every single photo of us and our guests captured our personalities perfectly. He knew exactly where to put us and how to make us feel comfortable. I couldn’t recommend anyone better.

Advice For Creating A Wedding That Is Authentic And Fun

Don’t take it too seriously and don’t get tied down by what you think you should have when you’re wedding planning. The celebration needs to feel authentically you. And make a wedding planning spreadsheet—it’s truly a lifesaver.

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Dan McCourt
Venue + Catering – Charlton Hall
Floral Design – Dancing Dahlia Florals
Cake – PureKnead Bakery
Rings – The Great Frog London
Pet Chaperone – Wishbone Weddings

 

Congratulations to Faith and Greg on their fun, colorful, and edgy Charlton Hall wedding! And big thanks to Dan McCourt for capturing the vibe and energy of their special day.

Looking through this celebration it’s easy to see that your wedding venue sets the vibe for the entire celebration. To make the task a little easier, working with a planner can help find the best fit for your vision, guest count, and budget. And just like Faith and Greg, it’s important to choose a venue that feels right for your personality and style. At the end of the day, your wedding should reflect you and your spouse in every way. 

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The Ultimate Beach Wedding Guide

March 18, 2022 | riley

With summer just around the corner, we can’t help but dream of days on the beach. We can picture it now–basking in the sunshine, waves crashing in the background, toes in the sand. There’s something undeniably magical about the ocean, so it’s no wonder that the beach is an extremely popular wedding venue. Whether you’re planning a destination wedding on a faraway island or saying “I do” on a small private stretch of shore in your hometown, there’s nothing more exciting than tying the knot on the coast.

However, planning a beach wedding still requires work. From the weather to permits to etiquette, there are a few extra steps to be mindful of during the planning process. That’s why we’re here to help you make your beach wedding dreams come true and ensure that it goes off without a hitch!

Steps For Planning A Beach Wedding

Step 1. Create A Wedding Budget

As with any wedding, creating a budget that works for you and your partner is the first–and most important–step to take. It helps you decide where your spending is allocated and is a big determining factor in your location. Luckily, using the beach tends to be cheaper than traditional venues.

If you have the money to spend on an oceanfront property, that’s always an option—it’ll also give you an address to use on your invitations. Many of these properties plan most of the wedding for you, taking the guesswork out. But this means they come with a higher price tag. If you want to save money, tying the knot right on the beach may be a better fit. When getting married on a public beach, your spending will primarily go towards permits and decor. In the long run, it can save you thousands.

Image by Emma Quinn. See more of this real wedding here.

Step 2. Pick Your Location

Beaches exist all over the world. From Hawaii to The Bahamas to Fiji, your options are endless. And of course, they’re all absolutely beautiful in their own way. When choosing the beach that’s best for you, consider destinations special to you and your significant other. Or choose a spot that you’ve always wanted to visit but haven’t gotten the chance to.

If you’ve got an open mind when it comes to the destination itself, think about what kind of venue you’re looking for. Browse hotels, Airbnbs, public beaches, and our website to find options you love. There will be great options everywhere you look, but they may not all fit your vision.

Step 3. Research The Weather And Choose A Date

When you think of a beach wedding, you most likely think of summertime–and this is typically the case. However, it’s important to research the weather for your destination. The last thing you want to do is book a cheap place because you found good rates only to discover that it’s the middle of hurricane season. The minute the hurricane hits, the whole wedding is canceled, and your guests won’t be able to make it. The same goes for the rainy season. While a little rain never hurt anyone, it’s wise to have a backup plan if you know there’s a chance of a storm.

Junebug Tip:

If you’re being budget-conscious while you’re researching locations, try to look at the shoulder seasons. Shoulder seasons are the times just before and just after peak travel season in your destination. For example, if May through July are peak travel seasons for your destination, the shoulder seasons would be April and August. 

couple running in the sand for their beach wedding

Image by Heather K Purdy. See more of this real wedding here.

Step 4. Get Necessary Permits

Unless you’re getting married on private property, you’re most likely going to need a permit to get married on the beach. Check the local town ordinances to see what’s necessary for larger events. Sound like a hassle? It’s extra work! That’s why working with a wedding planner who will take care of all of these details for you is an awesome investment.

Step 5. Have A Backup Plan For Poor Weather

Unless you know that there’s not a single chance of rain–which is highly unlikely–having a backup plan is vital. This means making a little extra room in the budget for a tent or other inside ceremony and reception options.

Wedding Etiquette for Beaches

When should you send save-the-dates?

If the beach of your choice requires travel for your guests the sooner you can notify them, the better. This gives them time to book flights, hotels, take time off work, and budget for all that travel too. Ideally, you’ll want to send these save-the-dates out at least six months in advance. 

Do you need to book airfare and hotel for guests?

You are not financially responsible for your guests’ travel, accommodations, or meals during the trip. However, setting up a hotel room block beforehand will help them book their lodging will be greatly appreciated. This ensures that they’re near your venue and they’re getting the best deal possible. 

We also recommend outlining the best ways to get to and from the airport, some car rental companies in the area, and water ferry services if necessary. This is especially helpful in more remote locations.

How should you tell your guests to dress?

Although beach weddings tend to offer a more laidback and casual attire for guests, the dress code for your wedding is entirely up to you. No matter what dress code you choose you should state it clearly on the invitation. In fact, putting it on your wedding website for easy access will help avoid guests asking repeatedly. You don’t want to hear complaints from your guests who show up in high heels only to sink in the sand the entire time. 

If you plan to have the entire wedding–both ceremony and reception–outdoors, consider offering sunscreen, sunglasses, and flip-flops as favors. This way, they can be prepared should they forget.

Planning A Beach Wedding Tips

Attire

Much like your guests’ attire, your wedding day attire is your choice. However, if you know that it’s going to be warm with plenty of sunshine, consider wearing lighter fabrics such as chiffon, tulle, or organza. If you’re wearing a suit, consider one that’s linen and lighter in color–like beige. 

If you’re wearing makeup, opt for sunscreen under your foundation and waterproof mascara–although, if you’re hiring a makeup artist, they already know these tips and will ensure that you look wedding-ready throughout the day.

Decor

Beaches are truly blank slates when it comes to decor. Don’t feel pressured to go with the tropical decor if that’s not a part of your wedding vision. If you’ve always dreamed of a boho affair or a more sleek or traditional look, go for it.

The key is to be mindful of the elements. If there’s any chance of winds, forgo lightweight decor that can blow away easily. Weigh down programs before the ceremony or have an usher pass them out. Or if it’s a tropical beach with lots of scattered rain showers, be sure to use acrylic or wooden seating, as it can be wiped down after a rainstorm.

Lastly, don’t skip out on speakers. Unlike a ballroom or other indoor venue, you’re going to have a lot of background noise at a beach wedding. Use microphones during the ceremony so you don’t have to yell and keep your live music or DJ mic’d up the entire time.

Image by Henry Tieu. See more of this beach elopement here.

Beach Wedding Dining Options

If you’re looking to make your beach wedding more authentic to your destination, choose a menu that represents that. For example, if you’re tying the knot in Tulum, serve tacos, enchiladas, and margaritas. If the wedding takes place in Hawaii, you could serve pork, rice, and mai tais. Making the dining options authentic to your location will help your guests feel like they’re soaking up the culture as much as possible and get to enjoy the destination that much more.

Now that you’re ready to start planning your beach wedding, it’s time to think color palettes! We’re loving these bright and bold color palettes for the warmer months.

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7 Wedding Outfits and Affordable Wedding Dresses

February 16, 2022 | riley

After you’ve chosen your venue and nailed down your photographer, it’s time to grab your wedding mood board and start wedding dress shopping. Finding beautiful and affordable wedding dress options online can quickly get overwhelming. Meanwhile, you also have to find outfits for all of your pre-wedding events, too. 

Not sure where to begin? Let’s start with the wedding event outfits you’ll need. 

Engagement Party Outfits

Whether you’re planning your engagement party by yourself or you’ve got the help of a few friends, your outfit is going to be as important as your decorations. When you’re considering the vibe of your engagement party, keep in mind that you’ll want your outfit to match. 

Since many of these events are more upscale and give you the chance to invite a small number of people to celebrate your engagement, opt for an outfit that balances comfort, style, and a little bit of romance, like The Kitty Dress from Afarose.

The Kitty Dress

This stunning gown is the perfect combination of lace and chiffon with a full court train. The delicate lace detail on the back is balanced by the v-neckline to make this perfect for romantic occasions. Because it’s sleeveless and lightweight, this is perfect for outdoor weddings and engagement parties.

Engagement Photo Shoot Outfits

After you’ve properly celebrated your engagement with friends and family, it’s time to book your engagement photographer and capture this moment in time. Since there aren’t many opportunities in life to dress up and take glamorous photos, take advantage of this one! 

You can use this time to give your wedding guests a sneek peak at the wedding color palette you’ve chosen by wearing a colorful dress (like this Marta Allure dress) or opt for an intricately beaded white gown that will shine in your photos—it’s up to you. 

The Rowena Dress

This v-neck sheath dress has intricate sequins beaded in a symmetrical pattern fit for a queen. The simple spaghetti straps and open back also give this dress an easy-going yet elegant feel that will shine in engagement photos. There’s a bit of weight to it which makes it perfect for engagement shoots because you won’t have to worry about the wind.

Bridal Showers

Bridal showers are typically less formal than engagement parties so when you’re putting together your bridal shower outfit, opt for dresses with shorter hemlines. Shorter hemlines will also give you a chance to show off your shoes while looking incredibly chic. 

The Susanna Dress

This stunning tulle skirt will make dressing for your bridal shower easy while keeping you looking and feeling cool. 

image provided by Afarose

Rehearsal Dinner Outfits

The rehearsal dinner is one of the last chances you’ll have to go all out with a white bridal gown. Typically brides will wear a white dress to rehearsal dinner but—just like every aspect of the wedding—there aren’t any rules that say you have to. Your rehearsal dinner dress can be a nod to the gown you’ll wear during the ceremony or reception. It can also be a completely different look or one that doesn’t quite fit with your wedding theme but that you still want to rock. Whatever the case, your rehearsal dinner gown should be comfortable like this Lucine dress.

The Lucine Dress

This simple sheath column dress features white beading to add texture and elevate it to create an elegantly breathtaking look. And don’t get us started on the keyhole cutouts in the low back. The high slit in the skirt also keeps this gown classy yet modern enough for any rehearsal dinner location. 

image provided by Afarose

Wedding Ceremony Dress

Now you’ve made it to your wedding day—congratulations! It’s time to don your wedding ceremony dress and walk down the aisle to exchange vows with your partner. There are many different wedding dress styles to choose from so it’s important to pay attention to what your dress looks like in your head when you picture that moment. Whether it’s a full ball gown or a sleek sheath dress, your wedding ceremony dress is an image that will live in your mind long after the party has ended so make sure you’re in a dress that makes you feel as beautiful as that moment.

Wedding Reception Dress

One of our favorite wedding trends at Junebug is couples making the most of their wedding fashion with outfit changes. After the wedding ceremony is over and it’s time to dance the night away, it makes sense to change into a dress that’s easier to maneuver. This is another chance to opt for a shorter hemline or more daring fashion choices than a typical romantic ball gown offers. Reception dresses can be short and sassy, actually a jumpsuit, or even a two piece gown.  

The Remy Dress

This modern two-piece wedding dress features a fitted sweetheart bodice with a corset back and a puffy ball gown skirt. This dress is a more rock n’ roll take on a classic bridal look which is perfect for wedding receptions. 

Honeymoon Dress

The wedding day came and went, so it’s time to pack your honeymoon bags. This is truly your last chance to rock an all white bridal inspired gown. If your honeymoon is taking you to somewhere chilly, pack a warm long sleeved bridal gown that you can rock with a coat to and from dinner. If you’re headed somewhere warm and tropical, look no further than a dreamy boho dress you can easily pair with your favorite beach sandals.

The Hana Dress

This dress is beautifully flowy, light, and easy to pack which makes it perfect for tropical honeymoon adventures. On top of that, its lace embellishments on the bodice and sleeves make it clean and simple but sophisticated. Throw this dress in your suitcase to extend your wedding celebration.

Afarose’s Affordable Wedding Dresses

From prewedding events to your walk down the aisle, Afarose has every affordable wedding dress you need. Afarose wants every person to feel amazing on their wedding day so their incredible team offers virtual appointments to have a one-on-one consultation with a wedding gown expert to help you find the perfect dress for you, too. Once you’ve found your dream dress you can use their free alteration service. It’s a 14-point measurement system that will instantly save money on alteration costs while creating a flawless fit for sizes 2 through 28.

If you’d rather try on dresses at home, they can help with that too. They’ll mail you a sample gown for you to have an exclusive try-on experience at home. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your bridal party and have a mini-celebration while you’re trying on the affordable wedding dress of your dreams.

Check out even more affordable wedding dress options (and bridesmaid dresses, too!) during your free consultation appointment with their virtual stylists today. In the meantime, you can also follow them on Instagram to get wedding dress inspiration.

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Wedding Trends for 2022

January 20, 2022 | kailey

Image by The Family Films. See more of this real wedding here.

After a year full of unpredictability and re-scheduled weddings, celebrations in 2022 are here to make a statement. This year’s couples will steer away from tradition and instead prioritize unique details. From bold colors to epic fashion, here are just a few show-stopping wedding trends we are looking forward to seeing in 2022.  

1. Bold, Rainbow Color Palettes 

Goodbye neutrals, hello vibrant color palettes. We’ve seen neutral colors take center stage year over year, but that won’t be the case in 2022. This year’s trending colors are filled with bold hues that symbolize bright, new beginnings. 

2. Customized Neon Sign Decor 

Color palettes won’t be the only thing lighting up the new year. Couples will be brightening up 2022 by adding customized neon signs in their ceremony and reception spaces. The best part about this bold wedding decor element is that it doubles as a keepsake. These signs ll last long beyond your wedding day. 

Image by Cambria Shelley Photography. See more of this real wedding here.

3. Orchids Are The Way To Go 

Orchids represent elegance, romance, and are a true celebration of rare love. With unique colors and structure, including this flower in any element of your wedding decor or bouquet is sure to wow your guests. 

4. Virtual Save-the-dates 

You only have one chance to make a first impression. That’s why save-the-dates are so important. They set the stage for your big day and get guests excited for what’s to come. In 2022 we see paperless save-the-dates become increasingly popular to save money and time. 

5. Colorful Wedding Day Attire 

Bright and bold are two words we’ve used to describe everything to expect in 2022. And wedding day attire is no exception. Want to rock a pink suit? Do it! Dreaming of a purple wedding dress? We’re in full support. From colorful suites to non-white wedding gowns, we expect to see it all in the new year.

6. Short Dresses 

Late last year short wedding dresses hit the wedding scene and we don’t see this wedding trend going away anytime soon. With micro-weddings and elopement-styled celebrations staying popular in 2022, short wedding gowns will continue to give floor-length gowns a run for their money. The best part of rocking shorter wedding dresses is that it allows other elements to shine like your accessories, shoes, and veils. 

7. More Unique Hair Accessories

Natural, up-do, braids—there are many choices when it comes to your wedding day hairstyle. But in 2022, we see hair accessories taking priority over hairstyles. Keep your eye out for hair accessories that are sure to add personality and capture attention. So get ready to leave the bridal crowns and hairpins from 2021 behind. Instead trying out new wedding trends like this pearl beaded hairstyle. 

8. Goodbye Wedding Gowns, Hello Jumpsuits 

Comfort or style? With wedding jumpsuits you can have both. While wearing a traditional white gown may still be a favorite of many, we’ve seen more soon-to-be newlyweds choosing alternatives like jumpsuits and pantsuits. This is the year for unconventional couples to shine! 

9. Veils, Trains, and Capes—Oh My! 

Speaking of veils, they’re officially back! Wedding veils, tains, and capes are a timeless bridal accessory. With a variety of different lengths and styles, adding a veil can completely transform your wedding look. You can’t go wrong with this classic wedding hair accessory—its 2022 come back is sure to prove it.

10. Destination Celebrations 

People are ready to travel and that’ll be reflected in weddings throughout the year. In 2022, more couples will be looking to ditch tradition and exchange “I do’s” in an adventurous way. This is especially true when it comes to their wedding location. And we can’t think of a more romantic way to tie the knot than with a destination wedding. 

Image by Lara Onac Photography. See more of this real wedding here.

From bright colors to bold fashion statements, there are so many new trends that we look forward to seeing in 2022. Both new and renewed trends that’ll celebrate your uniqueness and infuse your wedding day with personality. 

After getting your wedding day photos back from your talented photographer, don’t forget to send them our way! Show us how you’ve incorporated these trends into your big day by submitting them here for a chance to be featured on Junebug Weddings.

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Warm and Vibrant European Style Micro Wedding

December 12, 2021 | riley

Dan and Charlie knew from the get-go that they didn’t want a cookie cutter wedding—they kept the guest list limited, made DIY florals and decor, gave special gifts instead of favors, had the reception at their own home, opted for a stylish and colorful suit, and ditched the wedding cake. With the help of their like-minded wedding planner The Stars Inside, they were able to pull off a warm and vibrant European style micro wedding that was totally true to their style and share their big day with the most important people in their lives.

If you’re planning your own micro wedding, keep scrolling to see these amazing photos captured by Sophia Veres and get creative ideas you can add to your big day!

The Couple:

Charlie + Dan

The Wedding:

Taunton, Somerset, United Kingdom

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Enjoying The True Meaning Of The Day

We made sure that whatever we were planning, it was because we truly wanted it, not because we felt we should, or because it was tradition. We didn’t like cake, so we didn’t have cake. Do it your way! 

The Most Memorable Part Of The Day

The most important moment was when I was walking with my girls and best friend Jon, who gave me away, to the registry office. It felt like the buzz of excitement was flowing through me like electricity.

Narrowing Down Their Guest List

We chose to have a really small wedding with only 14 of our closest friends. No family! We had a fair amount of backlash about it but we knew it was what we wanted to do. So we stayed true to it.

Choosing The Venue For Their European Style Micro Wedding

We’re very lucky in that our local registry office is beautiful, so that was an easy choice. We chose to have our reception at home so that we had more freedom and we could put our money into the decoration rather than the building.

How They Made Their Ceremony More Personal

Dan and I wrote our own vows to each other, we also brought our own music to the ceremony, and had our children hold the rings.

Gifts For Each Other

I bought Dan a vintage watch and he bought me an Australian sapphire ring as my something blue for our wedding day gifts.

Special Gifts Instead of Flowers

We didn’t do favors. I gave all my girls a beautiful gold chain necklace with a pearl pendant which they wore on the day.

DIY Florals and Decor For Their European Style Micro Wedding

I made DIY florals—I bought dried flowers and pampas grass and arranged them myself. If I could have afforded a florist I definitely would have, but that was a way I could save money. I also made the girls and myself beautiful scrunchies out of the material off cuts of my dress.

Working With Sophia Photography Was The Best Experience

Sophia is my soul sister. I have known her for years and worked with her previously on shoots, so I knew she was the photographer of my dreams. Russell, my videographer, was a rather last minute booking, but it was the right decision. He is a genius!

 

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Sophia Veres Photography
Event Planning – The Stars Inside
Ceremony Venue – Old Municipal Building, Taunton
Catering – Conrads Catering
DJ – Future Media
Videography – Russell Kent Nicholls
Wedding Dress – Made With Love
Bridal Headpiece – The Lucky Sixpence
Rentals – Virginia’s Vintage Hire + Keeping it Vintage

 

Congratulations to Dan and Charlie on their warm and vibrant European style micro wedding. Big thanks to Sophia Photography for capturing the loving and happy atmosphere of their special day!

The notion that you have to follow a certain set of rules on your wedding day isn’t the norm anymore. Many couples are now choosing smaller, more personalized and intentional celebrations. No matter what type of wedding you want, this is your day, and just like you, it should be one-of-a-kind. Don’t forget to hire the wedding pros to handle all the little details and stay within your budget, so you and your partner can focus on being present and having fun without thinking about anything else.

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