As you are sending out your invitations, you most likely are working with a list or spreadsheet to keep all the names, addresses, and replies in one place. Consider adding a column to your list and assign a number to each guest. When you assemble the invitations to go out, write each guest's number on their RSVP card. It doesn't have to be big or obvious, just a little thing in the corner. This way when the RSVP comes back, if you can't read the handwriting, are unfamiliar wi

A “Reveal” (different than a “First Look”) happens after the ceremony but before any guests go into the reception. You and your new spouse take a moment and enter the prepared reception space alone. The decor, flowers, table settings, and everything else that you envisioned and worked so hard to make perfect is ‘revealed’ to you - just you (and maybe a photographer or a few staff members), but no guests yet. A Reveal gives the new couple a chance to see their hard work and vi

At the time of writing this we are currently in the middle of our 11th wedding season! During that​​ time we’ve seen a myriad of trends come and go. Some are great, some… not so much. We’ll skip any examples as not to offend anyone :) Over the past 2 years, and especially recently, we’ve seen one trend in particular that we absolutely love. ​ Uplighting. If you aren’t familiar with uplighting it’s basically the placing of small, colored LED lights around the reception room t