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Mod Romance
WeddingDay | October 30, 2012This modern, chic inspiration wedding was a collaboration between Cake Zen, Design Group, the Indiana State Museum and Molly Connor Photography. A creative group of Indianapolis wedding and event vendors came together to bring to life an inspired shoot that was contemporary and sophisticated while maintaining a touch of classic romance.
The First Look: Taking a Few Moments to Enjoy One Another
Molly Connor | October 12, 2012Decisions, decisions, decisions. When planning a wedding, your life becomes consumed with decisions. But taking a moment to think about whether or not you want to see your groom before the ceremony is one of the most important decisions you can make - both emotionally and logistically.
Beyond the Honeymoon
Andy Hammond | October 5, 2012"I pronounce you husband and wife. You may now combine your balance sheets.” So maybe that isn’t exactly how the saying goes. However it should be the case. If you’re newly married, congratulations on your new marriage and committing the rest of your lives to one another. This is a time of excitement, adjustment and growth in the most special bond that humans ever create.
On Location - St. Joseph, MI
WeddingDay | September 25, 2012Sandy beaches, romantic sunsets, shopping, art and wine - have a destination wedding close to home in St. Joe Michigan. Get to know this one-of-a-kind Midwest town and you'll find yourself falling in love.
Wedding Traditions: Some to Ditch, Some to Keep and Some to Tweak
WeddingDay | September 25, 2012Everyone knows the common wedding traditions, but do you know where these superstitions came from and how they have evolved into today’s practices? We’ve dug up some fun theories about why the cake is white or the groom can’t see the bride before the wedding. It’s up to you to decide whether these traditions are important or whether you want to break with tradition and add your own twist.
Around the World Bridal Shower - Themed Shower Makes a World of a Difference
Jamey Harding | September 25, 2012Childhood family vacations first inspired JJ Welling’s fascination with cultural diversity. Early childhood trips to various countries in Western Europe opened her eyes to the world. Later, expanded adventures in Eastern Europe, Cambodia, Thailand, and Russia broadened her worldview even further.
Cultural Heritage for Your Wedding Menu
Amy von Eiff | September 25, 2012Cultural weddings have become very popular and have gained momentum due to an increase in cultural understanding. Even non-ethnic brides are looking for bold, colorful and worldly touches to add to their wedding day. As the owner of A Cut Above Catering, I create “One World Weddings,” which coordinates the events of brides and grooms from different cultures.
Wedding Day Style: This Season's Hottest Styles off the Runway
WeddingDay | September 25, 2012A few of our favorite wedding gown styles right off the runway!
Wedding DJ, What Do You Charge?
Sunny Moon | September 18, 2012Often when shopping for a disc jockey, the question people ask is, “What do you charge?” As a DJ, I understand that planning a party of any kind can be expensive and time consuming. But you also need to understand the importance of comparing prices in order to put together a budget.
Accommodating Your Wedding Guests
Summer Holman | August 20, 2012Location and convenience are the most important factors to consider when searching for a hotel for your wedding guests. Hotels near the ceremony and reception are preferred. You don’t want your guests to have to travel long distances or worry about how to get from point A to point B at the end of a long night.