When I first started working in the wedding industry, I thought weddings had to look a certain way. Timelines, playlists, seating charts — I assumed there was a “right” approach. Photo credit: haleychristineweddings What I quickly learned is that every wedding is unique. And while each one is different, there are some consistent takeaways. Making room for each couple to do their day differently requires a bit of structure. That structure is the skeleton — the ceremony, the m
The holidays are full of magic: twinkling lights, cozy fires, and the warmth of loved ones. For those planning a proposal this season, the moment the question is popped is just the beginning. The way you celebrate, reflect, and savor the moment can make it feel truly unforgettable. Set the Scene Before the Proposal Think of the small details: soft lighting, candles, or fairy lights. Choose a location that feels personal: your favorite café, a snowy park, or a spot that hold
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