As the mild chill in the air subtly replaces the heat of the sun, all of us start looking forward to the new season that’ll bring all the happiness that everyone’s been waiting for. It’s finally the time to celebrate the glorious times ahead with pumpkins and turkeys! The gorgeous fall foliage makes us fall in love with fall, giving way to apple cider and knit sweaters. 

“November comes And November goes, With the last red berries And the first white snows. With night coming early, And dawn coming late, And ice in the bucket And frost by the gate. The fires burn And the kettles sing, And earth sinks to rest Until next spring.” These words by Clyde Watson haunt us every time this month rings a bell. Transforming the pumpkin-spiced fall into snowflakes-laden winters. And just like that, November goes by, leaving a new trail of stories full of warmth and transitions.

September - it comes with summer’s best of weather and autumn’s best of cheer! With leaves glowing amber and gold under the warm setting sun, sweet heavy scents of apple orchards and cinnamon all around, gusts of winds gently flowing the leaves away, and back-to-school vibes, September has a way of telling us that things are about to change. And with so much happening throughout the year, we are sure the change is for good. 

In a world where practicality is reality, ever so rarely, we do get to see fairy tales happen. Rachel and Michael’s love story is an absolute fairy tale that’s got our hearts doing a flip and our minds full of epic details that tell so many stories about their big day. Do you want to hear it? Well, we’re honored to be a part of their love story and can’t be any happier than narrating the big story of their wedding day. So, get your cuppa joy and get set to go on a journey on a magic carpet as we take you through their big day.

The brunt of COVID-19 has been borne by many- the medical workers, the business owners, the job holders, and the estranged lovers. However, being in the business of love, our heart goes out for couples planning on getting married this year. Oh, and have their plans been impacted by the virus, or what! The wedding invites laid unused. The wedding dress didn’t work with the season the bride had in mind. And the fun cake-tasting and dress trial adventures which were to happen were tucked away to the back of the minds! It has been a couple of trying months, sure, but there is a promise in the air. Like the way the rainbow follows the April showers, weddings are back, as sweet and heartfelt as ever!