It was a bright 16th day of February 2020, we witnessed a love story that was something we will not forget real soon! No less than a fairy tale, the love story of Delanie and Jaron off-the-bat takes us to a world where you would not want to return from. February is the time when winter is almost over and spring is in the air welcoming the season of cuddles and snuggles! Boasting the flavor of the winter season, while also hinting at the forthcoming spring, February can be seen as many couples’ favorite wedding month. It also is often viewed as the perfect month to celebrate a timeless love, seeing as how Valentine’s Day falls in the middle of this month. Garden nuptials are the epitome of a February wedding - a classic choice, particularly for a bid-winter-adieu affair. This is what we experienced when we were handpicked to narrate Delanie & Jaron’s love story in the national wedding month- February about a year ago. Lucky couple! Who lived their fairytale moment and entered their happily-ever-after just when the tiny yet most furious monster namely coronavirus was on the verge to ruin the wedding dreams of millions of couples who were planning to get married in 2020. Maybe the lovely weather or maybe the romantic vibe that Valentine month is made of, February is the best month to tie the knot, apparently! Especially in the leap year 2020. Why? Well, we all know what happened next. Despite the year having two 20s in it (yes, the number 20 represents the Angel, which signifies ‘new beginnings’). So without further ado let us tell the tale of this lovely couple. Prepare to fall head over heels with this dreamy Austin wedding!

A brand new year shines as the beacon of hope after the wild ride of doom that 2020 had put us through! After the long and unpredictable year, we are finally seeing the end of the tunnel which is engulfed in bright rays of sunshine, ready to shine on us with joy, grace, and hope. As 2021 brings us a cheer of hope and glory, we cannot wait to turn back the clocks and go back into a life of normalcy, to a life without social distancing and sanitizers. As the first news of covid-19 vaccines came out, the wedding industry around the world leaped with joy and cheer in anticipation of the possibility of wedding celebrations resuming to its origin. While we are still hopeful for future celebrations we are yet to get an update about what the new vaccine means for the 2021 weddings.

Oh, fall weddings, how lovely are you! 

It is that time of the year when summer has been officially dethroned and nature throws its choicest confetti on you and engulfs you with cooler temperature, cozier vibes, hot cocoa, fuzzy socks, and pumpkin spice. There is something so magical about the sudden change of air with a striking crisp and bursting of leaves into a thousand hues, speaking the language of love with a blend of festive and colorful moods. Hosting an autumn wedding can bring you a plethora of fall wedding details and ideas for striking the right chord on your wedding day with happier guests, good food, and inspirational wedding decor. 

If you are a soon-to-be-bride, then we are pretty sure that you have heard the saying a zillionth times before- ‘something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and a silver sixpence in her shoe’ (luckily, a sixpence is not an easy currency to come by, so you don’t have to stress much about sticking something in your footwear, so relax and focus on other four!). This popular and Victorian English rhyme originated as a British wedding tradition, but has continued on for many couples and weddings, to date! Each element in this beautiful phrase represents a sort of good luck charm for the bride to carry onto with her when she is all set to begin the new journey of her life as a wife! Yes, we know it is a tad bit old-fashioned, but you know what it is and how it works! In fact, we believe that it is something very special and beautiful!

The ring is on your finger and the stars are in your eyes! With so many things to take care of and details to arrange, when you actually want to hit the snooze button and nap a little, planning a wedding during the winter season can be daunting and stressful. All you need is a hot cup of cocoa and your favorite pair of knitted mitts, and some radiant sunshine on your face to get started with your wedding planning. With the onset of the holiday season, use the overall cheer to your benefit, and take out some time to jot down wedding planning details on your bridal checklist.