One of the first things you think about when you are proposed to be married is the setting. Do you want a cozy barn wedding? Do you fancy a beach wedding? Do you want to say your vows at your local church or do you want to get married in the city hall on a Wednesday morning? The setting brings a lot to the table when it comes to the most important life events of our lives, whether it's getting proposed to or getting married. So when it comes to a wedding venue, no couple takes it lightly. It is after all where your dream wedding will play out, and it's by no way a decision to take in the passing. When it comes to conventional wedding venues, no matter where you want to get married, whether it's a church, banquet hall, hotel ballroom, or city hall, every venue comes with some dos and don'ts. In this blog, we will explore the different dos and don'ts of every section in detail. We suggest you read this blog before you book that venue for your special day!

Every love story is unique and special, like a lone snowflake with its own structure and magic within it! When two people come together, they create their own stories, their own routines, and their own inside jokes. They have their own meet-cute, plot arch, and also their own chance at happily ever after. Every couple deserves their own fairytale, and we are lucky to be in an industry that enables us to see real-life fairy tales every day. There is no joy quite like that familiar feeling of a blushing bride finding her forever soulmate and vowing in front of her loved ones to hold on forever. Devon and Bobby’s winter wedding is quite the winter fairytale of its own. From the Frozen-Esque backdrop, the ethereal snowy vibes countered with the warmth of love and the giddy feel-good ambiance. While there are many weddings we encounter, this is surely a winter wonderland dreamy wedding that will forever have a home in our hearts. 

You have been dreaming about your snowy winter wedding amidst a whimsical backdrop and fairytale-esque setting for a long time now. You have your Els-inspired wedding gown already chosen, and the perfect bridesmaid capes which will keep them warm during the outdoor ceremony. You have arranged for cozy blankets for guests and a firepit for the night to cozy up around. It will be every bit as magical as you would imagine. While the decor, the winter-inspired color palette, and the carefully crafted lighting details are all great, it's the food that makes the most lasting impact, especially if the guests have been standing out in the cold for the ceremony. Your bridal party would welcome some good comfort food to help them feel comfortable again after spending a lot of time outdoors while posing for wedding photos. We recommend a small bowl of stew and dumplings to start since it's a wonderful substitute for soup and will quickly warm hearts, but the options really are endless. 

When you’re planning your wedding, you experience some of the best moments of your life. Apart from planning the day that will mark a new beginning in your life, there’s much to plan. From budgeting your wedding affairs to considering how to propose to your bridesmaids and groomsmen, you’ll have fun planning every little detail of your wedding. And because your wedding day is important, you’ll want to be prepared for your big day with all cheers and happiness. To ensure that you’re at your best, a rehearsal dinner before your wedding is the best way to plan and map out the wedding day’s activities. While a rehearsal dinner is a perfect way to start your wedding celebrations, some of you may want to do something different. Although most of us feel that a wedding rehearsal dinner should be a sit-down affair, the truth is, it is not a mandate. More than a rehearsal dinner is a run-through of what your wedding day looks like, it is about you enjoying and kicking off the celebrations on a good note. Usually, a rehearsal dinner is amongst the closest family and friends of the bride and groom, and it need not be a fancy dinner affair. If you’re of the opinion that your rehearsal dinner should be filled with fun and within your desired budget, then we have some ideas! And no, none of the ideas are what a rehearsal dinner usually looks like! 

Now that you have got engaged with the stunning engagement rings shining on your fingers, it's time to consider how and where to make it memorable and capture it in beautiful keepsakes. What can be a better season to do it than the season of holidays filled with new hopes and cheerful spirits? Winter has always been thought to be the most romantic season. Whether you are looking to get married in the season with chic winter wedding ideas or going for a remarkable engagement photography session with a snowy wonderland backdrop, everything is magical in the season. Perhaps it's the snowflakes, the fireplaces, or the way people cozy up in fuzzy sweaters and fleece pajamas. When you combine that with the holidays, you have the ideal setting for creating memories that will last a lifetime. From the winter wedding whites that look straight out of a storybook to last-minute winter wedding ideas that can make your wedding look fabled, there are so many reasons why couples love the season to start their forever.