What is your wedding style?

Quiz Questions

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  Where Do You See Your Day Unfolding?

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    Garden
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    Manor House
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    Barn
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    Beach
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    City Rooftop
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    Renovated Industrial Building
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    Museum
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    Tent
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    A Brewery
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    A Winery
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    Somewhere in Woodsy/Nature
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    A Castle
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  What Dress Do You Dream Of?

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    The Ball Gown
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    Long Sleeves or Lace...or both!
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    Mermaid All Day
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    Sexy...I need an open back or a long slit to show off my legs!
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    Simple and Timeless
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    Something Different! A jumpsuit or short dress is my jam!
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    I'll probably find my perfect dress at a Thrift Store!
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    Bling! Lots of Bling!
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  Our Must Have Is...

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    A Grand Exit  
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    Our Fur Babies Attending
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    Smores Around a Late Night Bonfire
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    Bold Pops of Color Where You'd Least Expect It
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    A Fun Lounge Where Our Guests Can Relax
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    Trendy Neon Signs
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    A Horse Drawn Carriage
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    Our Kids
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    A Sweetheart Table Just for Us
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    A Harry Potter Reference
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    A Barn Animal. Llama, a Peacock, a  Goat, Chicken...Anything!
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    Copper Mugs for our Mules
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    Lawn Games
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    A Trash the Dress Session
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    Something Unique Like a Root Beer Float Cart or Pretzel Bar
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  Which Dessert Will You Serve Your Guests?

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    A traditional 3 tiered cake of course!
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    A candy buffet
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    Something fun like a donut wall or cupcakes
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    An ice cream truck
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    A Dessert Bar
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    Just a small cake
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  Wedding Food! Choose up to 2.

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    We are foodies so a multiple course meal with drink pairings is our style.
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    An open bar, charcuterie boards, and heavily passed apps all night. Keep guests up and moving!
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    Buffet! It's easy, the most cost effective, and offers guests options.
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    Food trucks! Pizza, burgers, dessert trucks...if you can serve it on wheels, we will take it.
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    Anything as long as it's BBQ and mac n' cheese.
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    Family style. We want our guests to mingle with their table and not have to do wait in lines
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    Food stations. The only commitment we are making that day is to each other so don't make us choose anything else. Let's throw a taco station, seafood display, mashed potato bar, and create your own pasta space together and see what happens.
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  Pick Your Ideal Honeymoon!

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    Somewhere with easy access to the Mediterranean!
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    A little AirBnB in the heart of the city so we can people-watch while sipping cocktails on a rooftop bar!
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    Thailand! I want to play soccer with baby elephant rescues but also get some beach time in.
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    Europe. Give us all the wine and authentic food while we sight see.
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    We want sand, blue water,  drinks with little umbrellas delivered to our beach chairs, and no schedule.
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    Backpacking through somewhere in South or Central America hiking volcanos, staying in jungle hostels, and meeting new friends.
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    Road trip. We want to rent an adorable RV and travel across the U.S. with fun planned stops along the way.
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  Your Bar Situation Looks Like...

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    A Modified Open Bar with a His and Hers Cocktails
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    Full Open Bar
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    Beer and Wine Only
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    Dry Wedding
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    We are big into spirits and plan to have intricate and stunning cocktails to wow our guests!
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    A Tap Truck
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  Our Favorite Thing To Do Together Is...

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    Lounge at home, cook dinner together, and watch our favorite show
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    Go thrift shopping for fun additions to our home
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    Lay out a picnic blanket with a charcuterie board and bottle at our favorite winery
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    Head to a farmers market and a tasty brunch
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    Bar hop for some good cocktails and city fun
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    Hit the museums to explore and learn some new things
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    Travel to a new place and try new things
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    Take a weekend trip to the beach
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    Dinner and a movie with a giant bucket popcorn
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  Which Image Speaks to You the Most?

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    Birkby House - Whole Heart Studios
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    The Clifton - Weddings by Hana
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    Rosemont Manor - Sonya Ruth Photography
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    Rillhurst Farm - Emily Hancock Photography
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    Private Residence - Nugen Media
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    Mt. Washington Mill Dye House - Wild June Photography
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    Downtown Culpeper - The JP Pratt
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    Rixey Manor - Rebecca Sigety Photography
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    Madison at the Mill - Renrose Photography
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    Inn at Meander - Adrinne A. Photogrphy
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    The Refinery - Margaret Wrobleski
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    Early Mountain Winery - Kristen Camielle Photography
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    Caledon State Park - Kyla Jeanette Photo
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    Rock Hill Farm - Jonathan Rodgers Photography
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    Vanish Brewery - Tessa Anne Photography
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    Tranquility Farm - Bakerture
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    Renback Barn - Heather Barfield Photography

Quiz Outcomes

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  Fairytale Happily Ever After

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  Ball gowns, cathedral veils, fine suits, tall cakes, and horse drawn carriages — you love it all. Welcome your guests with a champagne shelf and welcome table holding your guestbook signs, welcome mirrors (personalized with your names and date), and a card box.Make sure you check out our specialty seating like The Caspers, La Claveria, The Deweys and The Aurora. All make great sweetheart seating or contribute to a gorgeous lounge for your guests.Deck your tables with ornate charger plates, romantic candlelight, and other dreamy details to give guests a warm and enchanting experience.You'll probably most enjoy a plated meal where you and your guests can be wined and dined liked royalty.Cut your cake on a stunning ornate stand and serve small cupcake versions of your wedding cake off a unique dessert stand. or tiered tower.“So this is love. So this is what makes life divine.” — CinderellaExtra Tips for the Fairytale Couple1) For special moments, use instrumental versions of your favorite Disney songs. If you've never heard "Someday My Prince Will Come," "Can You Feel the Love Tonight," and "Bella Notte" instrumentals...have you ever even danced with your partner at a ball (aka your kitchen)?2) If you can't find a castle for your big day, there are options, A manor house with an outdoor sail cloth tent does wonders for creating dreamy surroundings.3) If big gowns aren't your jam... opt for a flowy tulle skirt or off the shoulder sleeved dress. Add a simple crown hair piece. 4) Romantic flowers are everything. Giant garden roses, peonies, ranunculus, classic roses...anything with multiple petals is ideal.5) Decorate with cloches, candlelight, ornate bird cages, gold serveware, Even some simple greenery can create a whimsical look for your grand entrance.6) Make your bridal shots a priority. Capture stunning shots like this one straight out of a dream. Use one of our specialty chairs to make it extra special. 7) Blues, pinks, lavenders, greens, and metallics are everything and you should incorporate those colors into your whole day. Have your signature cocktail reflect your colors.8) Ask your photographer if she can find a spot at your venue to create a castle or secret garden looking moment. It can be a corner of the venue tucked away that just needs some imagination. 9) You don't have to throw Disney castles and "Happily Ever Afters" everywhere to create a fairy tale. Find obscure quotes and special nods that mean everything to you as a couple. Themes are usually best expressed with subtle nods.
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  Rustic and Laid-back Couple

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  Beautiful rustic barns, old wood, whiskey barrels, and a classic door arbor or classic wood arbor...you want to have an easy going experience surrounded by nature and your favorite people.As your guests arrive, welcome them with a rustic cart or dresser to hold your unique card box and guestbook sign. Your seating chart can be a wooden board with clothespins or an old stand alone window pane. Seat them in wood chairs or even farm benches for a more intimate setting.Create your centerpieces from our variety of lanterns on wood rounds. Surround them with garlands (real or faux) and votives from any of our collections. If you want to break up your guest floor plan you can do a mix of round tables with linens and gorgeous farm tables. Our collections of runners look beautiful down the center.Our wingback chairs in blue or mauve are perfect chairs behind your sweetheart table. If you want to sit with your babe in a bench, the Fletcher Bench is our most popular choice. I always love to add sweetheart signs to the back. One of the sweetest photos is a candid of you two kissing at your private table.Your dessert table with rustic wood stands is a perfect way to display a fun array of desserts and a single piece for your cake. “Cause when I looked into your eyes and you dared to stare right back, I should have said 'nice to meet you, I'm your other half'.'” — Relient KExtra Tips for the Rustic and Laidback Couple1) Rustic doesn't mean you or your family doing extra work. You still need to make sure you're hiring for services to be done. You deserve to relax on the big day.2) BBQ food can be stunning. Your caterer can dress up your food and make it all elegant and fun! Try a mac and cheese or mashed potato bar with all the fixings. It's fun and elevates your food!3) Wood tones and candles really warm up your space. Use them everywhere!4) Barn venues like Rock Hill Farm and Rillhurst Events not only have beautiful barns but gorgeous overnight accommodations so you can stay the whole weekend.5) Animal sightings are so much fun! Some venues like Shadow Creek can have their horse make an appearance. Some farms have peacocks, goats, and other fun animals to pose for photos with. A lot of these venues welcome your fur babies with open arms.
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  Boho Beauty 

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  Bohemian can mean so many different things. Romantic boho, Sedona boho, Industrial boho, Boho Chic, Rustic boho...and so many more! If you fall into this category but don't know which version appeals to you most, you an explore a couple of them below.Romantic can involve gorgeous wildflowers, a lot of candelight with items like our candleholders or gold lanterns., and whimsical elements. This photo features a gorgeous floating arbor with dried flowers for a whimsical look. The Refinery is one of our favorite venues for a boho bride and you can see from the photo the glow that comes in through the windows in their ceremony space. Colors can be bold, but warm and romantic. Think mauve, sage, even juniper and possibly gold tones. We love decorating your guest tables with amber and clear bud vases, multi colored candlesticks, and assorted green votives like this photo. Check out our green velvet Monte Carlos. The bride can show off in lace detailing and flowing wild hair.Sedona style is probably what you see when you type "boho wedding" onto Pinterest. The rattan tables and chairs, peacock chairs, copper, orange, and rust pops, tall grass, and jugs filled with pampas or blooms are popular. You can lay an animal hyde rug down your ceremony aisle. Our Sedona Lounge is perfect for guests to relax with comfy brown leather poufs, copper tables, and macramé backdrops, and rattan accents. Light up your space with interesting copper lanterns and serve dessert off special dessert stands. Sit in our Lucille or Mustard chairs. The groom boasts brown suspenders, an open buttoned shirt, maybe even a sage green or blue suit, The bride's dress is always unique, lacy, maybe a hint of sexy, and occasionally long sleeved. Some photos show her in a cute brimmed hat or intricate braids. Industrial is best in an old working style building that has been converted into an event space. Madison at the Mill is a popular one with so much history. Pampas grass looks beautiful in venues like this because it brightens the space up so much. These blue vases made in Spain really add a fun pop. You can play around with our assorted black lanterns and black and copper votives.Earthy is my personal favorite. I love the neutral colors with pops of green shades. Our our brand new Sage Bar and Quinn Bar offer the perfect textures and colors to make your photos pop. Clean linen benches like The Emery and The Lynsey are the perfect canvases. The Bohemes are also a perfect vibe. Lantern light goes such a long way especially when they reflect light. The Honey Lounge can be dressed up with green runners and pillows. Angel Wing Floral Pillars can be used for your ceremony backdrop and then repurposed to adorn your sweetheart table or bar.Some of our other favorite boho inspired looks are our Dark Wood Backdrop Wall, Neon Signs. copper mugs and accents."May my heart be the softest place you fall. May this love be the wildest place you run." - Butterflies RisingExtra Tips for the Rustic and Laidback Boho Couple1) Be yourself...there are so many ways to make the boho style your own.2) Pops of color against very neutral tones is everything! Embrace the burnt orange, olive green, mustard yellow, or blush.3) Greenery comes in so many different shapes and styles. You aren't limited to eucalyptus! Ask your florist about Willow, Itallian Ruscus, Parvafolia, and Gunni.4) Your hair will define your style. Consider an undone updo, wavy half up half down with intricate tucks, or let it fly wild. Make sure you book a hair artist who gets you. Stalk their Insta pages and make sure they're used to the type of detail you want. 5) Neon signs are so fun! You can opt to get a personalized one made with your last names but they are very pricey. Consider renting them with a fun saying!
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  Garden Goddess

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  Lacey dress details, earth tones with intentional pops of color, bud vases, elaborate floral pieces, rose gold, unique blooms, and a venue with never ending details to admire.We love a stunning garden nursery or flower farm for your venue. Think about clear top tents with greenery installations and flowers everywhere. Check out The Aurora decked out in blooms for days and a to die for gown. Textured linens and spilling over flowers like our Secret Garden Shoot featured on Style Me Pretty will make your guests feel like they're sitting in a gardenWelcome your guests with a colorful welcome drink on our Secretary Hutch or Laurie Sideboard. Incorporate amber or glass bud vases onto a welcome shelf of champagne. Fun glassware and dried flower garnish will set your drinks apart. Lean a welcome sign next to the Morie Anne Bicycle with florals placed in the basket.Tie Secret Garden bottle opener keys onto our Wire Seating Chart so guests can see where they're sitting while simultaneously receiving a useful gift from you.Use bird cages as your card box and additional decor."Even after all this time the sun never says to the earth "you owe me." Look what happens with a love like that. It lights the whole sky." - unknownExtra Tips for the Garden Loving Couple1) Flowers everywhere. Don't forget to REUSE all flowers. Repurpose arbor cages, bridesmaid bouquets, aisle florals, and all other ceremony arrangements. We do not advise that you count on these pieces to be monumental pieces at your reception. Don't use bridesmaid bouquets as centerpieces because then your guests won't walk into a ready space nor will your photographer be able to capture those reception details (bridesmaids usually have their bouquets for reception intros) but use all those flowers as additions. Add bridesmaid bouquets to your dessert table. Use arbor cages as floor pieces in front of your sweetheart table. Etc. Reuse them to make your reception space over the top! 2) Use what the venue gave you. If you're celebrating in a garden venue, take advantage of the florals and greenery in place. Some venues allow you to move their potted plants around to use but make sure you ask beforehand. If there is a stunning tree in place, redirect your ceremony to focus on it. The tree itself is a perfect backdrop to say I do. Dress it up with a trailing arrangement down the trunk or keep it simple and let the tree speak for itself.3) Pastels! Don't sleep on the pastel colors. Muted or dusty lavenders, blushes, greens, and blues really bring out the beauty in florals.4) Attire. If you want to do something different, Don't be scared to have a blush toned dresss or even subtle floral details on it. Color on your dress sets you apart! For suits, a floral print tie or pocket square are so much fun. 5) Edible florals. Elderflower, Hibiscus, Lavender, Snapdragon, Peonies, Chamomile, and Dahlias are some wonderful edible florals you can add to your cocktails. Pea flowers add the most stunning color! Talk to your bar vendor about decking out your guest's drinks with flowers to add to your theme.
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  Modern Babes

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  The colors for my modern brides this year seems to be bold and minimal with metallic, black, and white. Weddings have really taken off with fun geo shapes and arches. Think of monochromatic with possibly a pop of one bright color. You can't go wrong with a water color accent on your invitations or stationary elements.You can fit this theme into so many different venues.Clean and interesting lines really make a difference. Check out our Clifton Bar or Quinn Bar. Have your napkins folded in straight lines across the plate. We LOVE our black lantern collection for the perfect candlelit glow. Do something different and ask all your guests to wear white. You can pop in black or another bold color! Don't feel obligated to go with the classic dress style. Branch out like these beautiful brides did! Acrylic materials like our modern card boxes and table numbers flow with our clear signage and mirrors. Use our stand alone mirrors for your seating charts, menus, welcome signs, and programs. Your guests can relax in a lounge near the dance floor with our velvet black loveseat, accent tables and matching rugs."We were together. I forget the rest" - Walt WhitmanExtra Tips for the Modern Couple1) Shapes! Branch out into all the cool shapes. Have a hexagon, round, or triangular shaped arbor. Do geo lanterns of all different shapes and sizes.2) Everyone looks good in black. No truer words have ever been spoken. Black is so flattering. Although usually it's a wedding no-no for guests to wear black to weddings, you can give them permission! Imagine how much you and signif would POP wearing white against guests dressed all in black...or vice versa!3) Font is actually a very big detail to pay attention to here. Blockier letters and thin lined font. Clean and simple! Don't crowd your signage with extra fluff and design. The words are enough. Minimalism is the way to go.4) Minimalism. Don't overcrowd your tables with decor. 5) Add eye catching guest stops. Call us crazy but we've seen some wild elements at some modern weddings! All white adult moon bounces, sleek black welcome walls with champagne or escort cards, and shiny disco balls above the dance floor,
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  Classic and Timeless

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  You love a bold red lip, classy updo, and seeing your partner in a black tux. Elegance never goes out of style. Classic and timeless trends are part of the past, present, and future. Manor houses, ballrooms, wineries...you can bring this style anywhere. Decorate your guests place settings with warm colored chargers. We LOVE greenery and glass trios or our gold lantern collections for the perfect candlelit glow. Use them down the center of your tables for centerpieces and in front of your sweetheart table for some additional style. Mirrors like The Cleo or our gold ornate are perfect on our iron easels. Our greenery wall can be decorated with your new last names. Think sleek, white, minimalism. "You're still the one I run to. The one that I belong to. You're still the one I want for life" - Shania TwainExtra Tips for the Timeless Couple1) Attire! I love the thought of a sleek long dress with long sleeves and a low back with buttons all the way down. Or do a ball gown that shows a little leg...make sure you have pockets! A long cathedral veil tucked into a beautifully put together hair bun is a perfect look. You can never go wrong stunning black and white tux with a bow tie.2) Mirrors. Reflect ALL the light with beautiful mirrors.3) Font is actually a very big detail to pay attention to here. Blockier letters and thin lined font. Clean and simple! Don't crowd your signage with extra fluff and design. The words are enough. Minimalism is the way to go.4) Minimalism. Don't overcrowd your tables with decor. 5) Add eye catching guest stops. Call us crazy but we've seen some wild elements at some modern weddings! All white adult moon bounces, sleek black welcome walls with champagne or escort cards, and shiny disco balls above the dance floor,
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  Vintage

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  Slip on that dress passed down from your mom (maybe slightly altered to make it utterly and completely you). Put on heirloom pearls. Stand next to your favorite girls looking incredible in their mismatching (yet cohesive) dresses picked up in your favorite local store. Make your getaway on a vintage bicycle or old school car with the person of your dreams. Welcome your guests with a suitcase card box and old typewriter with a special note for your guests. String old photos across an old ladder.Create your centerpieces with old books and ivory lanterns. If lanterns aren't your thing then silver pieces can hold florals in pitchers or use a tray as a base for other decor. Sit at your sweetheart table in the COMFIEST chairs The Hargroves.Gift your guests the pleasure of a cigar and bourbon bar complete with comfy places to sit like our chairs The Draper and Graysons. The Becky Trunk is a fun old piece that's a hit at every event. Sharing a meal with your loved ones in family style gives your guests an interactive experience with everyone at their tables. Breaking bread like a family gets food out to your guests faster and allows everyone to stay seated together.Other fun vintage styled items: Bonnie Bern desk, Rustic dresser, The Laurie, The Secretary, The Brooklyn"Hers is an old fashioned heart that holds timeless love. She's a three page love letter in a world full of relationship status updates." - JmStormExtra Tips for the Vintage Couple1) Be prepared. Make sure your wedding coordinator slips your comfy shoes (we are rooting for some fun sneakers) under your sweetheart table so you can trade your ceremony shoes for something easy to dance in.2) Fun Food Station, Everyone...and I mean everyone...loves a fun little station like this root beer float cart using one of our most popular pieces. Bring in an old school ice cream truck or have your guests grazing at a pretzel bar like this one from Classic Catering. Old school soda bottles are the perfect vintage element.3) Textures. We LOVE textures in velvet, and lace. Whether it's on your dresses or linens, always a hit!4) Splurge Moment! Have you seen this vintage VW turned into a photo booth called Marigold? Because it's amazing and if you can...book it!5) Decorate with old books, old crates, vintage bottles, 5) Have fun. Be you. Call on all your traditions, quirks, and everything that shows your guests exactly who you are.
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  Destination

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  Whether you both have the travel bug or simply want to escape trying to please everyone, a destination wedding is calling your name. You deserve for this day to be all about the 2 of you surrounded by the loves ones that mean the most to you. If it's cliffside nuptials in Ireland or a sand and blue water affair in the Bahamas, we can guarantee your photos will be epic."As soon as I knew you, I knew an adventure was about to happen." - Winnie the PoohExtra Tips for the Destination Couple1) Do your research. Find a coordinator who knows the area and has all the inside scoops of local vendors. They can help make sure that you're booking reliable companies for your vendor team. Some resorts are all inclusive and can accommodate every detail you want for your guests including hotel stays and dinners. You can also look into hiring a planner or photographer from your local area, Make sure you ask questions about their travel fees and what they expect. Travel agents are also incredibly valuable if you want to do minimum work!2) Set a budget, Figure out your budget and what you're covering when it comes to guests attending. A good way to save money at an all inclusive resort is to host your ceremony on the beach and then treat guests to dinner at the resort restaurant. Many of these places have clubs you can go to for an after party and dancing. Otherwise, they offer upgrades for pretty much anything you can think of. Make sure you ask the resorts about bonuses, perks, upgrades offered depending on how many rooms you get booked out. Ask all the questions!3) Make sure your attire matches your location. With a beach wedding, opt for flowy, possibly sexy, and easy to move in. No heels! There are gorgeous pieces of jewelry out there to wear over your feet if you're going barefoot. Or opt for a pretty sandal. Make sure suits are breathable and cool. You don't want your signif sweating under the hot sun. If you're getting married on a cliffside or beautiful historical buildings, a dramatic dress will wow your guests. 4) Guests comfort is not something to take for granted. Consider the weather and timing of your ceremony so they aren't sitting in the heat too long. Provide parasols or fans if it's going to be a hot day. Have welcome baskets delivered to their rooms as a thank you for traveling far to celebrate you. Think about having a welcome dinner once everyone arrives. 5) Themes. Usually you picked a destination because it speaks for itself. Just because it's a beach wedding does not mean you have to go over the top and decorate with seashells and marine life. Your guests know where they are. Let the waves, sand, and and gorgeous YOU be the perfect theme for your big day.6) Gifts. Even though your guests are spending more money than usual to attend your wedding, they will still most likely want to bring you a gift. Make sure you set your registry up to be able to have gifts sent to your home so they don't have to travel with additional luggage. 7) Invitations should be sent out a year in advance so that guests can have enough time to plan to attend. 8) Honeymoon. Just because you are on vacation for your wedding day doesn't mean that you should skip a honeymoon. Consider spending extra days together after all the guests head back home.