15 Questions To Ask Your Wedding Officiant
Having the right person to officiate your wedding is one of the most important aspects of your wedding ceremony. This person sets the tone for the...
In this day where none of us can stop tagging our group on Facebook, Snapchatting, or even Instagramming #BestDayEver, putting the phone down isn't always easy. Let us introduce you to the latest in technology trends – unplugged ceremonies. Ladies and gentlemen, no phones please!
You have your photographer taking great photos. Guests are asked politely to turn off their cell phones, and focus on you and your day, and not fussing with the Sepia setting in photo editor.
Now then, once your ceremony has ended, encouraging guests to use your wedding hashtag is so much and gives everyone a real-time look at your perfect day!
***
Unplugged not your thing? Check out Hash-tagging Your Wedding Day for helpful tips to engage your guests in an interactive experience!
More Advice
With decades in the business and an amazing team of incredible wedding planners, get tried and tested help to create an event experience that suits you!
Our Secret
Trendy & Memorable Unity Ceremony Ideas
For many years couples have lit candles, combined sands, walked in circles, or jumped over brooms to declare their love and devotion to their...
5 Wedding Arbor Ideas You'll Love
The wedding arbor is often the pinnacle of your wedding ceremony. It is both the backdrop to your nuptials as well as a focal point for countless...
Should You Include Your Pooch in Your Wedding Party?
Do you have a special furry someone in your life that you’d like to include in your special day? Having a beloved pet participate in your wedding can...
Wedding Vow Trends to Personalize Your Wedding Ceremony
While the concept of exchanging wedding vows can be traced back as far as Ancient Rome, the actual traditions surrounding the exchange of vows have...
1 min read
Twice The Joy: Separate Ceremony & Reception
Receptions are on the rise! First comes love, then comes marriage - much like first comes the ceremony, then comes the reception. Although this is...