Planning a wedding. Is premarital counseling right for you?

Many women have fantasized about their wedding day for many years before actually getting to experience it, so it’s no shock that some women charge towards the day full speed ahead without taking the time to enjoy the process.

You need to take a step back and realize that instead of heading towards a new chapter in your life you are currently smack in the middle of one you should be …

Planning a Wedding Booking the Right Photographer
Don’t just trust the lowest bidder as your wedding photographer.
When the government looks for a contractor to do a service they put out a notice to all the qualified companies and then asks for bids from them. The lowest qualified bidder gets the job. This may work for the government, but you should not employ this method when you are looking for your wedding photographer.

Just because someone has a nice camera and some experience does not necessarily mean

Planning a Wedding and taking a Honeymoon

Not everyone gets to take a honeymoon. Some couples decide to skip it because of financial constraints, or scheduling conflicts, or instead because they plan on taking their honeymoon later in life. If you have the time and the resources to have a honeymoon after your wedding, however, you should do it!

There will never be another time in your life when you and your husband are newlyweds together…you don’t want to miss this opportunity. YOU DESERVE THE BREAK!

Planning your Wedding Guest List

How do you work out who to add to your guest list? Who needs to be invited as opposed to who should be invited? How do you choose who to leave off when the space available is getting rather full? What about your proposed budget? Ultimately the overall number of people you invite depends largely on your budget but it still better to draw up “the long list” first and then cut back.

Planning a wedding guest list should start with…

Planning an Elopement Wedding

Eloping is when an engaged couple runs off and gets married without letting their family and friends in on the secret. Some couples are thrust into eloping when family conflicts make it impossible for them to have a peaceful ceremony in their hometown, while other couples wind up eloping after they realize all the energy which will be necessary to plan an elaborate wedding.

There are other couples who find that find the impulsivity behind eloping can be romantic and exciting. There are even stories of some couples who …