Our #wednesdaywisdom today covers an small question with ramifications for planning your wedding. It's a question that effects every single aspect of your wedding from your budget to your big send off. The question we are discussing is do you want a big wedding or a small wedding? There are, of course, benefits to both kinds of wedding celebrations. One is not better than the other. And what size of wedding you have really depends on what kind of wedding you are envisionin

Hi friends, I hope that you all savoring the spring weather, wherever you are. Today's post will be a little shorter because I'll be posting again on Friday to share a really fun event that I'll be taking part in this week. I can't wait to show you all of the fun I'll be getting into with my friend Erin from @scruffycityletters and a whole bunch of other fun people from the Knoxville area! It's been a beautiful couple of weeks here in East Tennessee and I've been a busy lady

Hi friends! Sorry the skipping our #wednesdaywisdom last week. I spent the day doing one of my favorite things - a styled shoot. For those who may not know, a styled shoot is where wedding/event vendors come together to volunteer their time, goods, and services to create a "mock" wedding and photograph it. It takes lots of people working together to make it happen and we had a great team (see below for a list of vendors involved). As the planner for the shoot, my main focus

Planning your wedding or event budget is so important. After you decide to get married, budgeting should be your next big step. ⁣Choose a budget that makes sense to all parties contributing. Whether your family is one that sticks strictly to the traditonal "rules" about who pays for what or a combination of family all your own is working together to make this event a success, communication about budgeting is vitally important. Whether you're working with a generous budget or