Not all bodies are created equal. It doesn’t mean they can’t look fabulous on their big day. Make sure you have the right team in place to help you choose the right style of dress for your body. This is important for Brides, Grooms, Bridal Party and Moms of the Bride and Groom too….
Wedding websites can be a great way for couples to share info with wedding guests — especially in real time and with up-to-date info. Here some of the top resources for building free wedding websites and the information you should share on the site.
What to include – Short answer: Anything that you don’t want to be asked on the day of the wedding
A wedding website is the best way to let your guests know the important details about your wedding, like where it is, and when, so that they don’t come and bug you for directions to the reception when they lose the invitation (cough, me). But don’t confuse informing with instructing. Informing means giving people all the important details they need to make an informed decision about how to approach your wedding (e.g., the grass is going to be like quicksand, so it might not be friendly for stilettos and other high-heeled shoes). Instructing is telling people how they should approach your wedding (e.g., we’re getting married outdoors, so no fancy shoes allowed). No matter how nicely you phrase it, or how helpful your intentions are, no one likes to be told what to do, especially older guests who have been going to weddings for longer than you’ve been alive. So think of your wedding website as this emoji: 💁. Not this one: 👮.
Here are my two favorites!
Photo courtesy of www.techadvisor.co.uk/
Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall…all you have to do is call…Depending on the season, the theme and colors of your event can change…however the color of the year can be woven through each for a nice POP of color
There are plenty of ways to have an eco-friendly wedding, but what about all of the items that you have when the big day is over?! For those gently used or leftover (and unused) wedding items, it can be beneficial for you as a new bride/groom and new couples that are following in your path.
Enjoy every moment as an engaged couple. Allow us to plan your BIG DAY the way you always envisioned. We offer full planning, partial planning, “Day of Coordination”, reception design and so much MORE.
We work with a great team of creative vendors, giving us the ability to create any elaborate design www.mdmassociates.net. Feel free to email us desiree@mdmassociates.net #wedding #weddingplanning #eventplanner #bridalshower #bride #groom #planning #love
Step 1—
Know what you have to work with before planning. Remember, family, friends, faculty and staff members, students, and community groups are all resources.
Step 2—Assess needs and interests
Step 3—Brainstorm ideas
Think of every type of event that might fulfill the goals. Don’t evaluate ideas at this point, just list all suggestions. Once this is done, review each idea and assess it for feasibility. Rate it on a scale of 1-5
Step 4—Develop a time line
Make a list of everything that needs to be done to plan the event.
Step 5—Reserve space
Reserve your space as early as possible.
Step 6—Develop a budget
Most likely you have a set amount of money available to spend on the event, or ticket sales may need to cover all the costs.
Step 7—The paper chase
Complete all the necessary paperwork including:
Step 8—The people chase
Contact all the persons necessary for a successful event (many must have advance notice to schedule these individuals to work)
Step 9—Details
Complete and confirm all details pertaining to the event.
Step 10—The Event
HAVE FUN!!
Step 11—Evaluate
Write a brief synopsis of the event
Step 12—Start planning the next event!
Step 1—
Know what you have to work with before planning. Remember, family, friends, faculty and staff members, students, and community groups are all resources.
Step 2—Assess needs and interests
Step 3—Brainstorm ideas
Think of every type of event that might fulfill the goals. Don’t evaluate ideas at this point, just list all suggestions. Once this is done, review each idea and assess it for feasibility. Rate it on a scale of 1-5
Step 4—Develop a time line
Make a list of everything that needs to be done to plan the event.
Step 5—Reserve space
Reserve your space as early as possible.
Step 6—Develop a budget
Most likely you have a set amount of money available to spend on the event, or ticket sales may need to cover all the costs.
Step 7—The paper chase
Complete all the necessary paperwork including:
Step 8—The people chase
Contact all the persons necessary for a successful event (many must have advance notice to schedule these individuals to work)
Step 9—Details
Complete and confirm all details pertaining to the event.
Step 10—The Event
HAVE FUN!!
Step 11—Evaluate
Write a brief synopsis of the event
Step 12—Start planning the next event!
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Start small. What needs to be done first. Think of it in small pieces.
Thanks Malorie Brooks owner of @mzamobileboutiq
Today doesn’t begin the rest of your life….it begins the start of a new day. Enjoy it, and make the most of it…live today for today and let tomorrow comes it may.
Today doesn’t begin the rest of your life….it begins the start of a new day. Enjoy it, and make the most of it…live today for today and let tomorrow comes it may.
Events by MDM Associates-The Difference Is In the Details 