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Lighting. “It’s the je ne sais quoi of a wedding,” Sandy Mulrey from DesignLight says. It’s the secret wow factor. Keep reading to find out just how lighting can impact your wedding. When guests walk into a wedding venue, they’re not always able to pinpoint why
The first order of business when planning a New England wedding: pick a venue. With endless options to consider, Ashley Kirouac from Fairmont Copley Plaza has wisdom to share! You’re engaged. Congratulations! Now, when and where will you get married? How will you start the search? Well, there’s a formula
On the big day, you and your guests should eat with ease. Michele Stump from East Meets West Catering has the tips to make your dining experience a delight! According to Michele, “The most important part of the big day is the wedding couple’s experience. The food should enhance that.”
You only have one chance to get the perfect wedding photos — so no pressure, right? Here are some questions to ask your potential wedding photographer to guarantee a perfect match. Nearly every family has a collection of photo albums, regularly brought out during get-togethers and holidays. Everyone gathers
Boston Wedding Group’s founder Arlene Cronk reflects on the importance of networking organizations and how the group has evolved over the past few decades. Heimish is a Yiddish word that is more easily felt than defined. The root “heym” (meaning home) coupled with “ish” translates to “home-ish” or “home-like.” However,
“Most couples don’t see the value in a wedding video until it’s too late.” Jeff Brouillet, owner of Ready Set Film, insists that capturing your wedding is a priceless gift that gives year after year. Maybe you’re convinced that photos are enough to keep the memory of your wedding alive;