Every couple dreams of giving their guests a “wow” moment, the moment they enter the wedding venue and gasp in awe at seeing the reception tables set up for the first time. Unique table names can ...

A summer wedding presents couples with a unique opportunity to incorporate bold hues, fun patterns, and playful elements into their decor, celebrating the warmth and energy of the season. To help you ...

Mary Pickels Friday, June 28, 2019 10:01 a.m. | Friday, June 28, 2019 10:01 a.m. According to some bakers, there are cookies that make the wedding reception cut based ...

Picking your wedding color scheme is one of the most fun (and important!) parts of planning your big day. The right palette sets the tone for everything—from your flowers and table settings to your ...

As revealed in a recent weddings study, shiny metallic colors are all the rage these days. Whether you’re going for the gold, silver, or bronze, this color trend has us begging for more blinged-out ...

Wedding centerpieces have the potential to be the true aesthetic highlight of a celebration. Whether you pull together hundreds of seasonal wedding flowers, embrace candlelit table arrangements, or ...

Planning a wedding can get pretty pricey, really fast. But, DIY-ing some of the table decorations for your big day can take off some of the financial pressure. While you probably won’t be sewing your ...

From pretty pastels and rich color combinations to monochromatic moods, these are our favorite color palettes for weddings, no matter the time of year. Every product on this page was chosen by a ...

If you're newly engaged and ready to start planning your wedding, this is an exciting time! But planning a wedding can also be a little overwhelming. To start, try choosing a color palette. According ...

Turn to these bright, bold, and modern hues for your fall nuptials. As October approaches, you may begin to notice more and more signs of the fall season. In addition to leaves falling from the trees, ...

Maddy and Hunter met as college students—she at GW and he at Tulane—when Hunter would come home to DC to visit friends and family on breaks. She thought he was cute; he was nervous to meet her when ...