Posts Tagged ‘bride’
Reasons To Do An All-Inclusive Wedding
Reasons To Do An All-Inclusive Wedding Small weddings are still trending, and they just might be here to stay. But there is another trend that is also getting attention, all-inclusive weddings. We have added 2 all-inclusive wedding packages to our menu this season and they are selling like crazy. What I am hearing from…
Read MoreGrazing Tables and Weddings
Grazing tables are all the rage right now for weddings and I love them! They create a casual atmosphere for eating while guests mingle, eat and discover new foods. If you have not experienced a grazing table, it is a table scape that is filled with finger foods, charcuterie meats, cheeses, fruits, vegetables, flowers, appetizers,…
Read MoreWhat is a Hybrid Wedding?
A hybrid wedding is an elopement or an adventure elopement followed by a reception with family and friends. Do you want family and friends at your wedding to celebrate but you also want your wedding ceremony to be just the two of you? You can now have both! Our adventure elopements consist of activities out…
Read MoreWinter Adventure Elopement
I am one of those people that loves winter. Winter brings with it a stark beauty that is calm and peaceful; the trees are gorgeous and the sky is crisp and clear. This is a prefect time of year for an adventure elopement!No bugs, humidity, or heat to contend with and most trails, rivers and woods…
Read MoreHow Much Should a Micro Wedding Cost?
Many couples I speak to feel they should be able to do a micro wedding (25-35 guests) for about $7000.00. At my venue you cannot do a wedding that size for 7k unless you are only providing light hors d’oeuvres, no alcohol, minimal florals and a friend doing photography. Here are actual costs; Venue $3000.00…
Read MoreThe New Elopement
An elopement has meant many things throughout the centuries. The earliest elopement on record was in 1338 and the term meant that a wife was running away from her husband with a lover. Quite the opposite of today’s elopement. The Marriage Act of 1735 started to change the meaning of an elopement as we know…
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