I had the pleasure to sit down with Amber, the expert behind Amber Elaine Photography. Read below to learn about how she got started, what inspires her, and some great tips for newly engaged couples when thinking about your wedding photography!
According to the New York Times, the average wedding guest spends nearly $900 to partake in the festivities. That price tag can make your wallet want to say, “I don’t!” — especially if your wedding season dance card is full.
But don’t worry. Charlie knows a bunch of money-saving hacks so you can catch the bouquet without breaking the bank!
It’s nice to have a budget before planning your wedding but it’s easy to quickly steer toward wedding debt when all your expenses add up. Here are a couple ways to get back on track and stick to that wedding budget!
Your post-wedding getaway doesn’t have to break your budget. Jet Fete by The Bridal Bar shares five dreamy destinations for honeymoons that both you and your bank account will love.
The chance of finding bridesmaid dresses that are actually re-wearable is slim, and you definitely shouldn’t have a double wedding. Movies about weddings often have wedding planning wrong. Let’s discuss:
From taking a ring selfie to narrowing down the guest list, use this wedding checklist with 18 things to do to kickstart your wedding planning process.
Congratulations you’re engaged! The first thing your family and friends will ask is “when’s the wedding date?!” Use this guide to help you decide when to get married!
When it comes to all the things that need to be planned, considered and paid for, it’s easy to get lost in the details! But your special day is more than just the sum total of its parts. Your wedding day is your LOVE STORY.