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Seating arrangements are often on top of any bride or groom’s wedding planning list. With the caterers, the venue, and the dresses to worry about, it’s only natural to plan the wedding seating chart at the very end of the preparation process after your guests’ RSVPs. This task, however, is just as important as your

There’s nothing like tying the knot with the love of your life at a beautiful beach or a lush garden. One in four newlywed couples said that their ceremony was a destination wedding, according to global wedding marketplace WeddingWire’s 2019 Newlywed Report. The study surveyed over 18,000 couples who got married in 2018. As magical as

You have the perfect wedding dress in mind: a blush pink, corseted chiffon ball gown with a train that spans the entire chapel.   The problem is, you and your beau have decided on a destination beach wedding, and a ball gown with a full train might not be the most practical garb for an oceanside

Organizing a destination wedding in Hawaii goes beyond polishing plans for the wedding ceremony and reception. Taking care of your guests who will be flying in, some of whom for the first time, is also a huge part of it. Most of your guests may be taking time off from work, taking a plane, and

You’ve set your heart on having a breathtaking beach wedding. But you discover that having one can turn into a logistics nightmare. What if the weather doesn’t “cooperate” with your wedding date?  There is a better option. Instead of holding an outdoor ceremony right on the beach, you could opt for a chapel with a picturesque view of the