Planning

By Brittny Drye The Roaring ‘20s was an era of excitement and rebellion. Speakeasies and bootleggers proved Prohibition would not prosper, women ditched the corsets…

By Bobby Schuessler The dreaded phrase on any wedding day: “Here comes the monster-in-law.” While impressing the mother of your future husband or wife can…

By Brittny Drye The Edwardian period, also referred to as the Gilded Age, was an era infused with romance. The economy was booming with the…

By Anne Chertoff When you start registering for gifts it’s best to shop by room—bed, bath, living, dining, kitchen, patio and garage. Focus on one…

By Anne Chertoff There are wedding magazines, planning and style books, vendor contracts, bridal blog printouts and many items of inspiration that you’ll be lugging…

By Brittny Drye When you’re knee deep in contracts, tulle and letterpress, wedding planners are like angels descending upon us to help guide us through…

By Anne Chertoff With the new season of Mad Men heating up I’m sure there are many couples turning to the series, and the ‘60s,…

By Brittny Drye The idea of giving sentimental wedding favors that give back to loved ones or the community makes us feel all warm and…

By Anne Chertoff Fans of the hit Masterpiece Theatre drama Downton Abbey are looking forward to Lady Mary and Matthew Crawley’s wedding in season 3,…

By Alyssandra Barnes Your reception needs to have pictures of you and your newly wedded love, and what better way to do that than with…

By Anne Chertoff The queen of sweet buffets, Amy Atlas, is releasing her first book! If you’re even thinking of having a dessert or candy…

By Anne Chertoff Long gone are the days where a guestbook was literally a book guests would sign their names in. Today couples are creating…

By Anne Chertoff Your wedding photographer is the most important vendor you hire. He or she will be with you all day—literally in your face—and…