Photo by Joy & Everette Photography Weddings are full of emotions, traditions, family, and friends. These are all intricately woven together in every aspect of a typical wedding day. Such a special day can often come with a mix bag of emotions when deceased loved ones are not there to share the day with you. Our couples often are pondering how to honor loved ones who have passed. There are two first big decisions to be made; do you honor during the ceremony or some other time except the ceremony. I do think you should be careful not to make this joyful occasion
Photo by Eden Ingle Photography
Why do you need a Day of Coordinator? As for High Point Farms, you are required to have one but let me give you plenty of other reasons to support this requirement and what all they are expected to do.
Beginning with the trend of the barn weddings, came much more flexibility of what sort of plates you should have for your wedding - paper, plastic, or china. No doubt about it, a long reception table laid out in fine china, real silverware, and an array of glassware is all very impressive. Especially with the accents of real candles on the tables and our cafe lights overhead, it glistens and sparklers and makes a statement. Real china thus requires involving a rental company or working through your caterer to facilitate it. It also requires extra staff to set it out, bus
Guest arrive, drop off their gift, then approach a sign-in table. What sort of sign-in do you want to greet them or to record the names of your attending guests? It could be as simple as a plain book for signatures. But why not consider a slew of other more interesting choices?
Here are a few things to ponder before choosing your wedding caterer.