Even though there was snow here this week, we know that we are finally nearing the end of winter and we’re starting to see beautiful signs of spring! This change in weather has us itching for wedding season and looking forward to all of the gorgeous backdrops that outdoor ceremonies have to offer! But while outdoor ceremonies create an amazing atmosphere and stunning images, there are also risks involved. Especially if you are a midwest bride, you know that the weather can be incredibly unpredictable and it’s important to plan for the elements. Here are some tips to consider as

I would fully understand if you read that headline and thought, “what could the positive impact of this possibly be?” Because honestly if you would have told me that I would be writing those words this time last year I would have asked the same question. Covid-19 drastically changed a lot about our world, our culture, our plans, and our weddings. While there is a lot of hurt and tears that comes with planning a pandemic wedding, I think it would be a miss to not look at the bright side of the way that wedding culture has shifted over

If you’re between the ages of 20 and 35, chances are high that you’ve attended a virtual bachelorette party (or Bridal shower for that matter) in the last year. And while they are absolutely the safest alternative to an in-person celebration, it’s understandable that there would be some fatigue involved in another zoom party. We want to help you brainstorm some ways to still have your bachelorette party be fun and exciting, while also keeping your bridesmaids and friends safe and healthy! Here are some alternatives that may be worth a try!  A Lake Day  Anything that you’re able to