How to honour the Weddings that will never be
It's my job to post happy things about Weddings Last week, I made an Instagram post with the intention to share tips on how to make wedding planning FUN (again). However, I don't believe that now is the appropriate time to do so. I've been back and forth on the idea about telling you why, and have finally come to the conclusion that I need you to know I also care about the
How to be the ideal client for wedding vendors
It's the peak of engagement season which means a lot of couples (like you) will be inquiring about the services of wedding vendors. While this may be your first time seeking out the help of professionals, your inquiry will be one of hundreds that fill up the inbox of vendors. So, how can you stand out and be that awesome couple all vendors rave about? What are the Dos and Don'ts of
The Best Advice for Planning your Wedding in 2021
Welcome to your wedding planning journey! Whether you are planning your wedding for the first time, or in the middle of replanning due to the pandemic, this post offers the best advice for planning your wedding in 2021, Covid Edition. Yes, I said the 'C' word! We may be in a brand new year, but we're still in the middle of a worldwide pandemic. If you're uncertain on where to begin or
2020: Oh, What a Year!
Looking back at the end of 2019, I walked into 2020 with so much hope and excitement for the many plans that would unfold for both my personal and professional life as a wedding planner. I'm sure that nobody saw what was coming, and we were all walking in what felt like a muddy forest covered in fog. Ha! Like any year, 2020 had its wins and losses but the impact of
Bert and Bea: The Ultimate Winnipeg Winter Wedding
Bea and BertFebruary 23, 2019 Planning a wedding is an invitation to a couple's love story. The time we spend together allows me a glimpse into who they are as individuals, and the life they are building together. Sometimes, I am gifted with more than a glimpse and are welcomed into the journey that continues after the Big Day. This was my experience working with Bea and Bert, and I'm elated to feature