For couples who dream of saying “I do” surrounded by world-class art and timeless architecture, the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) offers an unforgettable wedding ceremony backdrop. This iconic venue is nestled in the heart of Charm City, and it blends culture, elegance, and history, making it one of the most coveted wedding ceremony locations in Baltimore.
Is there a job opening at the Hallmark Channel for a wedding episode consultant? If so, I need to apply. The team at the Hallmark Channel are big on romance, but they tend to miss the mark on wedding day details.
As wedding pros, we’ve noticed that couples spend most of their creative juices planning the details of their wedding reception, and as a result, they tend to forget to personalize the details of their ceremony. Well, here are eight easy ways to make your wedding ceremony as fun and as unique as you are.
Meghan Markle May Walk Down the Wedding Aisle Alone Media outlets are reporting that Prince Charles is going to walk Meghan Markle down the aisle of the Royal Wedding since her father could no longer do so. Reporters are saying that he will walk her down the aisle for 1/2 of the walk, then she […]
Here is a wedding ceremony reading that is perfect for a couple who is planning a nondenominational wedding. It comes from the words of the masterpiece, “Les Misérables.”
I wholeheartedly agree that the “fine details” make quite an impact on your overall day, but I also understand that this doesn’t always fit within everyone’s budget. If that is the case for you, here are the five wedding day details that your wedding guests will truly notice.
Do you intend to “jump the broom” during your wedding? To carry out this cultural tradition with ease, it requires a few more steps than you may think. So, I have listed below five key things to know when planning to jump the broom at your wedding.
A Beautiful Ceremony Reading from Song of Songs. It is titled, “Place Me Like a Seal Over Your Heart.”
Here is a spiritual wedding ceremony reading. The focus of this reading is “Two Are Better Than One” and it is from Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 NIV