No one spends months planning a wedding only to have their guests remember one thing: the gastrointestinal distress. Yet here we are.
I’ll be the first to admit it, I may not qualify as a “Swiftie.” But after nearly two decades of planning complex events, I do know a thing or two about what it takes to execute a celebration under extraordinary public attention.
Creating a wedding budget is one of the first, and most important, steps in your wedding planning process. A thoughtful, realistic budget does more than manage expenses; it sets the tone for a planning journey that feels intentional, organized, and far less stressful. For couples planning a wedding, clarity around finances creates freedom rather than limitation. Here are some tips for couples to keep in mind when creating a wedding budget.
Thanksgiving is more than just a meal, it’s a moment. A time to gather, a time to give thanks, and a time to serve up a plate full of love, intention, and a little bit of culinary magic. 🧡 And at the center of it all? That perfectly roasted turkey.
Here is one of the first things you will realize on your wedding day — A wedding day will not always run perfectly on time, and that’s okay!
Are you planning your wedding and struggling to pick the perfect color palette? Use the 60/30/10 rule. It’s a simple, yet powerful design principle used by wedding planners and designers to create a cohesive and visually stunning wedding aesthetic.
If you intend to book a hotel ballroom (or a venue with catering included) for your wedding, make sure that you factor in ALL of the costs involved. In fact, I recommend that you ask the salesperson for a financial breakdown that includes all of the potential expenses noted below — You deserve the transparency!
Howerton+Wooten Events was included on the “Brides” magazine list of “Black-Owned Wedding Businesses You Should Hire” —and we are over here feeling ALL the emotions!
Here are 5 key design takeaways that wedding professionals can share from planning a wedding at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC.