Chicago Luxury Wedding Planning and Event Design
Fall is the perfect season to explore your creativity with color. There are multiple ways to incorporate fall colors and create the perfect color palette for your wedding design. Choosing a color palette begins with personal preference. Brides can begin with their favorite color or choose from a variety of hues to achieve their desired fall look. Dark red, vibrant orange, and yellow capture the warmth and beauty of the season quite well. Read more…
We understand it can be difficult to pull your eyes away from stunning floral arrangements but let’s take a second to focus on wedding table settings. Not everyone is familiar with the placement of dinnerware, flatware, name cards, napkins, etc (and we promise you that’s okay!). Today’s post will provide you with a better understanding of how your wedding designer arranges your wedding table settings. Read more…
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes? Well, today’s post will offer a bit of insight from a wedding planners perspective. Imagine the absolute chaos destined to occur without proper planning and communication. Your wedding day is not only a day you’ve been anxiously awaiting, but it’s also a day of detailed logistics. Trusting your planner has the skills required to execute a flawless day is important. Read more…
When deciding on the best color palette for your wedding it can be beneficial to find inspirational photos which really represent your style and vision. We encourage our clients to create a pinterest page and include pins for all aspects of the wedding. Some example to include are: desired color palette, ceremonial design, floral picks, reception/centerpiece design, and ambiance. Read more…
Why hiring wedding planners work? Well, there are many benefits to hiring a wedding planner for your big day. While it may seem our angle is a bit biased, we fully realize a planner may not be a good fit for everyone. There are many contributing factors to securing a planner, budget being at the top of the list. However, this post is less on the persuasive side and more on the informative end of the spectrum. Read more…