To conduct a wedding rehearsal, make sure everyone knows each other, get everyone’s attention, play the ceremony music and make sure everyone knows where they are going. Keep everyone organized at a wedding rehearsal with helpful advice from a certified wedding planner in this free video on weddings.
Expert: Debbie Tannacore
Contact: weddingdesignsbydebbie.com
Bio: Debbie Tannacore is a certified wedding planner in Nashville, Tenn.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge
Duration : 0:3:1
To make a crystal bead bridal bouquet, create the bouquet by spiraling flowers around a center bloom, wrap the bouquet with ribbon and then place crystal pins into each flower. Find crystals for a bridal bouquet at any craft store with help from a florist in this free video on wedding flowers and floral arrangements.
Expert: Christine Holanda
Contact: www.lilyofthevalleyfloral.com
Bio: Christine Holanda is a florist and the owner of Lily of the Valley Floral Design & Gift Shop in La Quinta, Calif.
Filmmaker: Gina Miller-Britton
Duration : 0:4:14
Top wedding planner Susanna Richardson explains the wedding planning process. Here Susanna gives advice on booking a band, dj or other entertainment.
Duration : 0:2:5
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Tips for planning a wedding – Wedding planning ideas
Planning the wedding you’ve always dreamed of is no easy task. There are so many details to consider, so many choices to make. Wedding and event planner Marcy Blum offers advice for every couple as they begin to plan their dream wedding.
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I have been envisioning my wedding for as long as I can remember. I know what I want but now my friends and family members think we’re rushing because "they think" four months is not enough time to plan a wedding.
On another note: My fiance bought the ring and I told him my family would pay for the wedding. They still are but does it matter who pays for the wedding? Does it look bad if my family pays for the entire wedding? Does my fiance’s family have any say if my family pays for the entire wedding?
Timeframe really only matters when it comes to booking your vendors. I went to a wedding last night that they organized in 3 weeks, but the vendors were all available on a Thursday, so it worked out fine. Call your ceremony and reception venues first (and your caterer if it’s not included), then your DJ and bakery, with a list of your preferred dates and what’s still available. 4 months from now is what? October/November? You stand a pretty good chance by being away from the main "wedding season". But get moving on your dress, like, now – that can take a while, especially when you factor in any alterations.
If your fiance’s family WANTS to pay, you should definitely let them have some input (whether you choose to accept their money or not). But if not, you should still get their guest list and keep them up-to-date with how things are going. Traditionally, the bride’s family paid for the whole wedding anyway, so that’s not all that strange – these days, though, many couples pay for it themselves or sometimes both sides of the family chip in. Just be sure you talk to your parents about the budget before you even start shopping around – if you’re only giving them 4 months notice, you may have less to work with than if you waited until next year.
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Hey everyone. I’m Izabella Wentz, a newly wed for nuptials tv. Here to share my wedding story . I am going to share how I planned for my wedding.
The first thing I had to plan was our engagement party. I have never really planned anything before, so it was very stressful for me. I would recommend planning an engagement party for anyone who will be planning a wedding, as “practice”.
We knew what date we wanted our wedding and we knew we wanted to have a destination wedding. We wanted our dear friends and family to come on vacation with us. We both think that everyone needs to go on vacation more often. After all, had we not gone on vacation to Cancun, we would have never met!
We chose Jamaica as our destination and we booked a resort. Our days were mostly spent meeting with a wedding coordinator who told us about the various options and locations for the ceremony, as well as the services offered by the hotel. They were able to provide the food, the cake, the flowers, salon services and just about everything on site.
We had set up meetings with the florist, baker, various DJ’s and photographers as well as food tastings. It was a lot of work, but we did get to squeeze in some beach time and decided to “test out” the spa services and got relaxing massages.
I’m Izabella Wentz congratulations to the grooms and best wishes to all you future brides.
Duration : 0:1:15
Bridal shower centerpieces can be bloom boxes coordinated with the color scheme of the party. Select centerpieces for a bridal shower with tips from a party planner in this free video on weddings.
Expert: Molly Zurcher
Contact: www.Zurchers.com
Bio: Molly Zurcher is a expert on parties because she has worked for Zurchers for over 15 years.
Filmmaker: joseph wilkins
Duration : 0:1:14
A wedding candy favor buffet table is a fun, interactive treat offering guests treats to take home with them. Make a wedding candy favor buffet table with tips from an event coordinator in this free video on wedding planning.
Expert: Jessica Meiczinger
Contact: www.SimplyDevineEvents.com
Bio: Jessica Meiczinger has spent her entire life in the event coordination industry, from her parents owning a restaurant to managing a banquet staff and planning every detail of someone’s special event.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:2:7
Welcome brides, grooms, and future wedding guests I’m Harmonie Krieger your host for nuptialstv.com your video guide to planning your wedding and beyond. On this edition of Nuptialstv we will be covering planning your wedding ceremony and more importantly having fun along the way.
Congratulations, you’re planning a wedding! Wedding planning revolves around one singular event: the ceremony. There is a great deal of pre-planning and post-planning related to arranging the vendors, the dresses, the tuxes, the site and the reception. Yet all of these components are directly related to the central focus that is the actual ceremony.
Weddings are a symphony of organized chaos with the wedding planner in the role of conductor. There is a great deal involved when planning a wedding and the following is just a sample of what you need to account for. Whether you are the bride, mother of the bride, wedding planner or some combination thereof here is a quick checklist of your responsibilities.
* Ongoing Communication with the Bride and Groom
* Budget Planning
* Schedules, Timelines and Checklists
* Selection and booking of venues for wedding and reception
* Selecting and booking of the minister or justice of the peace
* Planning theme and style of the wedding
* Coordinating design, ordering and mailing of invitations
* Coordinating selection of wedding attire and accessories
* Coordinating or Providing vendors (florist, caterer, photographer, musician, beautician, hair stylists)
* Negotiating and reviewing all contracts
* Assistance with marriage license
* Itinerary planning
* Ceremony planning
* Rehearsal oversight
* Direction of processional and attendant duties
* Planning the reception
* Wedding Day gift coordination
* On-hand coordination on the day of the wedding
One thing that people seem to forget in the chaos and stress of planning a wedding is HAVING FUN! Remember to take a deep breath from time to time and remember to enjoy yourself it’s only a wedding!
Thanks for watching nuptialstv.com,you’re your host Harmonie Krieger offering Congratulations for the Groom and Best Wishes to the Bride!
Duration : 0:2:32
I am not planning on getting married for at least 2 years yet. But I think I should probably start planning so I make sure I am able to have enough time to get everything I want/need. Would it be a good idea to hire a wedding planner? What do they do for the most part? Do they listen to what you want or just do their own thing?
My fiance & I got engaged on Sept. 5th 2007 & started planning our wedding a few weeks later. So we were a year and 8 months out. We did everything ourselves.. and trust me you will have time to do it. We started by interviewing and meeting with vendors.. and this way you are not rushed and can take your time. Once you have your vendors down.. and the sites you are pretty much set for awhile. And usually the place where you are having the wedding/reception will have a wedding coordinator and that person will help with things. They will get everything going on that day so you don’t have to worry about much. I know at our reception site the wedding coordinator helps with decorations and everything. These people make needing a wedding planner obsolete.
Not to mention the fact you can go to www.theknot.com and click on local resources.. pick your region.. and it lists just about everything you will need! That’s where we found many of our vendors.
Also, your wedding/reception site should have a list of preferred vendors as well.
But I really don’t think you need a wedding planner. It’s cheaper to do it on your own and you can do it the way you want. 🙂 good luck! And good for you for being an early planner.. it makes things A LOT easier & usually they will give you the current year’s pricing since you are booking early.
December 30, 2009| 