Exchanging “I do’s” in the Fall allows for the use of seasonal wedding trends that are charming. Taking a trend and making it a heart-warming expression of a couple’s love, not just for each other, but for their family, friends, and community is a wonderful way to allow personality and practicality to take center stage
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Time to Book Your Fall Corporate Party Event Venue?
Fall for many is the perfect season. The season’s activities are well underway in Louisiana. Football games on the weekend, pep rallies welcome classmates from decades ago, barbecue grills sizzling at tailgate parties, and classes resume for students of all ages. Fall also shepherds in a time of gathering for most. End of the year
2018 Fall Wedding Fashion Trends
Fashion show tradition still dictates that a designer’s show closes with the wedding dress being the last piece shown on the runway. 2018 fashion shows were no exception and while the tradition of showing a wedding look continued, some of the hottest trends were less than traditional. What are the best looks for a Fall
Summer’s End is Near: Lafayette’s Must Do’s During the Final Days of Summer
Summer officially ends in the Northern Hemisphere on August 31st. There are plenty of places to visit and things to do in the Lafayette area that will help you get the most out of these last few summer days. Museums are a wonderful way to spend an afternoon or day. Learning about an area’s history
Thank You Notes: A History and How To
Appreciation is shown for a variety of reasons. After attending an event and giving a gift is one of the most common reasons thanks are expressed. The tried and true way of offering a thank you is with a handwritten card. The card is usually delivered via mail or can be hand delivered as well.
Who will marry you? Picking an officiant to administer the I Do!
Every wedding needs an officiant. The person that “ties the knot”, declares a couple, “husband and wife”, the one that signs the marriage certificate binding a couple together is an important choice for the ceremony. Regardless if the nuptials take place in a temple, church, mosque, garden, wedding venue, or courthouse, the person who pronounces
Combining 2 Households: Tips for Moving in With Your New Spouse
It is estimated that about 40% of all married couples live together before tying the knot. That means that when the church ceremony is done, all the guests have left the wedding reception venue, and the literal honeymoon is over, 60% of couples will be combining two households into one. What’s the best way to
Cheers! Making a toast to the wedding couple
Toasts have been part of the wedding reception since the 17th century. Duties of the Maid of Honor and Best Man include raising a glass and saying a few words that will hopefully raise the spirits of all attending the festivities at the wedding venue. Traditionally the Father of the Bride and the Groom also
Refreshing Summer Drinks for Reception Guest Who Don’t Imbibe
Summer brings heat and thirst and many gathered at event centers and reception venues will be craving refreshing non-alcoholic drinks. Tried and true summertime drinks can quench cravings and make impressions when served with popular modern twists. Lemonade is the most requested summertime drink. Easy to make and being refreshing to boot are just two
Why are there so many June Brides? Answers “Come Clean” Below
June seems to be a month filled with weddings. You will likely find yourself at a wedding venue sometime within the first 30 days of the summer season. How did this tradition come about? Historians offer a few of the reasons that June became a popular wedding month. Who wouldn’t want a marriage protected