We’re enjoying all the autumn vibes here in the PNW. And for Seattle, when there’s fall, there is usually some rain. If you’re planning a big event outdoors, the last thing you want to deal with is a soggy wedding dress, or soggy sandwiches at a work luncheon, or really soggy anything. Luckily, there are 3 things you can do to prepare for stormy weather and keep your guests happy and dry. Have an Indoor Space Available This seems like a no brainer, but in the frenzy of planni

When I got married all the way back in 2010, it was really common to pick very specific wedding colors. I had friends all around me choosing aqua blue, or gold and white, or purple and yellow. These color combinations were based on very specific tones. For my wedding, I didn’t want to stick to just one or two colors. I wanted a full palette, but I wasn’t sure how to do that. I have always had a lot of favorite colors, so when I went to the paint store to pick out some swatche

Ready for a wedding day flower horror story? Okay, I’m exaggerating a lot, but feeling disappointed on your wedding day is pretty horrific. I don’t want anyone to make the mistakes I did. When I got married, I was determined not to spend a lot of money on my flowers. Luckily, my soon to be mother-in-law had a neighbor who often volunteered her time to help friends and family arrange flowers for big events. She graciously agreed to work with us to create the centerpieces for t