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Forced to postpone your wedding due to the pandemic? Need to reduce the guest list? We can help!

One question couples have when starting to plan their wedding is do we need a wedding planner if the venue is providing a coordinator?

If you are filled with dread at the thought of storing your dress we are here to help!

While celebrations call for handshakes & hugs during milestones like weddings, with the entire world social distancing expect many changes.

There are many of your nearest and dearest may not be able to attend in person when you wed. Don't let them miss a moment of the magic!

There are quite a few things you can do while for your wedding while in quarantine. Its best to keep checking off that to-do list!

During social distancing due to the corona virus, we're all spending time indoors. Relieve a bit of the anxiety with some fun!

⁠If your wedding is in late Summer, Fall or Winter of 2020, go ahead and book your vendors.

A pandemic isn't part of any couple's plans. However, if it is affecting your wedding planning, we can help.

Proper etiquette suggests that you postpone formally, by mailing a notification to your guests.

Many couples are undecided how to proceed. Often comes down to a question of finances.

If you are having difficulty telling your guests that you have to postpone your wedding, hopefully we can make this a little easier for you.

The CDC announced that gatherings with 50 people or more should be cancelled, including weddings, for the next 8 weeks.

Chances are good that you will be adversely affected by COVID-19, otherwise known as the Corona Virus.

There is no way you could have planned ahead for a world wide pandemic. No one wants to cancel, so your best defense is preparation.