Five Romantic Things to Do After Your Lake Tahoe Wedding
If you are preparing for your wedding at High Mountain Weddings, then you may just find that you have a little extra time in the Lake Tahoe area before or after your wedding day. If that is the case, you may just want to spend a little romantic time with that person who won your heart. There are many romantic adventures awaiting in this beautiful part of the country.
Five Things that Your Guests Shouldn’t Do at Your Tahoe Wedding
When you are planning a wedding, there are a lot of things that can go wrong or become temporary obstacles. Once planned, though, you’d hope that everything would go smoothly. That is not always the case, and you (or someone from your bridal party) might have to have an awkward conversation or two with guests. The point is, though, that there are some things that guests simply shouldn’t do, and you shouldn’t shy away from a gentle reminder of that fact.
Should You Get a DJ, a Band, or Both for Your Reception?
Should you get a band or a DJ for your wedding? To a large extent, it boils down to personal preference, but this isn't the only factor you should consider. Break things down a little more and you'll discover a number of important factors:
Before You Start Your Wedding Registry
Very likely, creating a wedding registry will be one of the more fun aspects of planning a wedding. It will also, very likely, be the aspect most embraced by your spouse-to-be. However, there are a few things that you should keep in mind, before you accept the scanner and start marking the items that you most desire. Although you will be excited about creating this list of potential gifts, don’t go into the process blind. Be sure that you have a realistic list of things that are needed around the home. While the electric wine bottle opener will be fun to own, if you are still eating off of paper plates, it might be better to register for dinnerware, for instance.
Three Problems That Come with BYOB Weddings
It is not unheard of for a young couple to ask that guests bring their own alcoholic drinks to the wedding reception. It can be very expensive to provide booze for questions, especially for wedding with two hundred or more guests. When the budget won’t allow for it, there are three choices:
- Have a dry wedding
- Include a cash bar
- Ask guests to bring their own
Throwing an All White Wedding in Lake Tahoe
All-white weddings are beautiful. They have a timeless appeal, but they also require a lot of planning, forethought, and the ability to look past the spills and stains that are bound to happen. Preparation for the all-white wedding is essential. If you want to ensure that all of your guests dress appropriately, you need to be sure that your invitations clearly state that you expect everyone to wear white.
