Choosing your wedding decor is the fun part of wedding planning because it’s the personalized detail that goes into the big day that makes it uniquely yours. You spend hours scouring Pinterest so that you can create the perfect touches and you might even DIY a lot of it yourself!

But after the cake has been eaten and you are happily hitched to your S.O, what in the heck are you going to do with all the decor that you spent SO MUCH MONEY ON?!

Hiring a wedding cake vendor is a BIG DEAL. Your wedding cake will be a focal point at your wedding and will definitely be on display for all your guests to see. If you’re anything like me, you won’t only want it to look good but you’ll want something that tastes good since it will likely be getting smashed in your face (or romantically fed to you) at some point on your wedding night.

With such breath-taking scenery and warm seasons in Utah, I can see why so many of the couples that I work with choose to host their wedding reception outdoors.

Not only do outdoor wedding receptions make for some jaw-droppingly gorgeous photos, but they also create the perfect venue for non-traditional activities for your guests.

So, today I would like to share three fun and Insta-worthy activity ideas to steal for your outdoor wedding reception.

Whether you’re having a backyard wedding or a formal seated arrangement in an event venue, one of the biggest decisions you’ll make for your wedding reception, wedding dinner, or any sort of wedding-related cocktail party is the type of food you will serve. There are endless possibilities when it comes to catering or providing sustenance yourselves, so today I wanted to quickly break down a few thoughts and things to consider to help you make your choice.

Of all the decisions you make when planning your wedding, choosing what to wear when you’re leaving your reception might just be the most fun, least stressful decision. These pictures are some of my favorites to take because both bride and groom and just overflowing with joy and excitement to be past all the big festivities and ready for some time away, just the two of them.

There are a lot of factors in play when it comes to choosing the right wedding favors for your wedding guests. A large part of where to start revolves around your budget. How much money do you have to spend on wedding favors? Once you have narrowed down your allotted budget, it is time to think about your theme and things that would complement the mood you are going for. Many couples choose things they love as favors or items that have meaning to them. Other couples want their guest to be able to take

Whether or not you should create a wedding registry is a touchy subject. This is probably because creating one gets such mixed reviews. I hear from some couple that they enjoy picking out all their dream home accessories but there are also other couples who think it is the worst part of wedding planning. Here are five reasons why you should have a wedding registry. Get what you want. This reason is pretty self explanatory. Tell people exactly what you want, are you are more likely to actually get it!

Anyone who has ever been in a relationship can tell you that communication is important. Without fundamental communication skills, every relationship gets that much harder. Luckily, by the time couples are engaged they have usually have an idea of what communication skills they share and where they need a little work. This brings us to how to communicating with your fiance during wedding planning. Know how you both communicate. As your relationship grows, knowing how you both communicate