...chosen; and a photographer, caterer and a director booked.The wedding is planned for Sept. 28.Connie DeLoach, a wedding planner and co-owner of Cordially Invited, recommends taking a year to properly plan a wedding."So many of the venues...
Brides-to-be complain that planning their wedding is a full-time job. For wedding planners Connie DeLoach and Glenda Atkins, planning other people's weddings is their full-time job.DeLoach and Atkins are co-owners...
...suits rather than rent tuxedos. They can still get matching ties and handkerchiefs.? Before hiring a professional wedding planner, determine whether someone close to you has wedding-planning talents. Or, do the planning yourself with the help...
...suits rather than rent tuxedos. They can still get matching ties and handkerchiefs.-- Before hiring a professional wedding planner, determine whether someone close to you has wedding-planning talents. Or, do the planning yourself with the help...
...use Facebook, email or telephone calls to relay the news to family and friends. 8) Before hiring a professional wedding planner, determine if someone close to you has wedding planning talents. Or, do the planning yourself with the help of...
...Heather's Law," after Hurd's daughter, who was killed on State Road 27 in Polk County as she drove to meet a wedding planner at Walt Disney World. Her vehicle was hit by a truck whose driver was text-messaging his employer and never hit...
...of the cost of your entire wedding, you can insure it," Mr. Brown said. Since Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans wedding planner Jennie Keller requires every couple to buy insurance. "I know that you can't play around with Mother Nature...
...Then again I've probably seen it three or four times." Many of these questions come from, say, panicked wedding planners or young men trying to make a good impression at a first dinner with a girlfriend's parents. (Whoever invites...
...from six or seven shows in 2000. "The Internet, word of mouth, that's been big," he said. "We also have wedding planners who use us once and then keep coming back." It's not surprising that the fireworks business is, well, booming...
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