Southern Event Planners

Read Those Contracts!

Sign a contract, write a check. Sound familiar? There is the venue, the planner, the rental company, the dj, the photographer, the florist, it just seems to go on and on, doesn’t it? How many of those contracts have you … Continue reading →

DIY Cake Stands

We have noticed lately, more and more couples offering guests a variety of desserts instead of just the traditional wedding cake for everyone. If you have priced cake stands lately, you probably already know they can be expensive or hard … Continue reading →

Harlem Renaissance Wedding

The Harlem Renaissance was a literary and intellectual flowering that fostered a new black cultural identity in the 1920s and 1930s. The urban setting of rapidly developing Harlem provided a venue for African-Americans of all backgrounds to appreciate the variety of … Continue reading →

Accordion Flowers

Paper crafting for weddings is HOT! These flowers are great because they are easy to make and there are so many paper options, you are sure to find something to coordinate with the other elements in your design. They can … Continue reading →

Seating Chart Help

So you are well on your way to getting all the details of your big day lined up; venue, check; florist, yep; rentals, done; seating chart— ugh, maybe later! We just found a great site to help you with that … Continue reading →

Bling your Wedding Shoes!

Here is an easy and fun DIY for your wedding! Add a hidden message to the sole of your shoes. Source: My DIY Wedding Source: Bon-Ton Style Source: Project Wedding Instead of DIY, make it a YDIFM (you do it … Continue reading →

New Product: Mosaic Photos

We have fallen in love with these great Mosaic Photos from Music City Mosaics by Lauder Designs. There are several options for the mosaic as you can see from the photos below. You can check out more of their work … Continue reading →

Miriam & Rich

Miriam and Rich were married at the end of October on a beautiful fall day at the Ornamental Metal Museum in Memphis. They incorporated the theme metal art by incorporating two large iron trees which were adorned with ribbons and … Continue reading →

Book It!

Whether you love to read or just love the look of old books, this trend may be for you! Books are a hot trend in wedding decor these days. We love them used as table numbers: Source: MargotMadison.blogspot.com Source: Ruffled … Continue reading →

Garter and Bouquet Toss- In or Out?

Did you ever wonder how the tradition of a garter toss began? The Anglo-Saxons believed that brides carried good luck on their wedding day and in order to get in on some of that good luck they wanted a piece … Continue reading →