Make the time between your ceremony and reception as enjoyable as possible. Photo by Tec Petaja; Planning & Design by SoCo Events Cocktail hour may not be considered the most important part of the wedding day, but it really sets the tone for the reception. If people have

Tucked in the ranch land on the west side of Houston, near Katy, is this INCREDIBLE barn venue, Beckendorff Farms.  Now I’m not one to swoon of any barn venue, but this is an exception.  Our Houston team loved our site visit at this fantastic wedding venue. 

Planning the bachelor party is just the beginning. The best man should do all he can to take weight off of the groom’s shoulders, such as handling any (or all) of these tasks During the Wedding Planning Help the groom choose tuxes. Organize groomsmen’s fittings. Keep everything

The maid/matron of honor is part worker bee, part emotional lifeboat. Chosen for your energetic, get-the-ball-in-motion qualities, you should also remember that listening to the bride, making her laugh, and offering emotional and logistical support are also part of your honor attendant package. Here's what's

It is important for a bride and groom to select a professional wedding officiant to conduct their wedding ceremony. The reasons for that are very specific. Know the laws in your state about who is authorized to pronounce couples as being married. Make certain that you

Complex and contemplative, Ultra Violet suggests the mysteries of the cosmos, the intrigue of what lies ahead, and the discoveries beyond where we are now. The vast and limitless night sky is symbolic of what is possible and continues to inspire the desire to pursue

As you enter a new year of wedding planning, here are a few promises you should make to yourself. by The Knot Getting married in 2018? Congratulations! Walking down the aisle will make this year the best yet. But before you carry on with wedding planning, it's important to

Why should the ladies get all the bling?  Grooms are taking the plunge in record numbers to make the ring on their finger really stand out.  They can choose from the classic solid gold wedding band, maybe a tungsten black band, or maybe even have

Socks, socks, and more Socks! Let's face it, sometimes the only parts of his outfit the groom gets to choose are his socks and his skivvies. No, we're not going to show you pictures of grooms in their skivvies (sorry). We want to show you the

Here's an alternative to the typical buttonhole bloom. Create a boutonniere from the "flower" that appears at the bottom of every pinecone. This chic accessory not only looks handsome but also lasts forever. How to Make It To make a gap to accommodate a mini handsaw, use