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This is a wedding question that never used to exist. Tradition has always taught us that it is bad luck for a groom to see his bride before she walks down the aisle. Some couples are more traditional and it’s very important to them to wait and see each other for the first time at the ceremony. It’s a very exciting moment and understandably, so special. If you don’t want to see your partner until the ceremony, you can consider an “almost first look” where you and your partner can talk to each other between a door or some other divider, so you can’t see each other but your photographer can capture photos of the two of you. I’ve seen almost first looks where couples exchanged love letters or gifts, held hands, or simply talked with each other about how…
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A Wedding Designer excels at visual presentation and creating the overall cohesive look of the event from start to finish. She will  take your ideas and help you with all of the aesthetic and creative decisions, bringing your vision to life.These Include – Floor Plans and Layouts Lighting Design, Linens Furniture and Rentals Selection (china, glassware, flatware), Bride and Bridal Party styling Stationary Design, including Save the Dates, Invitations, Programs, Menu Cards, etc. and much more.  Here are Six Top Reasons you should consider hiring a Designer For you, the visual component is the most important element of your wedding You are confident in your organizational and logistical skills, but your creative skills are lacking You feel completely overwhelmed by the number of choices available You have clear picture in your mind of what you want your wedding to look and feel like,…
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