Choosing the right size for your wedding cake is an important decision in the wedding planning process. A wedding cake not only serves as a delicious dessert but also as a focal point of the reception. To help you make an informed decision, here's a guide on wedding cake size and servings: Guest Count: The number of guests you invite to your wedding is the primary factor in determining the size of your wedding cake. The general rule of thumb is to have enough cake to serve at least 75% of your guests since not everyone may want a slice or some may have dietary restrictions. However, if you want larger portions or more leftovers, you can aim for a 100% serving ratio. Tiered Cakes: ...
Cake Size and Servings for Your Wedding
A Wedding on a Budget: 5 Practical Tips
A wedding on a budget seem like an oxymoron. A wedding is one of the most expensive events. From the dresses and suits to the reception décor, wedding furniture rental, and party favors, wedding rings and jewellery - a couple who is about to get married will have a lot of pencil-pushing to do to make sure that there’s room for everything in their budget. If you really know what you want and are planning way ahead of time, it is not all that difficult to do this. You need the luxury of time and a lot of elbow grease to spruce up a wedding on a budget. It’s great if you can have a group of friends as your “event committee” to help you with all the leg work. Getting organized The first ...
Colorful Parasols As Wedding Accessories
Colorful Parasols as wedding accessories have been a trend for many years now. The parasol is a type of umbrella, which by function is meant to protect a person from the scorching sun. That’s one reason why it’s made only of light materials such as handmade paper, waxed cotton, Thai silk, or lace. Although the parasol has Asian roots, it became part of every delicate ladies’ fashion ensemble in western societies back in the 1920s. These women used parasols as sunshades to protect their skin from the beating of the sun. Today, though, parasols are making their way back into familiar territory not only as fun and as functional protectors from the sun but also as wedding accessories. Since ...
The Hummer Limo for your Wedding Car
I am sure that you not only want the most beautiful wedding dress and pretties flowers of all on your wedding day, it's your biggest day after all and you want nothing but the best of everything. The best wines to be served at your wedding banquet, the best church choir to sing your wedding song and how about the funkiest and the flashiest wedding car to complete the entire entourage? Allot a good budget for your wedding car. I am sure you are considering a 1936 Peugeot Darl’Mat or a Pagani Zonda C12 to give your wedding the extra oomph and put it in the wedding records, but have you ever considered the Hummer Limo to send you off to the reception and later on to your honeymoon ...
Trade Your Wedding Heels for Cowboy Boots
Most autumn weddings take place outdoors because brides and grooms want to make the most of the cool weather. And with outdoor weddings come themes that let couples be more adventurous with their wedding details, one of which being the bride’s footwear. Since outdoor weddings would entail the bride to walk on the ground — pebbles, sludge, soil, and all — women must wear something comfortable and that, at the same time, protects their feet from getting dirty. Footwear like pumps or heels are not the best options; not only would these leave their feet grubby, they may even cause the bride to trip and fall. And we don’t want that to happen. A great alternative, therefore, would be wearing ...
How Is Coronavirus Changing The Dating Game Positively?
Online dating is not new, but how is coronavirus changing the dating game permanently? Before we answer that, let's look back at how people are dating before the virus put activities on a halt. People are dating online, young ones who are in a long-distance relationship with their beaus call, text, video call each other to get closer. You will see a lot of those on youtube. There are apps single people used to swipe, tap, click on, to match with someone who might be compatible with them per app's recommendation. In reality, there isn't much to knowing someone (aside from what's on their profiles) until you meet them up-close. So how is coronavirus changing the dating game for the better? ...
