As a professional wedding planner, we know how to help couples like you find the perfect balance between tradition and personalization. Here are three ways we can help

One way to create a gender-neutral invitation is to avoid using gendered language. Instead of using traditional phrases like "Mr. and Mrs." or "bride and groom," opt for gender-neutral terms like "partners," "spouses," or simply "names." This simple change allows all guests to feel included and respected.

I have seen countless couples struggle with decision fatigue while planning their big day. It's a common problem, but there are ways to combat it and make the planning process more manageable. Here are a few tips to help you avoid decision fatigue and plan the wedding of your dreams.

This may be controversial, but I think micromanaging your DJ or Band can often negatively impact the guest experience at your wedding. With that being said, I understand that your wedding is your day, so you get to select the music you don’t want to hear.

Full Disclosure: There is no science or ranking behind this year’s list of the best wedding venues in Houston. These are just some of my personal favorites, and they are not only known for their style, but also for how well they take care of their clients, and their guests!

Here is a guide I like to use when helping engaged couples determine how much gratuity they should give their wedding vendors. This is only a guide, and as stated previously, gratuity and tips should be at the discretion of the client.

In modern society, a vast majority of weddings tend to be planned by the couple in place of their parents. However, most brides and grooms want their parents, especially their mothers to be a part of the wedding planning process. Here are some unexpected ways in which you can help your children during the run up to the wedding.

Are your parents driving you crazy while planning your wedding? Cut them some slack! This was a post I wrote for Huffington Post several years ago, and has been updated for 2022.