how to make decisions about your wedding plans

Since its original release in 1982, the sci-fi classic Blade Runner has been re-released in multiple different versions (edits). There are in fact seven different versions of the film. Your wedding video can be similar in that you should receive different edits of the final product. But what's the benefit of this, and what should your wedding film include?  Edited Highlights Long gone are the days when wedding films were delivered to the happy couple on VHS or DVD, with the entire presentation being watched from start to finish.

While there are advantages to getting married during each season of the year, many people find that having a fall wedding can be desirable. If you're leaning toward planning a fall wedding and you want to have both indoor and outdoor elements, you'll want to be highly selective about choosing the right venue. It's a good idea to spend one or more days touring different venues in your area to assess how well they can accommodate your fall wedding.

While planning your wedding, you must think about many important details such as the location, venue type, cost, vendors, and the number of guests. Before choosing the venue, you should check out multiple venues in person to help you narrow down your options. Another thing worth doing is to prioritize wedding venues with a higher guest capacity than you need. Guest Changes Reserving a venue far in advance can give you peace of mind and help you land venues that book up early.

Summer weddings are incredibly popular, but there are a lot of things that must be taken into consideration during the planning phases of your summer wedding. To ensure that you remember some of the most important things, here are a few things you should know as you plan your summer wedding ceremony. Make Sure You Offer Relief From the Heat Regardless of how much you may enjoy the sun, you need to give consideration to your guests who may not love the heat as much as you and your significant other.

Planning a wedding can be nerve-racking. Everyone wants their wedding to be perfect since it's one of the most unique and special days in anyone's life. The first step to planning an excellent wedding is choosing a venue. While churches are traditional venues, many people want something more original. If you want to create a beautiful wedding that your guests will remember for years, consider choosing an outdoor rooftop venue. Here are four benefits of holding your wedding at an outdoor rooftop wedding venue:

Most wedding dresses are a single garment, although additional elements such as a train may be added to the dress after you into it. There are other wedding dresses, however, that are composed of two pieces — an upper part that covers your torso and a lower part that covers your legs. Many wedding dress shops sell two-piece wedding dresses, and this may be a style that interests you. When you go shopping, it's worthwhile to browse through some of these dresses and, if one catches your eye, try it on.

The wedding reception is when you'll get the opportunity to spend time with your friends and loved ones. The right reception venue can help you have a beautiful, stress-free event. When it comes to actually selecting a venue for your wedding reception, you need to balance many different factors and concerns. Here are five questions you can ask yourself to help you narrow down your selection: 1. Is the venue conveniently located?

Every bride wants to look absolutely stunning on her wedding day. Her hair must be perfect. Her makeup must be perfect. Her nails must be perfect. Most importantly, her dress must be perfect. While her bridesmaids and her mother will likely give feedback on which dresses look best, a woman cannot always trust her gal pals to be 100 percent honest — or accurate — in their critiques. Additionally, what looks nice on the rack may not look right once it's on her, and trying on dozens of dresses that don't work can quickly get depressing and disheartening.