Photo by Marie Labbancz.
In weddings as in real estate, location is everything. Nothing sets your day’s tone as completely as its venue—be it a sunny Caribbean beach, elegant chandeliered ballroom, or rambling country estate. But what should brides look for when previewing possible wedding locations? We asked several experts for tips.
January 13, 2009
by Patricia Koch
in Reception Halls
Photo by ShadowLight Photography.
Many brides and grooms fantasize about a tent wedding at home, but when it comes time for the actual planning, they find that pulling off this type of affair is complicated—not to mention expensive.
December 23, 2008
by Linda DiProperzio
in Reception Halls
Images by Berit.
Your grand exit after your ceremony is cause for great celebration, as you take your first steps forward as husband and wife.
December 30, 2008
by Sharon Naylor
in Details
Destination weddings are immensely popular these days, but there’s always the fear that friends and family may not take the time or pay the expense for a Caribbean getaway.
January 7, 2009
by Molly Tully
in Wedding Locations
When it comes to weddings in Cape May, Congress Hall is the centerpiece of this romantic Victorian resort.
January 7, 2009
by Molly Tully
in Reception Halls
Through the late seventies and early eighties, the Chanticler Château was considered one of the premier wedding facilities in the state. Nestled in the Watchung Mountains, it offered sweeping views, elegantly decorated ballrooms, and beautifully landscaped grounds.
January 7, 2009
by Antoinette DeNise
in Reception Halls