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Advices // Conseils · Elopement tips // Conseils
Advices // Conseils · Elopement tips // Conseils
J'ai tellement hâte de commencer à travailler sur votre aventure !
J'ai tellement hâte de commencer à travailler sur votre aventure !
Je suis emballée d'apprendre à vous connaître.
Bravo ! Vous venez tout juste de franchir une étape de plus vers votre journée de rêve. Et je sais que d'attendre une réponse peut être vraiment long. Je vais faire de mon mieux pour vous écrire le plus vite possible - habituellement en moins de 48 heures.
Pour continuer de nourrir votre imagination pendant cette attente, je vous ai déjà préparé plusieurs liens, vraies galeries de clients, inspiration, trucs et conseils.
Sautez à pieds joints dans cette aventure incroyable !
Jennifer & John
Alessandra & Scott
According to Justine, owner of Espace Blanc de Blancs, if you are shopping for your wedding dress, you should yo dress shopping 8 to 12 months before your event and 6 to 8 months if you are part of a bridal party.
Consider hiring a wedding planner.
Having a wedding planner helps you focus on what really matters: your couple and having fun! No one wants to be reminded of their wedding as a horrific and stressful event. If you are perfectly okay with handling pressure beforehand but want to have your mind free on the actual day, some planners also offer their services only for the Day Of.
A lot of couples are wondering what they should give to their guests on their wedding day. Yep, giving favors is part of a tradition, but you shouldn't feel guilty if you are not planning on providing some. But if you do want, here are the best ideas I have seen during years of wedding photography:
Alors pourquoi ne pas opter pour un first look rien que vous deux, dans lequel vous pourrez échanger vos voeux. Petit moment à deux parfait, pour respirer, se découvrir, créer des souvenirs et ralentir la journée.
Faites-moi confiance quand je vous dit que c'est que du positif côté photos !
This is a delicate question and there's no good or wrong answer. You can decide to charge a small fee to your guests or providing everything for them. I've seen everything. As a rule of thumb, couples asking for a contribution usually charge 1/3 of the hosting event cost. That does not include any outfits costs (newlyweds and bridal party), hairstylist, makeup artist, or photo & video coverage.
The venue is the first thing you should book while planning your wedding - except if you really want a special vendor to work with you, then book that person first.
After, there will be the photographer, videographer, wedding planner, DJ, and caterer. Basically, all the vendors who can't double book their services on your date.
Then it's the turn of people who can book 2 clients a day but not many more: makeup artists, hairstylist, musicians, officiant, transportation.
Finally, you can start thinking about vendors who can take more than one couple a day such as florists, pastry cook, papetry, wedding outfits.
-Inconnu