Candid Camera Shots are some of the Best Wedding Photos

One of the latest fads for weddings whether an all-out grand affair or on a tight budget is to have at least one disposable wedding camera on each reception table. Often the camera itself has a label placed on it with a number or name tag of the guest who has volunteered to take photos from their table so the wedding party designee assigned can make sure he/she has picked up each camera given out at the reception at the close of the event.

Though disposable cameras are at nearly every convenience and grocery store these days, ones that are reasonably-priced specifically decorated to look appropriate to a wedding celebration are hard to find. If you are in need of some wedding-wrapped disposable cameras for your upcoming celebration that won’t break your piggy bank, click on the link below.

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Don’t Blow the Big Day

And yes, it’s about balloon art. When dealing with balloons, attempting to get even sizes is just the beginning of your frustration. Don’t tackle balloons unless you have a creative team that is not part of the wedding party as this needs to be done the night before. Rent a helium tank. Do it right by ensuring you’ve purchased all the same size balloon packets. You then have to find objects to attach them to while making patterns.

Be picky about the look - do a practice/mock up if you can. What you don’t want is the majority of the guests coming up to you to give you their unwanted opinions on your special day, like: "what on earth were you thinking dear?"

Also, using an array of rainbow colors is frowned upon as it winds up looking like a kid’s rainbow bouncy house party. If you were not good with doing paper folds in elementary school, chances are balloons will be just as challenging. Let someone do the balloons for you as you have other things to worry about the night before your wedding!

There are some gorgeous examples of well done reception balloons in the link below.

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Why this Wedding Blog? Do you cover Wedding Toasts, Vows & the Ceremony?

Absolutely, and a whole lot more.  This Wedding Blog is for you, your bridesmaids, the wedding planner relative you grabbed for advice, your wedding party, ushers and minister, your parents and those wanting to attend your wedding, and just about anyone who has anything to do with your wedding planning.   Hurry, send this link to them right now!

Why the blog?  After having been privy to a ridiculous number of weddings with two wedding chapels in the family (one of which was mine), it became apparent that most couples couldn’t afford to do the wedding they really wanted within their current budgets, but could have come close if they had the right information given to them.  Without good directions, many routine steps that should have been addressed before the wedding ceremony would fall out of place and sometimes get ugly with blame games between various wedding party elects throughout the course of the event.   Who wants to deal with this nonsense on their wedding day? 

However, with the right information, you can create incredible memories with very little money out of pocket.  Why not have the wedding of your dreams for less than you'd originally thought possible, planning of which runs smoothly and with total control.   Even the entertainment crew will be impressed by how much you know.  Knowledge is still power. 

Over the coming months, these posts will provide useful tips and direct connections to on-topic areas you need help with when organizing your perfect wedding in addition to noting various ways of preventing possible embarrassing "hiccups" before the parties, during the pre-wedding events, through the expected wedding rituals, and even up to moment the bride and groom drive away to their honeymoon.

All you need is a blog of directions (this one) filled with great advice and solid vendors with useful material.  Mark this page as a favorite, forward it today to your family, friends, wedding party and even co-workers who are planning to get married. 

Now, let’s get started!