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Now that we have that realization out of the way, let's go over some tips to help it be as close to perfect as possible.

Always meet your wedding vendors in person. That way you can get a feel for their personality. They in turn, can learn more about you and your ideas about the wedding. The smallest expression can say so much about someone. I am a firm believer in first impressions.

Don't settle for anything that you do not love. Whether it be the location, cake, flowers, or music, you are entitled to have it your way.

Most importantly, remember that not everything can go as planned. Something will go wrong. At my sister's wedding, the pictures after the ceremony took so long that by the time the bride and groom were done, the buffet had been put away. We were frantic that they would be hungry, but the caterer had made take out boxes for them to enjoy while their guests danced the night away. My best friends wedding had a glitch with the unity candle. The decoration on the outside caught on fire. Luckily, her sister was there to put it out before it became serious. The point is, with professional vendors and supportive family and friends, the biggest or smallest problem can be taken care of with little stress.

Call today to set up an appointment!!!

Diedre Schwarzenback
Catering Sales Manager
206-219-2153

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