How to plan a private dance with your honey on your wedding day.
In this episode Jamie talks about: What is a good timeline between ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception when your ceremony and reception venues are a few blocks from each other at separate locations? What are your suggestions for making bouquets and boutonnieres ahead of time? I was going to mix faux with real flowers for both. Thoughts on platform converse for my bridal wedding day shoes? How can I do a private last dance with my future husband at our wedding? Can I have two maid of honors? I am having a hard time only choosing one. How do you suggest we handle the wording for virtual wedding details like a livestream and for those who are not attending how to tell them we are not expecting a gift from them? How can I respectfully handle people who want me to invite others to my wedding that were not on the list, like old childhood friends or parents of friends?
Engage with Jamie Wolfer: Wedding Planning Podcast
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Show Notes
Resources mentioned in the episode:
- Fifty Flowers - great pre-made wedding flower collections
- Floral Quiz - Take our short quiz to find out what floral options might work best for you
- Union Network - Request Jamie's list of Wedding Planner mentees to see if someone is in your area
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