Sorry, wrong answer. Don’t shrug off the fun stuff because your wedding is keeping you busy. Get a couples’ costume and find yourselves a party!
Halloween
Oscar De La Renta’s wedding advice.
This past weekend the world lost iconic fashion designer Oscar De La Renta. The accolades and remembrances continue to roll in from fashion journalists and celebrities, and all share a common view of what made him a genius. His talent was in making sure the woman was the focus, not the dress.
How does that apply to weddings? Well simply put, as you plan make sure you’re the stars of the show: you and that wonderful person you’re marrying. Your ideas for details and décor are wonderful, but make sure that the look you and your florist create doesn’t overwhelm the most special, unique feature of the event – that’s your love and happiness! Like De La Renta’s beautiful gowns, the design should beautifully flatter, but not overtake you. After all, you’re what everyone’s come to see. Not the ice sculpture.
Live well and love well.
-Dinah
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Celebrating holidays helps your relationship! Get your Halloween on!
Celebrating holidays is good for your relationship – especially if you’re planning a wedding. No excuses for not celebrating Halloween people! Here are 3 reasons why getting in the holiday spirit is good for you and your sweetie.
Holidays are built-in together-time: We discussed the “I’m too busy with my wedding to celebrate Halloween” concept in an earlier post. Snap out of it! Take advantage of the momentum in the existing holiday and create traditions with your partner. We’re making memories people!
Holidays are great for new experiences: and it’s been scientifically proven that couples who learn and experience new things together are happier. Take pumpkin carving classes! Learn to traditional Dia De Los Muertos dances! Get happy!
Holidays are FUN! : Whether or not you’re planning a wedding, we all need a little more fun in our lives. Making time to focus on something Halloweeny be it a spooky dinner, decorating your space or just watching The Great Pumpkin
You’ve got your (fun) work cut out for you. We’ve got Halloween first, Thanksgiving and then the winter holidays are soon upon us. Get out there and celebrate!
