Trend alert! Floral wedding dresses are creating quite the buzz in the wedding industry. This season we've seen lots of celebs sporting this look down the aisle. Dare to be a little different this wedding season and try out this ultra feminine look at your wedding! If you want to stick with traditional white, consider changing into your floral frock for the reception!
Check out some total eye candy below and get inspired!
It's the little touches folks. Weddings are all about you and your significant other. It's a time where you get to express your love for another in front of families and friends. Why not take the time to include personal touches of you. We had a couple, Liz + Justin, get married at the Springwood Ranch this past weekend. Something we loved was their personal touches that reflect their life together. Justin and his family are farmers and we created their floral boxes to include wheat straight from their farm. This was a personal touch, that was a conversation piece among the guests. When it comes to your big day, include flowers that have significance. Is there a flower you give each other? One with family or cultural significance? Find ways to celebrate you even in your floral arrangements!
Here is a simple template to follow in order to write a thank you note that your guests will appreciate! Most thank you notes we write and receive in our lives lack personalization and/or sincerity. Be sure to put thought and time into each note you write to show appreciation for the thought and time that your guests put into picking out your gift.
Opener: depending on your relationship, your opener can range in formality.
Ex. “Dear Mr. & Mrs. Smith”, or “Hi Sarah,”
Express Thanks: In this section be sure to include specifically what this guest gave you.
Ex. “Thank you so much for the beautiful blue serving platter! We cannot wait to use it when we entertain this summer!”
Personalize the Note: Include a personal note about which event your guests attended or how grateful you are for their years of friendship. A thank you note can be about more than just the physical item they gave you.
Ex. “We were so happy you both could attend our wedding and we cannot wait to have your family come and visit us at our new home!”
Sign Off: match this to the formality of your opener.
Ex. “With Gratitude,” or “All Our Love”
Including a personal touch and sending your thank you notes out to your guests in a timely manner will ensure they feel appreciated!
