From the Ring to the Reception

Our industry is taking every measure to properly and safely assist you in your celebrations and wedding plans. There are still so many unknowns as to how long this will last, where is it most impacted, and when should you consider rescheduling or altering your wedding. 

During 20+ years of teaching Event and Wedding Planning, I helped planners understand the impact of medical emergencies, weather-related, technical and logistical challenges but something as catastrophic as this virus was never part of the curriculum. I would also offer consult on managing anxiety, stress and depression during various phases of planning for planners, brides and grooms - but not for something like this.

My colleagues and my team are staying abreast of this ever-evolving news cycle as best we possibly can.

Our advise is simple - use common sense. Think about, and ask your guests, if they have any underlying conditions that may make them susceptible to not just the Coronavirus but any allergies to food, smoke, fragrance, etc.  

Think about the make up of your guests. Are they elderly, frail?  Do they have vision, hearing, or mobility challenges. Within your invitations, don't be embarrassed to ask your guests to refrain from using colognes/perfumes; smoking/vaping, even if your ceremony and/or reception is outdoors.

Stay up-to-date on local and national news, particularly if your guests are traveling or if you're still planning a destination wedding this year or beyond.

Think about your options of hosting a more intimate ceremony (limiting bridal party members and number of guests) and possibly delaying your reception until a later date. 

Whatever your decision, we're here for you!

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As always, we wish you the best in Love and Life.  Stay well, stay safe.