PERSONALIZATION continues to be the top trend for weddings today, with couples seeking customized decor and accessories for their big day. Designers of wedding equipment are creating new products — and making over classics — that appeal to modern...
FROM BRIDES OPTING to wear colored dresses instead of classic white gowns to the selection of unusual ceremony sites, weddings continue to merge personal style with traditional touches, and wedding menus are no exception. Here, three caterers...
THE PERFECT WEDDING requires the perfect setting. And nothing offers access to a wider range of ideal sites than a tent. Peaked, pole, clear-top or kedered, the right wedding tent can turn a rustic, too-small or otherwise tricky locale into an...
DARCY MILLER JUST celebrated her 10th anniversary — not (yet) as a wife, but as editor of Martha Stewart Weddings magazine. Having studied a “trillion” weddings, she offers these insights to wedding planners...
A royal wedding is usually a landmark event, but few event experts expect the April 8 wedding of Britain’s Prince Charles to his longtime paramour, Camilla Parker Bowles, to set wedding styles...
IT WASN'T THE size of the 600-guest wedding that gave pause to The Precious Moment, based in Taipei, Taiwan. After all, the company puts the average size of the nearly 50 weddings it produces annually at close to 500 guests. What posed the biggest...
Beach weddings are often casual affairs: a simple ceremony on the sand, a few floral arrangements here and there. But a Gala Award-nominated 260-guest wedding reception from Coronado, Calif.-based Coronado Weddings was no ordinary beach wedding...
ACCORDING TO PLANNER Mary Dann, the qualities that helped Rosalynn Sumners reach glory in the 1984 Winter Olympics also made the renowned figure skater an exciting, and challenging, client. “She's very creative and determined,” explains the...
I'm having so much trouble reaching event planners these days — they're all tied up with producers begging them to appear on TV shows. At least, it certainly seems that way...