Should I do reserved seating at my wedding ceremony? We tackle this question with each of our clients when we’re planning all of the details of their wedding ceremony.

You’re newly engaged and you want to tell the world so you begin to create a website but have no idea where to begin. There are so many exciting activities happening but we’ll help guide you through what to include and what to leave off your website so you can start spreading the news.

Seating your guests is often an afterthought. It is something that is necessary and considered only when the seating chart is created. If it’s done right, it can help your loved ones easily find their way, but if done incorrectly, it can create confusion and cause undue stress.

2023 wedding trends are coming fast and fierce. After having several years of mini and backyard weddings everyone is ready to get dressed up. Two thirds of the weddings we have planned in 2023 are black tie or black tie encouraged.

What does it mean to be venue poor? To put it simply, it means that you’ve spent so much of your wedding budget on a venue that you don’t have enough money remaining to properly plan the rest of your wedding.

The wedding colors of emerald green and gold were inspired from Christmas and added elegant touches of color to this adorable couple’s magical day. Emily & Dan couple opted for a traditional church ceremony at the Saint William Catholic Church.

This wedding was aglow with beautiful, brightly colored flowers by Kaleidoscope Floral, bringing color to everything from the unique greenery seating chart down to the bouquets. This couple clearly loves color and it was incorporated beautifully into their special day. The bride was radiant in her strapless white gown with hair done in an updo by La Sabrina Hair Design and stunning makeup done by Jaz Makeup Artistry.

Jordyn & Derek leaned into a classic all white beachside ceremony at the Port Royal Club while letting the color take center stage at the reception. The beautifully scripted invitations were all white with just a touch of tropical gold details. The bride chose a floor length wedding gown with sweetheart neckline and floral details while the groom was in a traditional black tux. The bridesmaids were in varying styles of navy blue dresses.

Joana & Chris were married in NYC, but wanted to celebrate in with a tropical theme wedding in Naples, Florida at Port Royal Club. The couple carried the tropical theme throughout the cocktail hour and reception decor.

All the elements from the whispers of color in the bridesmaids’ baby blue dresses to the soft pink flowers in the bride’s bouquet gave a romantic touch to this outdoor Chapel by the Sea wedding.

If you are blessed with incredible friends, choosing a maid of honor can be a hard decision. When you have so many wonderful women in your life you may have a little bit of trouble with this part of the wedding planning.

Anna & Thomas’ Port Royal Club celebration was a little different than most of our wedding weekends as the couple had married in a small ceremony during Covid and wanted to gather with their family and friends to celebrate their newlywed status.

Hurricane Ian may have tried to ruin our plans, but we would not let it. The wedding was originally scheduled for the Port Royal Club in Naples that was destroyed by the hurricane, so we went to Plan B and then C and our couple still had the most magical night.

No detail was too small to be overlooked in this southern style beach wedding. The attention to detail began once guests opened their southern style beach wedding invitation by Script Me Pretty which was adorned with palm tree lined envelopes and cowboy boots.

Ted & Shelby’s intimate outdoor wedding was an easy-going event to match the couples’ style. The weather was perfect to be able to enjoy the gorgeous Florida scenery on Captiva Island.

Grace’s tropical theme of this Port Royal Club wedding showcased bright bouquets and floral arches. The white tea length dresses of the bridal party really allowed the floral colors to take center stage.

Our Collier Club couple, Caroline & Tommy, showed their style throughout all of their wedding details. The main white color with pale blue accents was subtle yet polished. The stylish bride was glowing with her silver Jimmy Choo shoes and gorgeous strapless gown with beautiful bow on the back.

This South Seas Island Resort wedding took inspiration from the beach colors to dress the bridal party. The bridesmaids had dusty blue gowns while the groomsmen chose tan suits.

Our amazing team choreographs all the elements up to and including the wedding day to make sure your event is spectacular. Each person is a vital part of the team and brings their own amazing skills to the table.

Hayleigh & Matthew’s traditional Trinity by the Cove wedding was accented with shades of blue taken from the nearby ocean. The emotion displayed by the groom on their special day clearly showed the love these two have.