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Wedding Wednesday Part 1

I'm not sure how long this mini series will last, but enjoy Wedding Wednesday!

I have a few friends who are getting married in the near future, so I figured why not share some of my inspiration boards from Pinterest to maybe help you out! When am I getting married you ask? Haha. Whenever Prince Charming comes! 

Anyway, I hope this helps you with your wedding planning!



My Wedding Style: I'm a traditionalist. Think traditional processional, recessional, and vows. Here are a few things I love, and hopefully you can gain some inspiration from what I like!


Here are a few of my favorite pins!

1, 2, and 3-carat.. nice pic to see differences This picture shows 1, 2, and 3 ring carat sizes. Show these to your Prince Charming, and don't forget the 4 C's: cut, color, clarity, and carat!!

I know I've pinned this ring several times already but i love this angle of it. This ring is perfection. This ring is my favorite. It symbolizes the "cord of 3 strands in not equally broken" Bible verse. (Ecc.4:12)

For brides-to-be! This site has 10 great tips to do when you first get engaged!

engagement pictures at your teams stadium, I'll remember this when I marry Tim Tebow. If you are a sports fan, can you imagine getting engagement pictures at your favorite stadium? (Cameron Indoor, I'm coming for you!)


what to wear for engagement photos In case you aren't a sports fan, here's how to coordinate your outfits on engagement picture day!



Stay tuned for next Wednesday when we look at DRESSES!!


In the end, it is you and your fiancée's special day. Do what you both want, because looking back at it, it is a day you both won't forget!

Are you a traditionalist? What does your ideal wedding look like? Leave me a comment and let me know, I'd love to hear from you!
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