Here is my first video showcasing just a few of the custom embroidered wedding handkerchiefs I have created for past customers. Thank you so much to them for sharing their special moments with me here. I hope you enjoy…
5 Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding (Part 5)
5 Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding 5. Raise a glass. Saluting your parents and your entire family with a toast at the reception or the rehearsal dinner is a great way to show your appreciation. Many couples…
5 Ways To Honor Your Families at Your Wedding (Part 4)
5 Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding No. 4 Sweet remembrances Taking a moment to remember a deceased parent or grandparent during your wedding ceremony is a wonderful way to have him or her present at your big…
5 Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding (Part 3)
Five Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding 3. Repeat history. If you and your fiancé’s parents are still married, including special things from their weddings can be a lovely gesture. Talk to your parents about their weddings and…
5 Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding (Part 2)
Five Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding 2. Something borrowed You’ve surely heard of the tradition of the bride carrying something borrowed along with something old, new and blue on her wedding day. When you’re racking your brain…
5 Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding (Part 1)
Five Ways to Honor Your Families at Your Wedding Your wedding day marks the union, not just of you and your fiancé, but also of your two families. Finding ways to honor the recent and distant past on your big…