Hello, everyone! If you’re like us, you may feel confused about what day it is, but… Happy Friday! Last week we wrote about how music is known to alter people’s moods and, because of its power, focusing on the wedding playlists aspect of wedding planning right now could be a productive, healthy distraction. As we
This week’s post is focused on providing lighthearted wedding tips during this globally chaotic time. Since you’re likely remotely working/social distancing at home with your loved ones, use this time for good: start solidifying your wedding playlist! It’s easy to fall into the trap of outdated and overplayed songs (*cough* Wagon Wheel *cough*). With a
Part I of this blog series noted the importance of knowing your audience and making event invitation decisions based on an understanding of both your needs and your future guests’ needs. While that can mean a variety of things depending on the nature of your event, we implied how even if doing something for event
Good event invitations are essential, and we want to offer some advice about how to dominate them. Dominating invitations might sound funny, but we mean in it the most inspirational way possible: think high school cheerleading. And we know invitations are the first moment when you’ve done enough backwork to reach out to your future
Nestled in the heart of Fayette County, The Venue at Daisy Hill offers convenience of location along with an idyllic setting for sweet Southern weddings and corporate or special events.
This isn’t your typical rustic barn wedding. The barn itself features soaring ceilings that span thirty-five feet, exposed beams, and a classic black and white palette, overlooking a tranquil lake surrounded by Georgia Pines.
Whether you are planning a fundraiser, holiday party for work, retirement party, or any event in-between, our space will transform into exactly what you need.
