In 2020, there’s no reason to have a boring wedding. When you’re coming up with your wedding budget and plans, think about where you can pop in some artsy wedding choices to make your event stand out (to you and your guests!). Literal Art Ceremony painters are gaining popularity. Artists such as Elaine Burge, Maggie
Calling all Maids of Honor! For this week’s focus on planning the bridal brunch, we sourced information from reliable sites and also interviewed a seasoned bridal brunch planner. We’re calling it a brunch instead of shower because, as other articles will tell you, brunch is in–now and for forever. We’re making that first decision for
First comes the ring. Then comes the engagement party! It’s likely the first planned celebration for you and your new fiancé. So, how do you make this celebration happen? We’ll walk you through some basics on how to plan (or assist in the planning of) this party. Planning Your Engagement Party 101: Who, What, When,
Money, money money. When planning your special event, as with most things in life, a budget is a necessary evil. Tracking where you’re putting your money is a must for special event planning unless you’ve got an in with someone who has deep deep pockets. Despite our focus here on wedding budgets, all special events
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.
