Where Technology Marries Tradition
Save the Dates–they’re not required, but would be a courteous gesture to your guests, especially for couples who hope to have out-of-towners attend, or are planning a destination wedding. So maybe you’re thinking that you’re already shelling out the cash for fancy invitations, or will be spending a lot of time on DIY invites, do [...]
This post was inspired by my love of outdoor parties! What better way to celebrate your engagement news than to gather your family and friends in a beautiful summer garden setting. For an engagement party, you don’t have to invite everyone you know…just your immediate family and closest friends–including those you’ll ask to be a part [...]
Possible reception sites that can accommodate 300 guests, have free parking and are reasonably priced. Venues listed: Spirit of Washington Event Center and University of Washington Horticulture Center
A lot of wedding planning is logistical strategy: how to direct potentially hundreds of people (guests, vendors, bridal party) who may be traveling in from from across the country or even the world, and move them between various locations within small windows of time. Maps can be a be a major asset in communicating to [...]
Hello everyone, and thank you for visiting our new blog! I just wanted to give a great big thanks to our very first soon-to-be-wed contributors: Marivic has traveled throughout the United States and the world to places like Spain and the Philippines, and has also had the opportunity to travel as a soldier in the US Army [...]
It was great to learn that Pixel & Ink (originally WedShare*Daily) was finally ready to launch, and even better to find out that my first post was also to be the first of the entire blog, period! Talk about pressure. I’ve been excited about this project from the discussion phase. Of all the fantastic wedding [...]
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
