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Showing posts with label wedding day details. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding day details. Show all posts

Friday, January 28, 2011

Wedding Day Details Not To Miss~The Loo

The Loo

Why? The restroom that will be used during your wedding ceremony or reception can often be an often-overlooked space that, when given a little tender love and care, creates an unexpected wow. It doesn't take much either -- even the slightest bit of decor will perk up and personalize this space. It's one more little detail that tells your guests that they are important.

How to do it
? Add small bud vases of flowers, give the bathroom new "Ladies" and "Gents" signs, or splurge on some monogrammed towels in your wedding colors. You can also use disposable decorative paper hand towels. To really impress your guests, scan childhood pictures of the two of you through the years, laminate them, and post them on the bathroom walls.

To some, paying attention to the restroom that your guests will use, might seem silly, but it creates a total effect and impression that you have left no detail overlooked on your wedding day.

For wedding design, coordination or Day Of assistance, please visit Liane McCombs Wedding & Event Planning or call 775.786.1730



Thursday, January 27, 2011

Wedding Day Details Not To Miss~Games For The Kids

A Game Plan For the Kids

Why? Even if you love children, you won't want them disrupting the wedding ceremony or reception. Have a plan to keep little ones at their best.

How to do it?
At the ceremony, have an usher hand out coloring books and crayons. At mealtime, seat little ones with their parents so they'll be in top form while eating. If lots of kids will be attending, setting up a nearby room with games, craft supplies, and DVDs guarantees that they'll have a good time during the reception (as will their eternally grateful parents).


For more wedding day details not to overlook, visit
Liane McCombs Wedding & Event Planning or for booking availability please call 775.786.1730.

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Wedding Day Details Not To Miss~Part Two; The Entrance

The Entrance

Why? No matter where you wed, first impressions are essential. A personalized entryway will make your site more welcoming and help guests feel at home almost immediately. An entry way that has some detail, gives guests an idea as to what is in store for the remainder of the event. It tells them that their presence is important.

How to do it
? If you're having an outdoor wedding, hang leis of orchids or sun-catching glass ornaments on the surrounding trees. Paper luminaries lining the walk way make your path special. Framed or matted photos of the bride and groom hanging from lower tree branches can also guide guests towards your event. For a ballroom, have your florist create a tall floral arrangement for your escort card table. It will be the first thing guests see as they enter your reception area. A rustic affair calls for tons of lanterns lining the pathways, or hanging from tree branches.

For more wedding day details or booking availability, visit
Liane McCombs Wedding & Event Planning or call 775.786.1730

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Wedding Day Details Not To Miss~Part One

While you may have the big parts covered, a few often-overlooked details will truly make your day memorable. In this several part, blog, we take you from the ceremony programs to the exit with a list of particulars longing for attention.

1. Directions & Signage

Why You don't want your guests getting lost on the way to the chapel. If you spell it out for them, they're more likely to be on time, and your entire wedding day has a better chance of running smoothly.
How to do it First, include a map or add a link to Google Maps on your wedding website so that guests have an idea of where they're going. As a safeguard, consider including a map from the ceremony site to the reception venue in your programs or your invites. For the day-of, create signage for each wedding spot (the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception) directing guests where to go. If it's an outdoor wedding, make or buy a wooden sign and paint it with an arrow. For a more sophisticated soiree, consider using printed black-and-white-framed signage in a scripted font.

For more great wedding ideas, tips and trends visit Liane McCombs Wedding & Event Planning
or call 775.786.1730