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Introducing: Put A Ring On It Podcast – the anti-boring wedding planning podcast

by Lehigh Valley Wedding on 12-17-2015 08:20PM in Q & A

Danielle Pasternak and Daniel Moyer hit it out of the park with their new Podcast for engaged couples planning their wedding. Put A Ring On It Podcast is a podcast that will guide anyone planning a wedding through the decision-making process in a fun and conversational way. It will showcase behind-the-scenes insight and experienced knowledge from wedding professionals, along with real stories from former brides and grooms with myself as co-host alongside the amazing wedding photographer, Daniel Moyer of Daniel Moyer Photography.

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Wedding Ceremony? Where do I begin?!

by Donna Forsythe on 01-16-2015 01:32PM in Q & A

I love meeting with couples to plan their weddings! They typically have a venue selected...caterer, flowers, cake, dress...all are either decided upon, or they have ideas in the works.But the ceremony... THE CEREMONY!! "We have no idea where to begin with the ceremony!" is what I typically hear on [...]

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Today we’re talking about peeing. Yep, peeing. In a wedding gown.

by Danielle Pasternak on 02-18-2013 07:12AM in Q & A

Alright Bravo fans, do we all remember the episode of Bethenny Getting Married where SkinnyGirl Bethenny Frankel has to pee right before her ceremony. So with the help of her Maid of Honor and not-so-hot wedding planner, she ends up lifting the dress and peeing in a garbage can.

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Ten Wedding Day Tips

by Armen Elliott on 01-29-2013 09:00AM in Q & A

Some weddings go exactly as planned but most end up slightly off-schedule. Here are some tips to avoid needless stress so that you can fully enjoy your day:

1-Have your hair and makeup done as early as possible. Make sure to get dressed ahead of time because it often takes longer than anticipated to pin veils and tie sashes. Groomsmen should start getting ready an hour before they think they should. Cuff links, boutonnières, bow ties and shirt studs always take extra time.

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Tips + Advice | When should we cut the cake?

by Danielle Pasternak on 05-27-2012 09:48AM in Q & A

I love, love, love building timelines for my clients. One of the questions we go over is “when are you cutting the cake?” Essentially, there are three basic answers to this questions: 1] Following dinner, 2] Towards the end of the night, and 3] Before dinner.

So let’s talk about them…

01. Following dinner. Logically, this answer makes the most sense. When do you normally eat dessert? After dinner. Cutting your cake when most-to-all of your guests have finished their meals is a great way to get the night going. From there, you can either go into your first dance or parent’s dances (if you haven’t already), or just jump right into “a most awesome dance party” (as one of my client’s calls it). As long as this option works for your caterer, this is my favorite and recommended choice.

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