Valet Parking: If your wedding will take place at a home or at a venue with limited parking, consider the services of a professional valet company. Insured, with everyone’s safety in mind, these attendants will park your guests’ vehicles in a pre-designed location and retrieve them within minutes when they are ready to leave. Plan on having them arrive one-half hour before the guests arrive and stay one-half hour beyond the end of the reception to be sure that all vehicles are safely returned to their owners.
Videographers: In my estimation, videography is as important as photography. It is the video that will actually relive all of the motion and emotion of the day. Brides and Grooms are literally twelve feet off the ground on their wedding day. They spend months and months to plan and thousands of dollars, but when it’s all said and done, within 5-6 hours it’s all over….and the day is a complete blur. The Bride, walking down the aisle behind everyone else, never sees the mothers being seated, or the procession of her attendants; neither remembers the vows they recited at the altar. The First Dance, the Father/Daughter Dance, the Cocktail Hour that is usually missed and, more importantly, Granny...laughing, smiling, dancing…..a memory forever!!!
You’ve invited your very best friends and favorite relatives. Don’t leave details until the last minute. Instead, plan ahead so that you can enjoy this very special time with your future spouse and loved ones.
