Why not make your Something Blue a specialty cocktail? This easy to make, light sipping libation is perfect for a summer reception. Everyone knows the old wedding saying of Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue for a bride so she'll have good luck. Why not be a bit unconventional and have your Something Blue be a cocktail? Or if you're having a ... [ Read More ]
5 Tips for Super Weddings Speeches
Wondering how to prevent the speeches going on forever at your wedding? We've got five easy wedding speech tips right here. There's nothing that brings a rehearsal dinner or wedding reception to a screeching halt like speeches that go on for hours or home made video presentations that are the celluloid equivalent of War & Peace. How does one avoid the pain of open-mic night or seeing ... [ Read More ]
Feel Good Gown Bargains
Getting a deal on a dress is one reason to feel good - knowing that you're helping out kids in need at the same time makes you feel great! The Bridal Garden is New York’s only non-profit bridal boutique with new designer gowns, such as Vera Wang, Oscar de la Renta, Nicole Miller and many more at 50 – 80% off retail prices. The proceeds go to the Brooklyn Charter School. Designers ... [ Read More ]
Rent Your Wedding Cake
Now here’s a novel idea – rent your wedding cake. Yes, you read that right. Here’s how it works… You rent a pre-designed wedding cake. It looks like a real cake, complete with fondant icing, but it’s actually decorated foam and plastic underneath. In a ‘hidden compartment’, a real piece of cake is deposited and this is what you and the groom cut. The cake is then whisked away ... [ Read More ]
3 Wedding Planning Lessons from Game of Thrones
Although weddings on Game of Thrones are usually a bloody disaster, they offer up some useful lessons on what to do for a successful wedding. This article originally appeared in Huffington Post Weddings in Westeros aren't known for being the Best Day Ever! that so many couples aspire towards. Mass murders, poisonings, duels to the death, forced marriages for political gain - none were what ... [ Read More ]
10 Things A Maid Of Honor Should Never Do
Listen up, ladies - this is directed at those lucky gals who have been chosen to be the Maid (or Matron) of Honor. And it is an honor! Out of all the girls the bride knows, she's chosen you to be her right-hand girl (literally). She trusts you above everyone else to get her down the aisle on time, to keep her steady throughout the planning process and to be her sounding board. It's a big pair of ... [ Read More ]
Lazy Bride Live – Answering Your Wedding Planning Questions!
Planning a wedding is traipsing through unknown territory and can feel like you're climbing Mount Everest without a map or a sherpa or an oxygen tank. And while it's unlikely you'll end up a popsicle on the side of the trail, it's no less stress-inducing. You've got enough going on, juggling budgets, cranky bridesmaids and overbearing MIL. Last thing you need is to be lost with the ... [ Read More ]
The Lazy Bride’s Wedding Planning Binder
We all know that the trick to being a Lazy Bride is being an organized bride (a stitch in time and all that). And the key to staying organized is having the tools you need at your finger tips. I'm excited to announce that I've pulled ALL of my Lazy Bride™ planning tools together to create The Lazy Bride's Wedding Planning Binder! What does it include? Everything you need to keep on top of the ... [ Read More ]
Check Out our Advice in Martha Stewart Weddings
We're doing a little happy dance here at Lazy Bride headquarters, as we've been featured not once but TWICE in one week as a wedding expert over at Martha Stewart Weddings. Talk about a good thing! First, we offer up our suggestion on what to do after you've said "yes" and he put a ring on it - our ideas may surprise you. Getting married is a major life event, no matter how modern you ... [ Read More ]
Free Wedinar – 3 Critical Keys to Slay Planning Overwhelm
Did you know that it takes 250 hours to plan a wedding? That's a monster amount of time (the equivalent of working 40 hours a week for 7 weeks - yikes!). Wedding planning is not for the faint of heart, given the time, money, effort and tip-toeing through emotional landmines it requires. But fear not, dear Lazy Bride! For we have a free wedinar (it's a webinar about weddings so I've coined ... [ Read More ]
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