Wedding programs are often seen as a traditional aspect of a wedding ceremony, but in today’s modern world, many couples are questioning their necessity. Some may view them as an unnecessary expense, while others may wonder if their guests will even read them.

Despite what society tells you, your wedding has no right or wrong budget. You might have a wedding budget in the high six figures. You also might just have a wedding budget for just a few thousand. Both are perfectly fine. What matters most is that you’re realistic about what you will spend.

While assigning seats is the most tempting option to skip, there’s a reason skipping any sort of seating assignment isn’t very popular.

Your RSVPs are rolling in, you have your meal counts. Now you have to decide on what to do about the tiny card you need printed for your guests – and your wedding venue. Some call it place cards, while others call it escort cards. Either way, when creatively designed, they also serve as massive beautiful boards or wedding favors – tackling two items off your wedding “to-do” list!

Planning an elopement can be an exciting yet overwhelming task. Not much different from a traditional wedding because there are “different” factors to consider. This is an interesting take on writing this post, as I personally had very close friends (even some family members) elope, and all elopements practically included no one.