Kiss and Tell Weddings

Lasting Legacy” {WEDDING}Stationery.Inspiration.Organization Acasha Grant is the owner and creative genius behind Lasting Legacy , an Oklahoma based stationery company. Lasting Legacy specializes in custom wedding stationery. How did you get started in the stationery business? While designing Save-the-Date cards for my own wedding, I found that it was something I really loved. I gravitated to all of the details of designing something original and personalized. What is your speciality? I specialize in custom wedding invitation suites with embellishments! I love to work with ribbons, twine, rhinestones, and jewels. Embellishments are a fun way to accessorize your invitations! What are some of your favorite color combos? My favorite color combos are black and white for sure! I love the simplicity of it. I also love navy and pink & yellow and gray. What makes you stand out from other stationers? I believe that I stand out by mainly designin...

LDI Photography Allow Life Diversity Images to "Capture your Life's Moments." Lyn Morales is the owner and lead photographer of LDI Photography, an Oklahoma based photography and printing company. Here she will share a little bit about herself! Why did you start your business? I wanted to high-end photo memories to clients at an affordable price. I believe that we should all be able to have glamorous pictures without breaking the bank. What do you specialize in? I specialize in creating and making lasting memories for families through the eye of my lens. What makes you stand out from other photographers? I have a very upbeat personality that my clients enjoy! I am very personable and really listen to my clients. I provide quality service, wonderful photos, and a fun-filled session. How would you describe your style? Diverse! I do all types of photo sessions..from engagement to wedding, maternity to family, life's celebrations to tasteful boudoi...

This is why I do what I do.... I provide information to Brides & Grooms-to-be because I know firsthand how exhausting and overwhelming it is to research information while planning a wedding. I became a wedding planner because I absolutely adore weddings and I enjoy the "behind the scenes" planning that comes with it. I know that it may sound crazy, but I enjoy doing the research, preparing time lines, drafting agreements, visiting vendors, and maintaining order at events! Not to mention that I have a knack for organization!! I like to have a plan and a list for everything!! I even keep a list of my lists! I like to know (1) how things will get done, (2) who will do them, (3) when they will get done, and (4) what are the resources required for them to be done. <--That is how you plan a wedding. I work with and for the "Working Woman". I provide budget assistance and maintenance, and I provide assurance and peace of mind. I plan weddings for the ...

For her happiness, clearly seen And the happiness she gives everyone Happy Sweet Sixteen. Pink, Black, and White color scheme The '16' balloons were a sweet touch! Having a party? Call Kiss and Tell Weddings today to start planning!! 405-309-9311

http://www.zazzleweddings.com/Be-My-Bridesmaid.php   Your Attendants, or as they are commonly referred to as your Wedding Party, can be as large or as small as you like. Choosing your attendants may seem like a no brainer in the beginning. He pops the question, you say YES, you call everyone you know, and the next thing you know--you have 8 Bridesmaids! How did that happen?? It happened because your friends/family said, "I'm going to be in your wedding, right?" and you said, "of course!" It was not until three days later that you have realized how many people you invited into your wedding party. It is quite common to feel obligated to have certain people in your wedding (even if you are not close to them). However, it is your (and his) day so you should surround yourselves with people who are supportive, loving, and genuinely happy for you. Some of those described may be friends instead of family and that is okay. Choosing Your Wedding Party Think a...

When you are planning your wedding, you search the Internet, you look through tons of magazines, and you talk to a lot of people. That is the fun part! But then the vendors start to use terms that are unfamiliar to you. Do not be intimidated if you are not familiar with wedding terminology...after all, this is your first time planning a wedding! Wedding vendors use these terms daily so the words just flow out of their mouth. Review the terms below and if you still have questions, contact us ! Let's learn some of those terms... Venue: the type of facility (hotel, country club, convention center, etc) Vendors: wedding suppliers (planner, photographer, baker, etc.) Gratuities: tips Wedding Party: everyone that is in the wedding (Bridesmaids/Groomsmen, Flower Girl, Ring Bearer, etc.) Maid of Honor: not married Matron of Honor: married Formal wedding: wedding that is conducted with the highest form of social correctness and formality. (Bride attired in long gown a...

The Budget...we hate it, but we have to set one. I am a firm believer in staying within your wedding budget as closely as possible...after all, you do have to live after the wedding, right? So, how do you determine your budget? Budgeting is by far the first thing that you determine after saying 'I Do'.  Figure out how much money is available now--how much money have you saved for your wedding? How much money was gifted for your wedding? Check your wedding fund! No money saved? No wedding fund? Then think about this: Do you and your fiance' need to start saving? {Tip: open up a wedding savings account} How much money can you afford to save? Will either (or both) of your parents contribute? How much are they willing to contribute? Who else will contribute to your wedding? Do you need a $50,000 wedding or will a $10,000 wedding suffice? Determine the amount that you would like to stay at (or below) and stick with it! Determine your 'must haves' and cut...