Wedding Planning Tips

What if your wedding had a tarot reader, a roaming magician, custom perfume, mini golf, or even tattoos? We rounded up 15 unexpected wedding experiences that go way beyond the usual reception entertainment, plus ideas for welcome parties, cocktail hour, the morning after, and even the ride to the venue. These are the kinds of details guests actually remember.

Photo Credit: Kari Geha Photography "Do I need a wedding planner" is the wrong first question. The right one is "what am I actually trying to get help with," because wedding planning isn't one job, it's three different jobs that happen to share a name. Here's how to tell which one you actually need, and two Denver planners worth knowing once you've figured it out. The three tiers, and what each one actually does Full-service planning starts near the beginning: venue search, v

Photo Credit: Kari Geha Photography Every "best outdoor venues" list in Denver shows you the same golden-hour photos. What most of them skip is the part that actually determines whether your outdoor reception goes smoothly: this city's weather does not behave like an outdoor reception in most other places, and rooftops and ground-level spaces come with genuinely different tradeoffs on top of that. Planning around both is what separates a wedding day people remember for the ri

Most wedding shows are built around rows of booths and a pile of flyers. That works for some, but we wanted to create an experience that feels like a real wedding reception. On Saturday, May 9th from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, we’re turning Echo Mountain into a jungle-safari-themed reception. There are no cramped aisles, no pressure to sign contracts, and no need to hide your engagement ring just to avoid being cornered by a salesperson. If you’ve ever felt like you had to pretend y