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Amy McNall: Posted on Monday, October 24, 2011 6:02 PM
If you are running your own wedding rehearsal, and don't have a coordinator there to help you out, here are a few quick things to take note of so that the rehearsal proceeds smoothly, and your wedding party knows what they're doing:
1. The Ushers/Groomsmen The groomsmen often do double-duty as ushers, but if you have separate ushers, ask your groomsmen to stay with the groom and keep him calm prior to the ceremony. Give the following list to your ushers/groomsmen prior to the rehearsal: |
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Amy McNall: Posted on Saturday, August 06, 2011 6:36 PM
 You've spent a great deal of time and money planning your reception meal, from appetizer to aperitif. You've created a special signature cocktail and given it a cute name that's representative of you and your fiance. Your DJ is widely reputed to be the best in town, and you've spent hours agonizing over the "must play" and "do not play" music lists. You've even convinced your future husband (or wife) that spending time NOW on your thank you speech is important. |
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Amy McNall: Posted on Friday, March 04, 2011 9:28 AM
Unmistakably You had the pleasure of being part of the Divine Detailswedding show at the Four Points Sheraton last Sunday, February 27. It was truly a pleasure to meet and chat with so many brides, mothers of brides, and even some grooms. I look forward to having the chance to work with many of you! There's clearly a reason why Unmistakably You does not do photography! However, we excel at custom stationery, candy buffet rentals and coordination, and decor. |
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Amy McNall: Posted on Monday, February 21, 2011 10:38 AM
 For the modern couple on a budget, a wedding planner may seem like an unnecessary expense, even an extravagance. However, many couples find that hiring a qualified, competent wedding planner is the most valuable investment they make in their wedding. The benefits of having an experienced professional to guide couples through the planning process, or to ensure that the wedding day proceeds according to plan, far outweigh the investment, according to many brides and grooms. Below are a few of the most significant benefits to hiring a wedding planner: |
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Amy McNall: Posted on Friday, January 21, 2011 9:30 PM
WARNING: Long, but useful, blog post follows, including free downloads! It’s estimated that 15% of engagements happen in December (between Christmas and New Year’s), and another 10% happen on Valentine’s Day. If you’re newly engaged, or about to be, congratulations! You may be completely overwhelmed right now, but before you panic, consider this planner’s recommendations of the first ten things you should do: 1. Announce your engagement Alright, this goes without saying, but it’s surprisingly important. |
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Amy McNall: Posted on Friday, November 12, 2010 9:31 PM
 Hi, and thanks for checking in with Unmistakably You, where my philosophy is "your wedding, your way". My goal as a wedding planner is to help engaged couples realize their visions for their special day, and to have truly unique weddings that speak to their interests and passions. I have been to a lot of weddings in my life, and have seen the same invitations, decor, food, and flowers done over and over again. There are many reasons for the "cookie-cutter wedding phenomenon", which I'll touch on below, but I truly believe that your wedding should be reflective of yours and your fiance's personalities. |
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