Happy Thanksgiving!
An Event To Remember LLC is so thankful for the opportunity to help so many brides make their wedding dreams come true.  We are thankful for every bride we have had and will have the pleasure of working with.  I truly believe that I have had the privilege of working with some awesome brides and their families and look forward to continuing to help brides turn their dreams into reality.  Happy Thanksgiving to each and every one of you and thank you so much for helping to make An Event To Remember LLC the business that it is today. Warm wedding wishes, Calandra TerryHuntsville AL wedding planner

Part four of the Conflict series by the Hub (Song of Solomon)
"The Hub" is the new name for Song of Solomon. Please add us to your safe senders list. Marriage is Worth Some Conflict: Conflict Series Part IV One of the strangest verses in the en

Conflict Resolution
I wanted to share an interesting series that was sent to me from The Hub (Song of Solomon) on Conflict Resolution. Tommy Neslon: Are You Pressing for a Victory or a Resolution? Conflict Series - Part 1We'll take a break over the next few weeks from our Courtship series to discuss another important topic: Conflict. Back in the early 1980s, my wife, Teresa, and I were in Oklahoma City where

Wow! Thanksgiving...
Wow! Thanksgiving is almost here. I was just having the where are you spending the holidays conversation with one of my brides. The holidays are such an important time for families and I think for future brides you need to make sure you and your fiance have the conversation about where holidays will be spent before you get married. Don't just assume make sure you guys have a clear understanding where you will spend Thanksgiving and Christmas every year. You might even want to talk about what the plan will be when you have children. Keep in mind things can change and make sure you allow room for flexibility in case something special comes up. I think the more you guys have ironed out

He asked, you said yes! Now what? "K"
So many times during the planning process the question arises "What about the Kids?"  I have several thoughts about kids at weddings and receptions.  My first thought is "PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE make sure you are using children who are old enough to walk down the aisle, follow instructions and stand still as your ring bearer and flower girls.  Yes, I understand that you might have a cute two year old in your life.  Unless that two year old is you or your fiance's personal child please do not put them in the bridal party; all they are going to do is cause distractions that will take away from the ceremony.