Weddings are A HUGE investment of time and money. We 100% agree. Our advice as a  professional wedding planner and photographer? Don’t waste your time and money on the things that your guests don’t care about. And trust us - there are things they don’t care about. In fact, in this episode, we list 7 things your wedding guests don’t care about… and 1 thing they absolutely do. Spoiler alert: Joe and Tessa are NOT on the same page about what guests care about so listen in, and let us know what you think. Are you Team Joe? Or Team Tessa?

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The 7 Things Your Wedding Guests Don’t Care About

• Your guests don’t care about fancy invitations: People are opting to send online invitations, however traditional, formal weddings still prefer real invitations. JOE’s TIP: Print 1 copy of your invitation suite for photos, that’s it. 
• Your guests don’t care about favors and welcome bags: Welcome bags tend to have a lot of trinkets that no one wants or needs. Does anyone need another canvas tote? Save your money, save the planet. TESSA’S TIP ON FAVORS: If you want favors, choose food vs custom items. Keep it simple - Reeses peanut butter cups as favors? HELL YES! Don’t spend a lot of money on items your guests won’t appreciate, like wooden dolphins. (Listen to the episode for the full story… IYKYK)
• Your guests don’t care about your choreographed first dance: While you and your significant other care about the first dance, your guests won’t care. Do it if you want it, but your guests will be fine either way.
• Your guests don’t care about your slideshow: Things can go very wrong with a 15-20 minute slideshow. It’s long, guests get bored, and are only looking for themselves in pictures. JOE’S TIP: Run the slideshow in a corner, or during dinner, so guests can passively watch it.
• Your guests don’t care about cake: According to Joe, your guests don’t like or don’t want to eat the wedding cake. Tessa completely disagrees. TESSA’S TIP: Cut your cake earlier in the evening so guests can eat it for dessert.
• Your guests don’t care about your guest book: Traditional guests books aren’t necessary anymore - we don’t need addresses! Signature guest books, posters to sign, jenga blocks, etc are important to the couple, not to the guests. 
• Your guests don’t care about the bouquet toss and garter toss: Guests don’t want to catch the bouquet or garter, it’s awkward. 

What Your Wedding Guests DO Care About
TESSA’S TIP AS A WEDDING PLANNER: Your guests will care about assigned seating. It removes the awkwardness of trying to find a seat, putting grandma at a table in the front, and making sure everyone has a place.
JOE'S TIP AS A WEDDING PRO: Uncle Jerry doesn't care about assigned seating... he's way more concerned about what's on the buffet.
 
So what do you think... Are you Team Tessa? Or Team Joe?

MORAL OF THE STORY
Weddings are expensive. Spend your money on the things that are important to YOU. Focus your time and energy on

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We’re saying goodbye to 2022, and hello to 2023 with our predictions on what wedding trends we’ll be seeing this year. As a professional wedding planner and photographer, we’ve been to a TON of weddings last year (#craziestbusiestyearever) so we’ve got some strong opinions about what’s hot (and what’s not) for 2023.

Hint: Viva magenta! And periwinkle? We barely knew you.
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What’s In - and Out - Our 2023 Wedding Trends
2023 is such a unique year - we’re coming out of 2+ years with COVID restrictions so you’re seeing a huge shift between couples who are ready to celebrate, and couples who are still easing their way back to normal. Our list of trends reflects both. 

• WHAT’S IN - Smaller, more intimate weddings. People were forced to downsize during the pandemic, but the trend is still (and will continue to be) popular! Having more $$ to spend on your guests, creating a more intimate experience is huge in 2023.
• WHAT’S IN - Flash and film photography. People are OBSESSED with poppy, colorful photography, thanks to TikTok and Instagram. Social media is playing a huge part in photo styles this year. (Bonus: disposable cameras are back!)
• WHAT’S IN - Social Media is here to stay. TikTok, Instagram and Pinterest will still be major sources for inspiration, tips, advice and *also* for finding and booking vendors.
• WHAT’S IN - Bright colors are IN! The Pantone color of 2023 is Magenta, and we predict weddings leaning into bold, bright color palettes. 
• WHAT’S IN - Embroidered everything. Gloves, veils, dresses - this trend is hot right now because it’s so visually appealing, totally social media worthy! 
• FUN FACTS: Tessa wears driving gloves and Joe wears Toms with socks.
• WHAT’S IN - Venmo and Cashless Registries. Storytime: When Tessa got married she didn’t change her name for about 6 months, so all the checks addressed to her married name couldn’t be deposited until after she changed her name!
• WHAT’S IN - Private Last Dance, Private Vows. Finding some quality time alone on your wedding day is trending, big time. FACT: Joe hates the private last dance (he says it’s awkward) and votes for a big send off instead. Tessa’s suggestion - do a private first dance before the reception doors open. 
• WHAT’S IN - Afterparties. Couples are enjoying the post reception celebration. Tessa’s tip: If you take the after party elsewhere and you’re in your wedding dress - people will buy you drinks all night! Joe’s tip: Keep the part going with a welcome dinner and after party - do both!
• WHAT’S OUT - Large, uniform wedding parties. Keep your wedding party smaller, or have them sit during the ceremony. Don’t be afraid to mix genders in your wedding party.
• WHAT’S OUT - Welcome bags and wedding favors. You spend a lot of money on these items and not everyone appreciates them, it also creates unnecessary waste. Is it worth it?

Links and Musings from this Episode:

• Pantone Color of the Year and

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Have you ever sat through a wedding reception that felt like it was never going to end? Long, boring speeches, uncle telling inappropriate jokes, and weird pauses throughout the program can totally kill your wedding vibe! This is why we’re so excited to have Hawaii-based, professional MC, Nolan Hong, sharing his advice and tips on ways to make your wedding reception seamless and fun.

Question: What do you get when 3 wedding experts - a professional wedding planner, photographer and MC - get together and chat?

Answer: An episode packed with tips, advice, and semi-funny jokes (from Joe).

Brides, grooms, family and friends - this is a great episode for you!

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Introducing: Nolan Hong, Professional MC

• According to Nolan, a wedding MC is like an orchestra conductor, responsible for the flow of the program. Their job is to cater to the couple's vision, not to be a performer or comedian.
• Professional MC vs a friend/family member:
• Professionals - have a lot more experience, can adapt and troubleshoot, and match the vibe of the couple and the audience. If timing shifts, if someone says the wrong thing, pros can quickly adjust. 
• Pros will also stall if dinner is running behind, the same day edit needs more time, or any other timing issues arise. 
• Friend/family members - if they’re not experienced, they might not be able to read the vibe as well as a pro, and not be able to troubleshoot or react to situations that arise.
• Family members want to celebrate with the guests, and can often have inside jokes that others might not understand.
• PRO TIP: never let the audience know that anything’s wrong - it takes them out of the moment.
• PRO TIP: if you want everyone to feel included, the MC needs to also be included. Pay attention to the speeches and what’s going on so people feel like he’s there in the conversation.
• Work with your MC and vendors to create a timeline that works for everyone.
• A fun twist on tradition - whenever guests clink glasses, the couple draws another couple’s name to kiss, then the newlyweds copy the kiss.
• Shoelywed game pros and cons - Joe LOVES the game, Tessa HATES that you’re holding a stinky shoe, and you don’t get to see what your partner answers! Nolan engages the audience to ask their thoughts, get their reactions.
• Speeches - is there an ideal number? At least one from each side, Nolan’s ideal is 2 each, 5 min MAX. In general, it’s better to have a prepared speech unless you’re great at impromptu speaking.
• FUN FACT: Joe MC’ed a wedding! Tessa has not… Does anyone want Tessa to MC their wedding? Anyone?

Links and Musings from this Episode:

• Find Nolan on IG and Facebook @thenolanhong and web - nolanhong.com

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Do you know anyone who’s been married 3x… to the same person? We do, and we’re EXCITED to welcome them as our very first guests. Megan and Andrew Tran have a wedding videography company together (@redefinedweddings), he also does commercial videography (@redefinedfilms) and co-hosts a podcast (@uncut_hawaii)! From being wedding vendors to a wedding couple, Megan and Andrew will share their professional and personal advice about planning a destination wedding.

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Introducing: Megan and Andrew Tran of Redefined Weddings

• 3 weddings, oh my! Wedding #1 - a small, local wedding so grandparents could attend, Wedding #2 - Las Vegas, with Elvis during their bachelor/bachelorette weekend, Wedding #3 - Italy, in a private villa with 36 of their closest family and friends!
• Real wedding perspective from a couple who works in the industry:
• Actually going through the wedding planning process was an eye opener, looking at it from a couple’s perspective (not as vendors).
• Your wedding day goes by in a blur - prioritize capturing all the moments you might miss (you can’t be everyone at the same time).
• For destination weddings, prioritize the entire experience - welcome dinner, wedding, post wedding events - and document it all with photo/video!
• It’s easy to get lost trying to make everyone happy, but make this experience special to you, and represent who you are as a couple.
• Favorite moments in Italy? M: The fluidity of the wedding day - natural transitions from each part of the day, largely due to their live, acoustic, moving band. A: The welcome dinner - it was the first time everyone was able to gather together, be fully present, and have fun!
• Best advice to share with couples planning a destination wedding:
• M: Hire a wedding planner/coordinator that lives in your destination location! They have all the knowledge that you don’t.
• M+A: Trust your vendors and select vendors that you VIBE with - you need to get along with them since they’ll be with you all day long.
• A: A destination wedding isn’t just one day - it’s an experience so be sure to think about all the activities that happen before/after your wedding day. It was so worth it to get photo/video to cover the entire week vs just the wedding day.
• So, do we hire local vendors or fly in our own team? Definitely hire a local wedding planner - they’re the resource you need for your destination. For your other vendors, hire the one that you vibe/connect with the most!
• PRO TIP: Getting married abroad is difficult, so consider getting married locally, then having an unofficial ceremony overseas.
• PRO TIP: If you’re able, go to the destination location the year before to see the venue and weather, meet your vendors, taste the food. It makes it real and gives you something to look forward to.
• Fun add ons: M+A wanted CO2 cannons, a champagne tower, a choreographed dance, and a sparkler exit.

M+A mentioned these wedding vendors:

• Tuscany Wedding Planner @weddingsintuscany
• Venue @mont

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Welcome to our first episode of Season 2!
Did you know that there’s an actual “proposal season” - and it’s officially begun! From Thanksgiving through Valentines, more couples will get engaged than any other time of the year. Call it romantic, call it memorable, or (in Joe’s words), call it a way to bundle an engagement ring and Christmas present in one. Whatever you call it, we’re here for it! In the episode, we take it a step further… you’re engaged, now what?

It’s a big deal to take that first step and propose, but then comes a slew of questions from you friends and family: When’s the wedding? Where’s it going to be? Am I a bridesmaid? Brides and grooms - stop, breathe, and take a step back. Planning a wedding is a huge next step, so listen in for advice from a professional wedding planner and photographer on what to do immediately after you get engaged, and how to navigate your engagement. Whether you’re planning a small destination wedding in Hawaii, or a huge local wedding in LA, our expert advice will set you up for wedding planning success!

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You’re Engaged… Now What? 

• FUN FACT: Christmas is the most popular day to propose. When did you propose?
• DO: Tell your closest friends and family before posting on social media. Or take some time before you tell ANYONE so you can enjoy your engagement alone.
• Do you ask parents permission anymore before proposing? Or do you ask for their blessing after the engagement happens?
• DO: Take care of your ring! Get your ring insured, and get it resized ASAP. Also, get a manicure - you’re going to take tons of photos with that bling!
• TRUE STORY: Joe had a couple that did an underwater shoot… and she lost her ring! Thank goodness it was insured.
• DO: When you’re ready to begin, start here: location, budget, and guest count.
• Location: Where in the world do you want to get married? Are you thinking about a local or destination wedding?
• JOE’S BRO TIP: Bundle your wedding destination and honeymoon in one!
• TESSA’S TIP: Your wedding ring DOES NOT double as a Christmas gift!
• Budget: How much do you want to spend, and how much can you afford? Check out Episode 9 for our budget tips.
• JOE’S BONUS TIP: Guys, be involved in the process! It makes the wedding a reflection of the couple, not just one person’s wedding.
• DO: Consider your venue and date simultaneously.
• Your venue will create the theme and vibe of the wedding. 
• Date: How do you choose your wedding date?
• There are popular dates that everyone wants (for example 12-02-2021, which is a palindrome and ambigram)
• In Asian cultures, numbers have significance - check with your family before booking your wedding.
• DO: Hire a wedding planner to keep the planning as stress free as possible.
• TESSA’S BIG DON’T: Don’t panic and immediately start booking vendors - it’s a huge waste of money and not the smartest decision.
• Finally… listen to Unveiling Paradise for all of our advice,

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Episode Summary
WE DID IT! We made it to the last episode of season 1 and we’re rounding up some great advice from former couples. As a professional photographer and wedding planner in a very popular destination wedding market, we think we know everything (KIDDING!), but for this episode, we turned to some of our real life couples to get honest feedback and advice for future couples.

Episode Notes
We asked some former couples an important question: “What advice would you give to someone planning a destination wedding” and boy did they answer! We have 10 useful tips and pieces of advice from our former brides, grooms and even their family and friends. Some of these tips are obvious, and others… not as much! Tune in to the last episode of the season to hear all the great advice.

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What advice would you give to someone planning a destination wedding?

• Destination weddings will often be much smaller than a local wedding, so invite everyone you want and expect and plan for fallout.
• If you hire locally, you may not have the luxury of meeting them beforehand so find vendors you trust.
• At the same time, you can save money by hiring local vendors.
• Plan additional events before and after the wedding to keep the party going.
• Plan ahead and research local marriage requirements. You don’t want any surprises!
• Expect to run into your guests post-wedding. PRO TIP: Start your honeymoon a little early if you don’t want to tiptoe around your nosy aunt.
• Add little surprises for your guests to create the ultimate experience.
• Be aware of the currency and how it’s doing against the USD. 
• Always carry (never check) your dress.
• If cost is going to be an issue, set a real budget and be prepared for the wedding to cost more than you expect.

Links and Musings from this Episode:

• Refer back to Episode 2 (smaller guest counts are better than larger guest counts)
• Refer back to Episode 3 (hiring a local vendor vs bringing your own)
• Refer back to Episode 9 (creating the perfect budget for your wedding)

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Episode Summary
We take on our favorite US-based destination locations in this episode. Being a professional wedding planner and photographer in Hawaii - it’s assumed Hawaii will make the list. Does it? Find out this answers and more in this episode. Tune in to hear Joe and I share our professional advice, and list our favorite locations for a destination wedding in the United States. 

Episode Notes
From tranquil and peaceful, to chic and rustic and everything in between - the United States has something for every wedding. What vibe are you looking for with your destination wedding? As a professional photographer, Joe is DYING to shoot at the Neon Graveyard in Las Vegas. As a self-proclaimed alcoholic, I love the idea of a wedding in a winery. The destination you choose will 100% set the tone for your wedding, so do your homework and select wisely! Brides, grooms, friends and family - this episode is a great starting place for your destination wedding planning.

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Exploring the Best Locations for Destination Weddings in the United States

• What’s your wedding vibe, and how do you want your wedding guests to feel? There’s a US-based wedding venue for you!
• Las Vegas =  24/7 nonstop party
• Sedona, Vail, Beaver Creek = Peace and tranquility
• Newport, RI=  Classy and upscale
• Wine Country (Napa, Temecula) = Rustic and chic
• HAWAII = Tropical and amazing, the BEST location for weddings. In my opinion :)

Links and Musings from this Episode:

• Elvis Chapels no more? 
• On Joe’s bucket list - Neon Sign Graveyard 
• The first hotel in Waikiki is the historic Moana Surfrider
• Fun Fact: You can get married at a chapel in the Mall of America
• Epic New York wedding venues

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Episode Summary
We say it all the time - after your wedding is over, the only thing you’ll have left are your wedding photos. Wedding photography is a huge part of your wedding, so we’re THRILLED to have our very own, in-house professional wedding and adventure photographer, Joe, give us some insight about wedding photography. Tune in to hear his advice and our thoughts on ways to make your wedding day - and wedding photography - picture perfect.

Episode Notes
In this episode, Joe and I talk about what to consider when choosing a photographer, then go through some of our favorite photography tips. Although Joe is our resident expert, as a wedding planner, I have some very strong feelings about how specific photo elements can make or break a wedding. Unplugged weddings? YES! Table pics during dinner? NO. Brides, grooms, family (especially family!) and friends - you need to listen to this episode.

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Ins and Out of Wedding Photography

• What should I consider when choosing a photographer? Style, coverage, personality
• Get the biggest room possible for getting ready in the morning.
• If you’re up to it, do a first look so you can spend time with your family and friends.
• Do the unplugged wedding.
• Keep your photo list light, and let us do our thing.
• Don’t do table pics - or get creative with them! Don’t spend your entire dinner trying to get pics with a table of your mom’s work friends.
• Trust your photographer - you get what you pay for.

Links to stories mentioned:

• Photographer Deletes Wedding Photos (PSA: This wasn't Joe!)

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Traditions are made to be broken… or are they? In today’s episode, we explore 10 wedding traditions that have been around for hundreds of years. Some of them are changing and adapting, and others have stayed the same, and are still a big part of modern weddings. Listen in and see which traditions you’d keep, and which ones you plan to leave at the altar.

Fake history, dry cake, and sword fights - what do these 3 things all have in common? We talk about all of them (and more) in today’s episode! Wedding traditions are deeply rooted in how we celebrate marriage, but often they’re kept without understanding WHY we do what we do. Do you know why the groom traditionally stands on the right side of the bride? Or why do brides wear white? Joe and I will explore the history of why we do what we do at weddings, and which of these wedding traditions are a “keep” or “ditch”.

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10 Wedding Traditions - Are You Planning to Keep or Ditch?

1. Not seeing each other before the ceremony
2. The bride must wear a white wedding dress
3. Wearing/exchanging wedding rings
4. Having a wedding cake
5. Bouquet and Garter Toss
6. Tossing rice after the couple says I DO
7. Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue (and a sixpence in your shoe)
8. Having a champagne toast during speeches
9. Having a wedding party AND having them wear matching outfits
10. Why does the groom stand on the right side of the bride?

Links and Miscellaneous Thoughts from this Episode:

• If you see each other before the ceremony, it’s called a first look. Listen to Episode 8 to hear our pros and cons of doing a first look.
• The bride must wear a white wedding dress - where did this tradition come from? Celebrities have been fighting this tradition for years - Chrissy Teigan, Sophia Bush and Angelina Jolie all did something a little different.
• It’s not fake history! Check out the history behind some wedding traditions: Wearing/exchanging wedding rings, Having a wedding cake, Bouquet and Garter Toss
• Tossing rice is dated - check out some fun, new alternatives HERE.
• Cheers to the newlyweds with shots!
• Wedding party drama nowadays is NOTHING compared to back in the days: Having a wedding party AND having them wear matching outfits,

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Episode Summary
In my opinion (and I’m sure Joe’s opinion, too!), wedding planners are the glue that holds your wedding together. Tune in to this episode to learn the differences between coordinators and planners, why hiring a wedding planner is a smart idea, and 5 things wedding planners wish you knew.

Episode Notes
In this episode, we take a high level look at wedding planning. Specifically, why wedding planners are so important for a stress-free wedding for everyone - brides, grooms, family, friends and vendors. I share my experience as a professional wedding planner, and Joe gets his chance to shine as our resident expert, since as a professional photographer, he works with so many wedding planners and coordinators.

Full disclosure: Our goal for this episode is to share our points of view of wedding planning and coordination. Every wedding planner has a different view of their role at a wedding - this is just one of many. 

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Rules of Engagement for the Perfect Budget

• We’re not all the same: Hire the right planner for your wedding.
• We don’t know everything, so TRUST is key in a good client + wedding planner relationship.
• Social media is a starting point, not the end all. 
• WE GOT YOU! Wedding planners are here for you in every possible way. 
• We’re humans, too. 

Links and Miscellaneous Thoughts from this Episode:

• There are a range of wedding planning/coordination from full service planning to day of coordination. When booking services, make sure you understand your personal needs, and find someone who can fit what you’re looking for.
• We’re not all the same so be sure to book the right company for your needs.
• Trust your wedding planner to take care of you, troubleshoot anything that arises during your wedding planning, and give them space to be creative for you.
• Use social media as a starting point, but understand that a lot of what you see is staged, and might not be applicable to your wedding. Social media is imitation, not inspiration.
• The big one - WE GOT YOU. Your wedding planners are here to be your hype squad, the fixers of all things, and anything else you need us to be.
• What’s in our kit - reels link
• Treat your wedding planners (and your entire wedding vendor team) with kindness. I promise, it will go a long way. 

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