Maddison Wallace

There is a moment when you know someone belongs in your wedding party. It might be the friend who has been beside you through everything, or the sister…

Planning a wedding backward is the only way to plan it correctly. The question is never “when should I start thinking about invitations?” The question is…

The night before a wedding, the couple runs through the ceremony once and then sits down to eat with the people closest to them. Simple in theory. Then…

Someone in your family just got engaged, and now two conversations are happening simultaneously in two different households. One conversation is about…

Building a wedding color palette usually starts the same way: hundreds of saved pins, a dozen palettes that all look right, and then no clear path to a…

You have 28 guests. The venue quotes a 60-person minimum. You can pay for the difference, they explain, which brings your per-head cost to roughly double…

The per-guest problem usually shows up with the first catering quote. The estimate is not “$X for the event.” It is “$Y per head,” and suddenly the…

You got married. Just the two of you, or maybe with a single witness and a photographer, somewhere that meant something to you. Now you are home, and the…

Eloping in Australia is entirely legal. You can marry at sunrise on a beach, in a national park, on a private vineyard, or anywhere else in the country….

A wedding website is useful. But it does not replace everything, and the couples who learn that late are the ones who get a call from Grandma at 7pm…