Is a wedding, a wedding, a wedding?

I was fortunate to see a wedding in Texas this past weekend. It was nothing spectacular, just an average wedding, but very nice none-the-less. The bride wore the obligatory white, puffy ball gown wedding dress, the bridesmaids all in pink, the men in black tuxedos and the usual decorated venue with balloons, streamers, a lighted backdrop, simple catered meal, party favors, and dancing. Nothing out of the ordinary, nothing to stand out, just your average wedding. Put the dress on a different bride and the men in black tuxedos and you could be describing over half the weddings in the United States.

There is nothing wrong with this---if you are satisfied with the ordinary. But what if you could elevate your wedding to an entirely different level? Something that was unique, special, memorable, and totally your own? It doesn't take an unlimited bank account, just imagination to create something that has your individual stamp of style written all over it.

Your guests really don 't need to be invited to yet another "wedding." Remember, they have been invited to many of them---same style, just different people and colors. Your creative style and brand can make your wedding stand out from the crowd; make your guests take notice and give them something to talk about and remember for years to come.