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Wedding receptions are decorated inexpensively with candles and supplies bought in bulk. Decorate a wedding reception on a budget with tips from an event coordinator in this free wedding planning video. …

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PLEASE HELP!!!!! my friend is getting married on the 23rd of this month and she has designated me as the wedding planner. at first we were just going to go to dinner afterwards, but now she wants a reception. does anyone know of any place in indianapolis, indiana that i could hold the reception at that is not that expensive. i need to find somewhere asap because i am running out of time

Indianapolis Yacht Club on Fall Creek Road in Fishers/Geist. Phone is (317) 335-2582. Talk to Connie.

I know this sounds expensive but think about it. Very limited water in Indiana….not many yachts….they need the business.

Also, MBP does the catering and their food is very good. Darryl the owners husband is a great guy and will take good care of your guests.

 

Here are some simple uses for table skirting when decorating for a wedding or reception. …

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I am planning and orchestrating my wedding without a "wedding planner", to save money. I am having the wedding and reception at the same place and need to know how to time everything so that it isn't confusing or unorganized to guests. I have enlisted a friend to act as a coordinator the day of the wedding….

if you have hired a DJ (s)he should have a few examples from previous weddings.

here is a timeline from the last wedding i did:

5pm guests arrive
5:30pm ceremony begins
-groom and officiant take their place
-seating of the mothers
-bridal party enters
-bride escorted by father
-welcome words from officant
-service
-lighting of candles
-vows/rings
-pronouncement
-bride and groom exit followed by party and guests

6:20- 6:730 guests arrive at the ceremony location/ cocktail hour
6:20-7:30pm photos for B&G and bridal party
7:30pm bridal party is announced by the DJ
7:35pm Bride and Groom are announced for the 1st time- head straight to the dance floor for 1st dance
7:45 Bride and Groom are seated
-best man and maid of honour toasts
-any misc. toasts from family/guests

7:55pm Bride and Groom get their dinner
8:00pm dinner buffet open to guests
8-8:45 classy music for dining
8:45 start music for dancing
9pm money dance
9:30 cut cake
9:45 bouquet toss
10pm garter toss
dancing
11pm last song.

Hope this helps you start a timeline.
Best wishes :D

 

Reception entertainment at green weddings should be energy-efficient. Choose entertainment for a green wedding with tips from a professional event planner in this free video on green wedding planning.

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Creating a seating chart for a wedding reception involves placing people from different families together to encourage mingling and keeping the children away from the bar. Set up a seating chart after receiving all RSVPs with helpful advice from a certified wedding planner in this free video on weddings.

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I am running way behind… I think. Still gotta lose the weight, pick the date, locale, everything for the wedding a reception.

Wedding planner sounds nice, but I am not trying to spend a ton of money. Have you had experiences with them? How much did you pay?

Congrats on your engagement. In my opinion, you do not need a wedding planner. I am engaged myself with my very own wedding comming up in oct 07. the best advice i can give you is the very same my sister gave me. Buy a wedding planner book or diary or even google a wedding planner (there are free versions you can download) and deal with first things first like church and reception. most decent places have websites, so you can view without actually having to go out there. Then make a short list of your favourites about 4 - 5 (you can do this from churches and receptions right down to make up artists and bridal gown retailers) and then give them a call and arrange a viewing / appointment. Then once you have found the one you prefer… book it and stop looking…move on to the next thing Eg…. once you have found a church you like, book it and then stop looking at other churches…start looking at the next thing on your checklist. Otherwise… you will overwhelm yourself and confuse yourself a whole lot more. Have confidence in your own choices and decisions and pocket the cash you would have spent on a wedding planner! Besides Planning your wedding is all of the fun!, why give that responsibility to a complete stranger!

 

To choose appetizers for a wedding reception, think of something everyone will enjoy that is easy to eat, like shrimp tail, or an ethnic dish that reflects the family’s background. Create a large appetizer display for guests during the tail hour with helpful advice from a certified wedding planner in this free video on weddings.

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Bride's Planner

This contemporary, spiral-bound planner has 64 pages to help keep all the details of the reception, wedding attire, stationery, photography, flowers, guests and gifts, honeymoon and much more organized. Some features include a fill-in-the-blank expense report, a wedding party and service address book, a 2007-2012 calendar and space in back for notes. Brides will love using this classy planner to stay organized! Its turquoise and brown cover features shiny polka dots and a rhinestone as the bride’s engagement ring. 6″ x 7 1/2″. (Pen not included.)

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I would like to know for experienced wedding planners/event planners, what type of fabric,equipment and tools do you need to drape the ceiling and walls for a wedding reception or any event? I am really looking for the right fabric and what is actually keeping the draping up and swagging from the ceiling. Thanks

Aside from using rods along the ceiling, you would need to have LOTS of money to afford the fabric. In this economy, what a waste.