When we are hired as wedding coordinators, there are a few things we have noticed over the years that are hands down, the most popular forgotten items until we come on board to remind them. They are small, not huge, but commonly forgotten. We are here today to help you add these to your radar now, rather than later, and prevent some oopsies on the big day!

Looking for ways to get creative for your wedding day? Maybe you’re looking for a little extra color inspiration to help break from the mold of traditional wedding day color palettes trending across Pinterest? We have a colorful + textured micro-wedding inspiration at a new Texas Wedding venue outside of Houston called Arrowhead Hill. From a hand-painted custom linen to a firework show ending, you won’t want to miss this video!

Living in Texas, we are naturally surrounded by a lot rustic venues in various styles. Specializing in bohemian dreams, we have rounded up our top 3 favorite wedding venues right here in Bryan/College Station, Texas that are perfect for Bohemian and Whimsical wedding vibes! Get ready to check wedding venue off your checklist!

Our colorful Anthro-bride Kathleen was the perfect planning and design client to kick off our 2020 year celebrating! Her bridal portraits took place at a family friends historical Victorian home in downtown Bryan, Texas, and then continued on to the Texas A&M campus. Kathleen’s vivacious personality paired perfectly with her vibrant bouquet and made for such gorgeous and timeless bridal portraits!

Looking for place setting inspiration? Whether you want to see just a simple waterfall napkin to full custom stoneware place settings - we have an inspiration packed blog post for all your wedding day tabletop and place setting needs!

One of the most difficult parts of designing a wedding is so often taking the ideas in your head and translating them into something cohesive, tangible and visible. Not everyone visualizes the same thing - one person may see coral where another sees peach, a blue and white wedding to one can translate into velvet blue linens with all white floral and another could see all white linens with blue napkins, goblets and pops of blue floral, and I can’t even tell you how many times people have referenced the color turquoise, when they really meant teal. Even when showing inspiration images of something like bouquets it can be easily misinterpreted, one may see textures and shape, where another focuses on specific blooms and colors. Come see how our wedding design transitioned from mock-up to wedding day!