To obtain a marriage license, you need to know the requirements for the state you are getting married in. Here are the easy steps to getting legally wed in Oregon. Step 1: Visit your county Clerk’s office. You can go to any County Clerks office in the state if you plan to get married anywhereContinue reading “Making it Official”
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Helping the environment with your wedding flower choices
English Ivy is a noxious weed, yet still many Portland area homes incorporate English Ivy in their landscaping. The reason it is considered a dangerous pest – the birds spread their seeds to our local urban forest, and those seedlings turn to vines that crawl up our deciduous trees. A bare tree in winter canContinue reading “Helping the environment with your wedding flower choices”
Your guests are not going to put their phones away. So now what?
We’ve read a lot of blog posts lately about all the ways you can try to get your guests to put their phones away at your wedding. So as the parents of teenagers, let us tell you the only way to get them to put their phones away is to take them, put them inContinue reading “Your guests are not going to put their phones away. So now what?”
2017 Rustic Chic Farm and Vineyard Weddings
Money-saving tips for planning a trendy rustic chic farm or vineyard wedding
Personally, We Think The Ceremony Is The Most Important Part
There are many reasons couples turn to a friend or loved one to officiate their wedding: They don’t belong to a specific church or feel attached to a specific clergy member; our kids’ fourth birthdays are a big spectacle why wouldn’t our wedding ceremony be something to remember and completely unique; it only takes aContinue reading “Personally, We Think The Ceremony Is The Most Important Part”
To Elope, or Not To Elope…That Is The Question
Many Modern couples are opting to get married in a courthouse with just a handful of people, or elope somewhere non-traditional and special to them, in lieu of a large church ceremony. Millennials do not have the same attachment to a Church their parents or GenXers may have had, so a religious ceremony is not aContinue reading “To Elope, or Not To Elope…That Is The Question”
