Setting The Stage

For The Start of Something Beautiful

Hindsight is 20/20; the regret most frequently expressed by newlyweds who
did not engage a wedding planner is exactly that; not having engaged a wedding
planner. The emotional intensity — in the days preceding the wedding, and in the
moment amidst the celebrations — can be overwhelming. The presence of a
confidant, an apt word, can be a blessed assurance in the midst of the tempest.
An objective third party who is not lost in the euphoria.

Marrying couples also forget that the event is about them, it is their wedding. The
“act” of getting married is consummated by two persons, and the guests are there
participating in celebrating the consummation. Instead of basking in the rapture of
that perfect day, the bride and the groom are consumed and caught up in the thick
of things, making thin their own day, and the memories.

Wedding Acts, in celebrating a decade of making weddings beautiful, understands
the method to the madness in preparing for your big day. In that madness,

          We provide structure;
          We provide strength;
          We provide steadfastness.

Let us make your wedding some kind of wonderful,

          One that celebrates marriage;
          One that celebrates newness;
          One that celebrates two becoming one.

Wedding Acts, setting the stage for the start of something beautiful.