You need a planner who can manage logistics, anticipate your needs, and lead creatively and clearly. Someone who can interpret floor plans and service timelines just as easily as they can interpret your vision. Someone as comfortable negotiating with vendors as they are fluffing your dress.

Design is part of it, but execution is everything.

A true planner sees your wedding as more than a party. They see it as a live production that needs direction, precision, and heart. The right one won't just bring your vision to life; they'll protect it, elevate it, and ensure you enjoy it.

Everyone talks about the "average" wedding cost being $35K, which barely covers catering in many cities. This blog breaks down what weddings really cost, why pricing varies so much, and how your guest list drives every decision. Whether you're planning an intimate celebration or a grand affair, get honest, judgment-free insight to help you build a wedding budget that actually works.

When you think of "wedding planning," chances are the groom isn't the first person to come to mind as the one obsessing over napkin textures or cake fillings. But here's the thing: your wedding should reflect both of you. And while it's totally okay if your fiancé isn't swooning over stationery suites, there are ways to get him genuinely excited—and even enthusiastic—about the planning process.

The h&b crew believes weddings are better (and a lot more fun) when both partners feel seen and celebrated. Here's how to get your groom involved—without forcing him into the linen sample spiral (unless that's his thing).

Life is short and unpredictable. Eat the dessert first! You and your beloved will cut the wedding cake together before sharing it with your closest family and friends. It’s a moment you’ll want to be as memorable as possible.

You’re ready to tie the knot while the leaves change colors? An autumn date can be the perfect season for love, especially if you enjoy the crisp air and warm mugs. But before you send out your Save the Dates, here are a few things to consider when planning a fall wedding.

We’re not going to pretend like that just because events are back and happening just as they were before that things are peachy. If you are reading this, it’s probably likely you’re considering getting married perhaps next year, or the year after, but you’re likely asking yourself

So, you’re dealing unfortunate situation unexpectedly where your wedding venue has closed, we have news for you, all is not lost.

If you spent months before your engagement trolling wedding boards to get yourself prepared, you haven’t even scratched the service. Here is where you get to know the reality of wedding planning. Well, we’re here to tell you the 5 main truths.