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Rhoad to the Altar: Do’s and don’ts of wedding invitations
Courtesy of Flickr user William Arthur Fine StationeryYour wedding invitations make quite an impression because they are the first look your guests will have into your big day. They set the tone and...
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Rhoad to the Altar: How to book hotel rooms for wedding guests
Courtesy of Flickr user glenngouldWouldn’t it be fun to just shack up and have a pre-wedding slumber party? Who needs separate hotel rooms? When your wedding guests have to travel eight hours to see...
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Rhoad to the Altar: What is an unplugged wedding
I’m always that person standing in the aisle at weddings, trying to get a great shot of the couple kissing … and probably ruining it for the professional photographer they spent thousands of dollars...
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Rhoad to the Altar: Bouquets made easy and a little family time
My mom, center, and my aunt made the eight-hour trek from Ohio for a few days to come help with wedding stuff. I can’t thank them enough! Who else has a family that would drive 16 hours roundtrip to...
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Rhoad to the Altar: Perfect wedding photos take time
Of course we had to stop for Jeni’s Ice Cream during my bachelorette party in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Remember me? I’m back after a small hiatus. Between work and traveling home for my shower/mustache...
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Rhoad to the Altar: Playing a little wedding musical chairs
DAILY RECORD/SUNDAY NEWS — ABBY RHOADFor me, writing everything out and spreading the tables out on the floor was the easiest way to plan our seating chart. How do you come up with a seating chart for...
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Rhoad to the Altar: The most important part of wedding planning is each other
DAILY RECORD/SUNDAY NEWS — ABBY RHOADWhile wedding planning has its ups and downs, don’t forget about the most important part: each other. Plan together, problem solve together and use this experience...
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Rhoad to the Altar: How to make your own wedding hair fascinator
I wanted to make a fascinator, or a hair accessory, to wear during the reception after I take off my veil. This was the final product. Seven days and counting! Last week was a big week for me: We...
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Rhoad to the Altar: It’s almost wedding day
We had a couple empty window panes in our seating chart, so I designed this and used a chalk pen to draw it on. Two days to go! I can’t believe the wedding is this Sunday. The past year has flown by,...
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Rhoad to the Altar: Big day here and gone in a flash
Courtesy of Kate HarmonI can’t believe the big day is here and gone! When people say it goes fast, they aren’t kidding. I can’t believe it’s all over. When we got back from our honeymoon in San...
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