Bridal Blog

The idea of registering for whatever you want at face value sounds like a dream. This is oftentimes until you become overwhelmed with options. Whether you are a younger bride who has yet to build a home, or just have yet to nail down your own interior taste, here are some things to consider when discovering your design style as you register for your wedding. 

We’ve all been to a wedding where the couple is hard to buy for. Whether they already have a well-stocked home, have lived together a long time already, are entering a second marriage, or whatever the case may be, some couples can require a little more thinking when it comes to purchasing an appropriate wedding gift.

A best practice for after your wedding is writing thank-you cards--even in 2025. This is to foster a stronger connection with your guests through expressing gratitude, reassuring your guests that you received their gift, and offering them a keepsake they'll hold on to and remember your wedding by for many years to come. 

Burying the bourbon is a uniquely southern tradition that is suspicioned to ensure beautiful weather on the day of your wedding. The superstition would have it that burying a bottle of bourbon exactly one month before your wedding will ensure it won’t rain the day of the wedding. That being said, there are a few rules for this superstition to have its full effect. Let’s take a closer look into what this tradition is and how to carry it out for your own big day!

Congratulations! You’re newly engaged to the love of your life, and now one of the busiest seasons of your life begins--and hopefully this guide will take a large load off your plate. In this ultimate guide, we’ll address three main categories: kitchen, bath, and home decor. Enjoy this season of anticipation and celebration, and don’t be afraid to dream big when curating your registry.