From finding a spot
for the ceremony to hiring
transportation for you
and your attendants,
there are endless details
to be seen to on the
big day. And once you’re
back from the honeymoon,
there often are more
life changes in store—such
as finding a new home
to hold all those wedding
presents.
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| Megan
Graham and Jeremy Russell
on their wedding day,
Aug. 18, 2007. (Kitty
Maer Photography) |
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Standing
on ceremony. When
choosing a location for
the ceremony, couples
have plenty of options.
For many brides and grooms,
the traditional choice
of a church, synagogue
or other religious institution
is the perfect setting
for the vows, conveying
both the solemnity and
joy of the event. Couples
also can opt to have
the ceremony and reception
at the same venue, so
guests don’t have
to travel between locales.
Outdoor sites such as
a favorite park or a
parent’s backyard
can offer personalized
options for your declarations
of commitment.
Hot
wheels. When
it comes to getting to
the church on time, limousines
are the first choice
for many couples. They
make a striking statement
and provide wonderful
photo opportunities.
Limos typically seat
10 to 16 passengers and
often include CD players
and TVs with DVD players.
Also consider a custom
coach, with seating for
up to 21, or a horse-drawn
carriage complete with
driver in formalwear.
Home,
sweet home. For
many people, the state
of newly wedded bliss
goes hand in hand with
a desire to put down
roots. Fortunately, the
Central Ohio area offers
a vast array of housing
options, from funky downtown
lofts to sprawling suburban
estates. Just make sure
there’s a perfect
spot to hang your new
wedding portrait.
For complete, detailed information on planning your wedding, read the current issue of Columbus Bride, which includes interviews and photographs from real local weddings.
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