Wedding planning isn’t just logistics—it’s emotional. This guide from Tapestry Event Co. offers tools, coaching, and values-centered strategies to help couples plan with clarity, connection, and care.

Planning a wedding on private property means building your entire event space from scratch—tables, tents, bathrooms, power, and more. Here's how to build a smart wedding rental order, create a functional floor plan, and plan for weather without losing your mind.

At Tapestry Event Co., we believe that a well-orchestrated wedding feels effortless—for the couple, the guests, and even the vendors. But behind every seamless ceremony, smooth timeline, and joyful reception is a team that has spent months planning and a full day executing every last detail with precision, calm, and care.

Ditch the cliché robes and flasks—this guide shares the best nontraditional wedding party gifts that celebrate relationships, support small businesses, and focus on sustainability. Thoughtful ideas for friends, family, pets, helpers, and vendors.

Forget the traditional ballroom wedding. Modern couples want to create something that feels immersive, thoughtful, and distinctly them—a weekend-long experience that brings together the people they love in a place that speaks to their values and passions.

There’s a reason we recommend Angie Rodriguez (aka Angie Evans) to so many of our clients—she’s a total pro, but not in the intimidating way. Angie is fun, easy to connect with, and incredibly kind.

Planning a wedding is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming process, and ensuring that your photographer captures all the essential moments can be a daunting task. Most professional photographers will naturally document many of these moments throughout the wedding day. However, having a well-organized shot list will help ensure that no meaningful moments are overlooked while keeping the process efficient and stress-free.

Weddings are memorable occasions that celebrate love, joy, and the union of two people. While traditions are important, many couples are now turning to technology to make their weddings not only unique but also more efficient, organized, and sustainable.

When it comes to making those decisions, couples often find themselves asking: Should we DIY, use pre-made templates, or invest in custom stationery? Each approach has its own advantages, price points, and time commitments, so let’s break it down.

Planning a wedding means making countless decisions, from the big-picture vision to the tiniest details. And while every wedding is unique, there are a few key choices that can truly elevate your experience, reduce stress, and make your day unforgettable. Whether you're planning a DIY celebration, working with a coordinator, or going all-in with a full-service planning team, these investments will help you get the most out of your time, energy, and budget.

Traditionally, a wedding party was about following a set script: siblings, childhood best friends, a strict hierarchy of who you should include based on outdated rules of obligation. But weddings are evolving, and so is the role of the wedding party. For modern couples, it’s less about who has been in your life the longest and more about who shows up for you in the ways that matter most.