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Our very own Kelli Crean was interviewed by NYC
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Growing up in Colorado, I am the biggest “Winter Wedding” fan. The holiday’s mood, clean and crisp air, sparkling snow, wood fires, etc are all my favorites. Although most of the people believe coming up with the theme for the wedding is always the hardest part, I believe the season will set the tone for the theme of your wedding. Putting first things first, besides only a few, most of the time we pick the season of our wedding based on our most favorite times of the year and memories. Some times we pick the season based on our own personal experiences. For example my skin looks much better, cleaner and fresher in winter, so that maybe one reason for me to pick the winter for my wedding…….

Using the season’s elements in all parts of your wedding from invitations, to décor, flowers, food, drinks, music, favors to your wedding gown……

Invitations: If you pick a colored invitation, then pick a very
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Although your budget should be a determining factor for your wedding, let’s remember that having good taste has nothing to do with your budget.  Too many brides have settled for second best and blamed it on their budget. In these modern times, we have such great options like flea markets, flower, fabric and wedding dress whole sales, online shopping and street fairs, I refuse to accept budget as an excuse any more. There is always an option to have your wedding the way you want without spending a fortune.

A few weeks back, I went to two Antique flea markets, both on the west side of the city. I couldn’t believe the amazing things I saw. With less than a $1000.00 I was able to buy so many elegant and time less things. I left with 10 different shaped vases, a few different candle holders, two boxes of 65 pieces set antique silverware, napkins, a dozen serving plates (which is perfect for the new trendy candy bar or sweet station), and a round
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First of all take time and enjoy your moment. So many brides I know are ready to start looking for venues the day after they get engaged. My best advice?  Breathe, take it all in and enjoy being engaged!

When you’re ready, start by setting your budget. Think about what you want your wedding to be. An intimate gathering of close friends, a lavish affair, an eco-friendly event? This will help you come up with your budget numbers. Check out The Roosevelt Hotel’s Wedding Budget Planner to help you along.

Read up!  There are so many gorgeous wedding magazines out there, not to mention the tons of wedding blogs that are sure to bring you some inspiration. Finally pick up the wedding magazine you’ve been eyeing, surf the web and keep track of all the ideas you might like to incorporate into your wedding with a journal. If
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