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We’ve officially entered into fall this week… but, with everything that’s happened in 2020 and all of the craziness that we’re experiencing in the world right now, you’re probably worried it’s all going to feel different this to around.    A lot of events have been cancelled and if you’re a fall loving, Halloween obsessed, pumpkin picking gal like me you might be feeling a bit bummed out. But we don’t want any of that here! So I’ve put together some epic ideas to get you into the spirit of fall and have some FUN!  Ready for these?  Get out...

Celebrating important events and happy moments in life has always been important, but with the crazy time we are going through right now they are more important than ever!  We need them as a way to stay connected with our family and friends, to have something positive to look forward to, and to create as many memories as we can because life is short!      But how can we manage to stay connected AND follow social distancing guidelines? As the leaves change for fall and winter approaches, choosing to celebrate outside won’t always be an option and if hosting...

Your best friend just got engaged! You are over the moon excited and she just asked you to be the Maid of Honor. Of course you said yes...but now you are asking yourself, “what’s next”? Luckily, Maid of Honor duties are a great way to connect even closer and support your bestie, however you can feel a bit lost navigating everything. So what exactly does this new title and job mean? Take a deep breath, because we promise, this is going to be a blast. Just think of all the Kate Spade themed parties and confetti you can throw.  Here’s...

How much should I really spend on a wedding gift? Wedding gift etiquette can be tricky, so the best thing to do is choose a budget according to the type of relationship you have with the ones tying the knot. Here are some basic parameters you can follow: Coworkers/distant family friends/relatives: $50-$75 Relatives/friends: $75-$100 Close relatives/friends: $100-$150 All families and friends are different, so always adjust to what feels good to you. If a bride and groom has expressed no gifts, then it’s absolutely okay to respect their wishes. It is their big day, after all.  Here are a few...