Planning a destination wedding? Michelle Leo Events shares key etiquette tips every couple should know to ensure a smooth and memorable celebration, no matter where your special day takes place.

Setting a wedding budget can feel overwhelming, but Michelle Leo Events shares expert tips to help you create a realistic budget that covers all the details without breaking the bank.

Choosing the right season for your wedding is a big decision! In this post, Michelle Leo Events explores the pros and cons of having a wedding in each season—from spring's blooming florals to the cozy magic of winter. We'll also cover important factors to consider, like weather, venue availability, and guest comfort, helping you decide which season is the perfect fit for your special day.

Discover why supporting local businesses is essential for creating personalized, sustainable, and unique event experiences. Learn how choosing local vendors can strengthen your community and enhance your special day.

Your wedding day is one of the most memorable moments of your life, and feeling confident and beautiful is a must. At Michelle Leo Events, we believe a hair and makeup trial is essential to ensuring everything is perfect, from your hairstyle to your makeup look. By scheduling a trial, you can work closely with your beauty team to refine your style, make necessary adjustments, and avoid any surprises on the big day. Whether you’re going for a natural, glam, or romantic look, this trial gives you peace of mind knowing you’ll look exactly how you envision. Here’s why every bride should consider it an essential step in their wedding preparation.

Deciding whether or not to have a first look on your wedding day can be a tough choice for many couples. At Michelle Leo Events, we’ve seen how this private moment before the ceremony can not only calm your nerves but also create a special, intimate memory between you and your partner. In this post, we’ll explore the benefits of a first look, including how some couples choose to exchange their vows privately during this time, making it even more meaningful.

Planning a wedding is a whirlwind of excitement, but it can also bring a fair amount of stress. From last-minute changes to unexpected hiccups, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. However, at Michelle Leo Events, we believe that your attitude can make all the difference. By focusing on the joy of the day and trusting in your planning, you can reduce stress and truly savor every moment. In this post, we’ll share tips on how to maintain a positive mindset and ensure that your wedding day is as magical as you’ve always dreamed.

Discover how assigned seating can enhance your wedding day by ensuring a seamless transition from cocktail hour to reception, while also allowing for personalized touches that make your guests feel truly special.

Planning an outdoor wedding? Discover the importance of wedding tents, from selecting the right style to understanding the permitting process. See how Michelle Leo Events ensures your big day is seamless, rain or shine.

Chloe and Will’s elegant ranch wedding at River Bottoms Ranch featured a stunning mountain backdrop, a soft and inviting color palette, and an al fresco dining experience filled with love and laughter, perfectly executed by Michelle Leo Events.

Explore the luxurious details of a black-tie wedding at Blue Sky Ranch, featuring breathtaking mountain views, elegant decor, and a timeless celebration of love.

Experience the beauty of a mountain wedding at Stein Eriksen Lodge, where breathtaking views and elegant details came together for a magical celebration in the heart of Utah’s mountains.

Wedding invitation wording sets the tone for your big day and reflects the event's formality. Whether you’re hosting a formal, semi-formal, or casual wedding, selecting the right phrasing is essential. Consider the key details to include, timing for sending out invitations, and special considerations for destination weddings. Proper wording not only conveys important information but also adds a personal touch to your celebration.

Relive the romance of a summer wedding at St. Regis Deer Valley, where vibrant colors and breathtaking mountain views set the stage for an unforgettable celebration.

Navigating wedding costs can be overwhelming, but understanding traditional responsibilities can make it easier. From who covers the venue and florals to the expenses for bridesmaids and groomsmen, this guide outlines the traditional division of wedding expenses, offering clarity on who typically pays for what.

Immerse yourself in the charm of an outdoor wedding at River Bottoms Ranch, where a stunning natural backdrop and thoughtful details created an unforgettable celebration.

When planning your wedding, food and beverage choices play a crucial role in creating a memorable experience for your guests. From buffet to plated meals, and from cash bars to open bars, each option has its own cost implications and impact on the overall atmosphere of your event. Understanding the different service styles and their costs will help you make informed decisions that align with your budget and event style.

Starting your wedding planning journey can be daunting, but with the right approach, it becomes manageable and enjoyable. Begin by setting a budget, choosing a date, and deciding on a wedding style. Prioritize booking key vendors, like your venue and photographer, early on. Create a detailed checklist to keep track of tasks and deadlines, and don't forget to lean on your support system, including family, friends, and a professional planner if needed.

Your wedding invitations are the first glimpse your guests will have of your big day, setting the tone and style for the entire event. From selecting the right design and wording to considering the timing and guest list, each detail plays a crucial role. Whether you're going for a formal, modern, or whimsical vibe, this guide will help you navigate the process and ensure your invitations make a lasting impression.

Providing meals for your wedding vendors is an essential part of ensuring they can perform their best on your big day. Vendor meals are typically simpler versions of what your guests are served, but they should still be substantial and timely. It's important to plan and coordinate with your caterer to ensure all your vendors are fed during appropriate breaks.