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Do I Need a Lawyer for a valid prenup in New Mexico?
Getting married in New Mexico, whether under the clear skies of Taos, the high desert around Santa Fe, or the bustling...
Wedding Week Survival Kit for Brides and Grooms
Whew. The week before the wedding is its own beast. It’s part celebration, part logistics tornado, part emotional...
Breaking Down Prenup Pricing in Connecticut
When you live in Connecticut and think about marriage, a prenup might not be the first thing on your mind, but once...
Should You Hire a Wedding Stylist? Here’s the Difference
Planning a wedding is basically running a part-time design studio while also juggling family politics, emails,...
Creating a Backup Plan for Outdoor Weddings
Outdoor weddings can be absolutely magical. The breeze, nature, the sunsets…. But, they also come with a unique...
Do I Need a Lawyer for a Valid Prenup in Oklahoma?
Getting married in Oklahoma, whether in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Norman, or anywhere in between, is a beautiful way to...
Final Walkthrough Checklist with Your Venue
If you’re in the home stretch of wedding planning, you’ve probably heard the phrase “final walkthrough” tossed around...
How is Property Divided in a Divorce in Connecticut?
Divorce in Connecticut can feel overwhelming, especially when you start wondering what happens to the home you bought...
How to Handle Last-Minute Guest Cancellations
If you’re here because a guest (or more) just bailed on your wedding, you’re not alone. Every couple ends up getting...
The History and Evolution of Estate Planning in the U.S.
When you think about estate planning today, you probably picture trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and maybe a little...
10 Creative Guest Book Alternatives
A guest book might seem like simple décor or something you do for tradition’s sake—a pretty table, a few pens, maybe a...
Legal Requirements for a Postnup in Texas
Married life in Texas can be full of shared adventures, big dreams, and the kind of deep-rooted connection Texans are...
When to Send Wedding Invitations—and What to Include
In wedding planning, couples quickly learn that some of the smallest tasks are the ones that end up taking the most...
Discussing estate planning with your family
Discussing or even thinking about our own mortality is uncomfortable. And talking about it with loved ones can feel...
How to Write the Perfect Wedding Day Letter to Your Partner
In all the hubbub of a wedding day, it’s easy to get swept up and miss the small moments that make a lasting...
Top Mistakes Couples Make When Planning the Seating Chart
If your blood pressure starts to rise just thinking about your seating chart, you’re not alone. Wedding seating plans...
The Estate Planning Process: Step-by-Step Guide
Thinking about estate planning can stir up a mix of feelings. Sometimes it feels serious, even a little heavy. But...
What are the Challenges to Trust Validity?
Trusts are often created with the best intentions to preserve wealth, ensure family financial stability, or support a...
How to Choose Wedding Readings That Aren’t Boring
When you think about your wedding ceremony, you probably picture the big moments: the walk down the aisle, the vows,...
Top Wedding Day Stressors—And How to Prevent Them
Everyone says your wedding is supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life. But that black-and-white sentiment...
Cash Registry Etiquette 101: What Every Couple Needs to Know
A guest post contributed by Honeyfund Gone are the days when asking for cash gifts felt awkward. Today, honeymoon...
How to Create a Wedding Mood Board Your Vendors Understand
Planning a wedding often starts with an idea. Most couples don’t begin the process knowing the exact shade of green or...
How to Handle Family Drama During Wedding Planning
A wedding may begin with two people, but it rarely stays that way. Weddings, like marriage itself, bring together...
Wedding Planning Burnout: Signs and Solutions
You’re planning your wedding and just feeling… bleh. You started out bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, but now every time...