Mar 16, 2016 | Encouraging Solid Marriages, Event Highlight, Inspiring Brides and Grooms, Promoting Local Businesses, The Big Fake Wedding Community, Uncategorized
There’s no place like home, y’all. It’s always a treat to party in our home city, and at The Big Fake Wedding Atlanta, that turned out to be quite literal. Donuts, pie, ice cream, cookies, and cake all made an appearance for our 12th Atlanta event,...
Mar 16, 2016 | Encouraging Solid Marriages, The Big Fake Wedding Community, Uncategorized
In January 2011, Malloree and Jordan met in Australia at a missionary training school. They spent six months there, getting to know each other as “friends.” Once the program was over in June, Malloree returned home to Georgia and Jordan to Texas. They gave long...
Mar 9, 2016 | Encouraging Solid Marriages, The Big Fake Wedding Community, Uncategorized
Lauren and Bradley met at the non-profit organization where they both worked. Some mutual friends had encouraged them to meet, so they finally agreed to have coffee and get to know one another. That initial coffee date turned into two weeks straight of date nights...
Mar 9, 2016 | Encouraging Solid Marriages, Inspiring Brides and Grooms, Promoting Local Businesses, The Big Fake Wedding Community, Uncategorized
The Event The Big Fake Wedding NYC, sponsored by WeddingWire Tuesday, April 12th, 2016 | Sunset Terrace at Chelsea Piers Doors open at 6:30pm + the ceremony begins at 7:00pm. What to Expect Complete with dinner and drinks, an emotional vow renewal ceremony and a...
Mar 7, 2016 | Encouraging Solid Marriages, Event Highlight, Inspiring Brides and Grooms, Promoting Local Businesses, The Big Fake Wedding Community, Uncategorized
School is in session! Equally modern and vintage, The Big Fake Wedding Los Angeles was just about as unique as it gets. Drawing inspiration from our “Schoolhouse” inspiration board, our talented LA vendors reminded all of us that it’s always okay to...
Mar 2, 2016 | Encouraging Solid Marriages, The Big Fake Wedding Community, Uncategorized
Holly and Richard went to high school together in Memphis but “weren’t friends” (their words). After high school, they both moved away to attend college and begin their professional careers. Fast forward 15 years (!) and Holly and Richard both moved back...