If you or a loved one is getting married in the near future, we know things can be extremely stressful and scary with this recent outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19.
With venues and vendors canceling, gatherings over 10 people being outlawed in many cities and states, and general confusion as to the morality of gatherings right now, many of you find yourselves at a crossroads in determining whether to postpone and how to face the uncertainty that lies ahead for all of us in the coming months.
Planning the perfect wedding can be as stressful and frustrating as the amount of money required to make it all happen, so we’re all for ideas that can help take some of the load off the soon-to-be wed couple and save them some money in the process. This is why we’re so excited to share a lesser-known tip we came across to stock the bar of your wedding for pennies on the dollar! In this blog post we’ll tell you how to get the free booze, some fun ideas for themes and games, as well as recommendations to avoid some of the pitfalls that can come with this plan.
LOVE IS IN THE AIR!!
“Will you marry me?” The question we all want to uncontrollably scream “YES!!” to.
You’ve dreamed about this since childhood. Now, the time has come for you to plan your dream wedding. Where do you start?! If you decide to hire a wedding planner, then you are in good hands. However, if your budget doesn’t allow for a wedding planner, here are 3 ways to stay organized when planning your wedding:
Bright, clear, and full of purpose, lemon yellow is the traditional graduation stole color for students earning degrees in Library Science. More than just keepers of books, today’s librarians and information professionals are curators of knowledge, defenders of access, and architects of information systems that power everything from research institutions to public communities.
The lemon yellow stole is a symbol of this mission: to illuminate, to preserve, and to empower through learning.
Deep, earthy, and rooted in tradition, russet is the designated academic regalia color for graduates in Forestry—a field devoted to managing and preserving forests, wildlife habitats, and natural resources. This warm, reddish-brown stole may not be the brightest on stage, but it carries powerful meaning: a commitment to conservation, environmental responsibility, and sustainable living.
For those who walk among the trees and advocate for the future of our planet, russet is worn with pride.
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