I’ve seen my fair share of wedding hashtags over the years–from the good to the bad to the downright terrible. They’re plastered on social media, printed at the bottom of menus, and displayed front and center on giant signs by the bar. I totally get it, what better way to capture all the love from your wedding in one place than with a catchy phrase that speaks to you as a couple?
But for stressed brides, crafting a punny hashtag is easier said than done. There’s so much pressure to make it unique, clever and fun. And on top of that you’re supposed to incorporate your names, wedding date, inside jokes from your first date, your mother’s maiden name….
Well not really, but sometimes it feels that way when you’re trying to come up with one! Luckily it doesn’t have to be that hard. Read on and I’ll show you how to create a hashtag for your wedding, the easy way.
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I think we could all use a cocktail today, no? With all the feelings this presidential election has brought, I’m pretty sure we can all agree that healing (as individuals and as a country) is in order — and what better way to come together than over a pretty fig thyme cocktail. Because alcohol makes everything better.
Now that I’ve gotten the election talk over with, let’s talk about your wedding because that’s really why we’re here, isn’t it?
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If you’re having a fall or winter wedding, then you need to make this Spiked Apple Cider one of your signature cocktails. It’s an upscale twist on classic apple cider, spiked with orange liquor, sliced apples, a sprig of rosemary and a dash of champagne for bubbles. And did I mention it’s delicious?
One thing I love about weddings this time of year is all the warm, homey touches that really bring the festivities to life. While blankets, bonfires and hot cocoa bars can all help cozy up your gathering, I’m a big fan of adding some extra special touches that really embrace cooler weather while still adding a personal touch.
And one way to do that is through cocktails! Especially this light and sweet spiked apple cider.
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