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This is a guest post, written by Kellie Nelson of TLIC Media! Your wedding day is one of the most magical events in your life. It’s a day filled with love, happiness, and once-in-a-lifetime moments with the ones you love most. Our True Love in Color (TLIC) team has been fortunate enough to capture over 250 unforgettable wedding celebrations and has witnessed firsthand the magic that unfolds during each couple’s day. While photos capture the moments, there’s nothing quite like reliving your moments in your own customized wedding film. Here are a few reasons why wedding videography is a must-have for your wedding memories. Capture the Emotions: Your wedding video has the ability to capture something photos can’t – the emotions in motion. A video shows the tears of joy, the laughter, the voices of your loved ones, the music of your reception, and the heartfelt speeches. Imagine your future self being able to hear

Wedding traditions are one of those “tale as old as time” honors that many use within their wedding plans. As a wedding planner, I have had the privilege of witnessing countless wedding traditions from all around the world! While every culture and region have their own unique customs and practices, there are certain traditions that are universally loved and celebrated by couples and guests alike. Here are a few wedding traditions that never fail to bring joy and happiness to the big day. Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue This traditional rhyme has been passed down through generations and is still popular today. It is believed that wearing these four items on your wedding day will bring good luck and prosperity to your marriage. The “something old” represents continuity with the bride’s past, the “something new” symbolizes the couple’s future together, the “something borrowed” represents borrowed happiness from a happily married couple, and