 We had the BEST time getting to know this sweet bride and her mama as we planned for months! Our monthly meetings allowed us to really dive in and create a celebration to remember for a lifetime. It is a celebration that I'll remember forever! 
 
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Many of you have had to make the sacrifice of your wedding date to help ensure the safety of your loved ones during this unprecedented time. We know this isn't easy for anyone so we wanted to offer a few helpful tips on how to proceed with Postponement Planning. The video goes over these points in greater detail but the planning points are listed below:
1. Prepare - Don't Panic! Allow time to process the situation and think about the new plan going forward. 2. Discuss the new date options with your venue and with all booked vendors - keeping the exact same vendor team will save money and be the easiest route. If original vendors are unavailable, begin the search for replacement vendors. 3. Create or update the wedding website with the new date + details and direct your guests there for more information. This will take pressure off of you to answer loads of questions during this time. 4. Identify how you will notify guests - via email, text, phone call, change the date cards - and allow immediate family + wedding party to help spread the word about the new date and to instruct guest to the wedding website for more info! 5. If invitations have already been sent or printed, you can simply send "change the date" cards {Peach Paper & Design is offering 20% off change the date cards with FREE addressing} to notify guests of the new date and a link to your wedding website. 6. Review your Wedding Planning Checklist and ensure all final planning toward the new date has been done. 7. If there is still some planning to be done, this is a really great chance to work on final details, get adjusted arrangements made for the new date and finalize day-of-details. 8. Celebrate on your original wedding day! Plan an amazing "night in" with takeout from your favorite local spot or a home cooked meal followed by a spin around the kitchen to your first dance song! Look toward the upcoming celebration with your loved ones and get excited about your new wedding date! Above all, realize that we are all going through this together. The entire world is making life adjustments and we encourage you to work alongside the team you have hired for your wedding and trust they will do all that they can to help you through this process. We support you, we love you and we can't wait to celebrate with you! //Amy + The ATP Team  With our busy lives and so many engagements to tend to before a wedding, many of our brides decide to forgo the southern tradition of a bridal session but just wait until you see the kind of magic that can come to life when you do! We always encourage a bridal session if it is possible - it is a great opportunity to try your dress on and see how it will feel wearing it for a few hours - are there places it might need to be taken in or let out, for example! It is also a great way to do a trial run of your hair + makeup with the artists you've selected for that service as well as getting an idea of your bridal bouquet to see what it will look and feel like! We find that many of our brides who do take the time for the bridal session often have a few tweaks to their dress, their beauty service or their bouquet - sometimes all three need a little updating following the session! Getting comfortable with the camera and your photographer are also great benefits to a bridal session. You might find you are a little more relaxed on wedding day as you have practiced some of the "poses" you'll be asked to strike during your bridal session.  
 It doesn't happen often that you visit with a prospective client and things just immediately spark but the first time I spoke to Dallas, I knew that we were made for each other! I loved her classic design ideas, the fact that she wanted to host her closest family and friends at her family's farm and that keeping things casual and fun were her goals for wedding day. I knew we would make a great team to create some magic and we most certainly did! 
 I am excited to announce that we have a few office space options available in south College Station at Mills Park Circle! It has been a dream of mine to have a collaborative office space in our area and we've now got the opportunity to open up our space to other creatives in BCS! All Things Planned is currently joined by Rachel Driskell Photography + Tamara Menges Designs and we're looking to grow our little collective gathering of creative minds to others. We have dedicated desks available for lease as well as a private office suite! The Collective South is perfect for the creative entrepreneur who is looking to take the leap from working at home to working in an executive suite. Because we share the office spaces, it drives the cost down to make renting a space more affordable. We are now leasing our single, dedicated desks spaces at $300 per month or a private suite for $700 per month. Day passes to a cowork suite are available at $30 per day. All options include access to private conference rooms, utilities, internet + parking! You can drive right up to our suite and enjoy a shared coffee bar space and a private conference room to meet and greet your clients. Right off of Highway 6 and William D. Fitch Parkway, The Collective is surrounded by great eateries such as Blue Baker, Costa Vida, Mad Taco, RX Pizza and Casa do Brasil! So convenient + fun!
Your own dedicated desk and area around are yours to decorate + personalize however you see fit. The private office can be decorated as you wish! 
A coffee bar and conference space means you can stop going to Starbucks to meet your clients! The conference room TV is equipped with Apple TV and a large whiteboard to share your ideas.
 Reach out if The Collective South might be a great fit for you!
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