The wedding was held on November 7, 2010, at the Chapel at Chestnut Square in McKinney, with the reception at the McKinney Performing Arts Center. It was an amazing project to be involved in and we enjoyed every minute of working with Amy & Vic.

We were so touched by how many other vendors donated their time and services. The wedding package included almost everything from engagement photos to a horse carriage ride at the end. “ Last year, Each & Every Detail donated its services to a little group called Collin County Event Professionals for a free wedding giveaway. –Wendy Kidd, owner and president of Each & Every DetailĪnd here is some information and a video, both from the Each & Every Detail blog, to show how special a McKinney wedding can be: Your guests will have a much better time if they don’t spend the reception recuperating from the heat!” They can be less expensive than you think and many of the options for tents are not as necessary when used for just the ceremony. If your wedding is in the early afternoon (the hottest part of the day), you may consider renting a tent for your outdoor space. If at all possible, position your outdoor ceremony so guests are sitting in the shade and not facing into the sun. While they may not be out there long, the heat wave we’ve had is killer! Sunscreen towelettes, programs in the shape of fans and customized water bottles are all great ways to help keep your guests cool. “If your ceremony is outside, don’t forget about your guests’ comfort.

We asked McKinney wedding planner Wendy Kidd ( Each & Every Detail) to provide a few tips to help brides with outdoor weddings deal with the heat: However, this year, with weather forecasts showing no sign of an end to this heat, brides with September and October wedding dates may be a little nervous about record heat on their big days.

This bride at Myers Park chose to meet her groom at the altar by 4-wheeler.īrides expect Texas summers to be hot, so June, July and August brides often won’t plan much outdoors for fear of melting their wedding party and guests.

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