F l o w e r P r e s e r v a t i o n & C r a f t s
At Knot Retired, we understand that your wedding flowers are more than just decor they carry cherished memories of your special day. That's why we offer a unique way to preserve those beautiful blooms in resin, ensuring they stay as vibrant and stunning as the moment you held them Our flower preservation process protects your bouquet from natural deterioration, allowing you to treasure it forever
In addition to preserving your flowers, our skilled artisans craft custom woodworking pieces that perfectly complement your floral arrangements Each piece is thoughtfully designed with the utmost attention to detail, using the finest materials, ensuring it becomes a timeless keepsake
Let us transform your wedding memories into beautiful works of art that will last for generations, capturing the joy of your wedding day in a form you can display and cherish for years to come
Knot Retired is a team of creative individuals who specialize in woodworking, flower preservation, and resin art Sherry, in her medical profession treating cancer patients, she brings commitment, empathy, and compassion, while Aj leverages his woodworking expertise to deliver exceptional art pieces that capture the beauty of special moments in life Our unique creations can also be found at local farmer's markets and craft shows. We look forward to creating your special memory!
Wedding Guide
Ideas - Discounts - Resources
“Wedding season is upon us, and we’re excited to be your dedicated partners in bringing your dream wedding to life!
Our carefully curated selection of vendors is here to assist you every step of the way. Whether you’re searching for the perfect gown, exquisite decorations, a dreamy venue, or the finest catering services, our team has you covered.
I bring a unique perspective to this journey as the Publisher of “Here Comes The Bride.” This role allows me to intimately understand the needs and dreams of our brides-to-be. One question that frequently arises is the choice between a full-service wedding or individually selecting your vendors. Opting for the latter enables you to craft a wedding that’s an authentic reflection of your style and personality, often while being mindful of your budget. Each vendor brings their unique artistic touch, and when combined with your vision, the result is a wedding that’s undeniably ‘you.’
The guiding principle is simple – let your wedding day be a celebration of your unique love story, shaped by your dreams and desires.
Happy Planning!
Harrison Sibley, Publisher
‘Here Comes The Bride’ Magazine”
© 2025 Here Comes the Bride, LLC, Covington LA All rights reserved editor@hctbweddingguide.com 2025, Vol 4, Issue 13 Fox Print and Creative Publishing Meet Me at the
Wedding Expo July 20th
The Greenwood
Publisher
Harrison Sibley harrisonsibley@gmail.com
Contributing Writers
Laura Fur Merica
Darcel DeVlugt
Shirin Medhi
Production and Design
Suzanne Fox
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Saint Gabriel , LA
12 months +
Select date, time and place.Then reserve venues!
Decide on wedding size and style.
Hire wedding consultant (if applicable) and create wedding website.
Shop for gown.
Begin guest list.
9-12 months
Research honeymoon destinations.
Book musicians, DJ, florist, photographer, videographer and limousines.
Order invitations.
Purchase gown and begin alterations.
Ask friends to be in wedding party and order bridesmaid dresses.
6-9 months
Finalize guest list and send save-the-date cards.
Book appointments for hair, nails and makeup.
Reserve attire for groom and groomsmen.
Order cake(s).
Purchase rings.
3-6 months
Secure bridal accessories (such as shoes, jewelry, garter and mementos).
Give musicians a list of songs you want them to play (or to avoid).
Make food choices with venue.
2 months
Mail invitations.
1 month
Give photographer a list of pictures you want taken.
1 week
Give final head count to reception venue.
The day before
Hold rehearsal ceremony and dinner.
Deliver everything to site and work out any kinks.
Give marriage license to officiant.
Present gifts to wedding party, parents and any other honored guests.
The day of
Give rings and officiant’s fee to best man.
Designate liaison for photographer to ensure all necessary pictures are taken.
EXHALE!
