Nuptials in the New Norm: Embracing Change in Post-COVID Weddings

March 28th, 2024 by sears tower

How the Wedding Industry Has Evolved for a Safer, Yet Equally Magical Experience

Jenna and Mark first met at a mutual friend’s intimate backyard wedding in 2019, neither of them could have imagined that they would be exchanging vows through holographic avatars three years later. But such is the reality of love stories born in the heart of the pandemic.

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The Magical Ring Pillow: A Chicago Wedding Essential

March 26th, 2024 by sears tower

Crafted with Love and Mood Fabrics

When it comes to planning a wedding in the Windy City, every detail counts. From the grandeur of the venue to the delicate petals in your bouquet, Chicago weddings are known for their elegance and charm. But there’s one small yet significant detail that often steals the show – the ring pillow.

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Finding Theater Tickets in Chicago

March 24th, 2024 by Wayne Hemrick

If you love live theater, then Chicago is the place to be. With a wealth of local theaters and events ranging up to Broadway shows that are on tour, you are sure to find events that appeal to you. But if you are short on time yet want to find the best seats available for Chicago theater tickets, you will want to visit an online ticket broker. Your ticket broker will carry a wide variety of theater tickets for Chicago, not to mention theater tickets nationwide including Broadway, so that you can quickly and easily select the ones that you would like.

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Blues, Jazz, and a Chicago-Style Wedding

March 22nd, 2024 by sears tower

In the heart of Chicago, where the echoes of blues and jazz have crafted the city’s soundtrack for decades, Carrie and Ben embarked on their journey to celebrate love the Chicago way. Both being ardent music enthusiasts, they wanted their wedding to be an ode to the city’s rich musical tapestry.

The wedding venue was none other than the historic Chicago Athletic Association, a place seeped in tradition, with interiors that told tales of yesteryears and windows that showcased Millennium Park and Lake Michigan. The Gothic architecture provided a mesmerizing backdrop, but what would bring life to the venue was their choice of entertainment.

As guests began to arrive, they were greeted not just by the smiles of the couple’s families, but also by the dulcet tones Read the rest of this entry »

Chicago Wedding Planning: Making It Happen

March 20th, 2024 by Ed Whitlock

Imagine a cruise on Lake Michigan, taking a tour up the golden mile. Driving down rush street and taking the elevator ride up to the top of the Sears Tower. We’re of course talking about the great city of Chicago. Despite the cities gangster past not helped by the recent movie with Catherine Zeta Jones, Chicago has transformed itself to one of the most exciting and beautiful cities. Chicago is also one of our most culturally diverse cities as well. The purpose of this article is to give you some tips on wedding planning in the city of Chicago.

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A Wedding Photographer’s Top Four Tips For Brides

March 18th, 2024 by Chris A. Harmen

Selecting an expert wedding photographer is important to getting great pictures, but for perfect pictures, Chicago wedding photographers need some help from the bride. Many of the wedding particulars like the venue and accessories seem minor, but they can have a big impact on the quality of the pictures. For the best wedding photography, Chicago experts have these four tips:

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A Night at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra: An Unexpected Proposal

March 16th, 2024 by sears tower

The city of Chicago boasts an array of cultural experiences, and for Rosaline, the pinnacle of these was the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO). The resonance of the instruments, the melodic symphonies, and the sheer brilliance of live music always captivated her. Stephen, her boyfriend of three years, knew this all too well.

Rosaline’s birthday was on the horizon, and Stephen wanted to make it special. When she unwrapped her present, her eyes lit up — two gleaming tickets to the CSO. “Tonight,” Stephen whispered, his excitement barely concealed. Rosaline, taken aback by the immediate plans, hurriedly dressed in her best gown, anticipation bubbling within her.

The grandeur of Symphony Center awaited them. As they took their seats, the weight of history and countless melodies enveloped the couple. Stephen seemed oddly nervous, continuously fidgeting with his pocket, which Rosaline attributed to the ambiance and the significance of the evening. Read the rest of this entry »

Booking a Limo is the First Step to Making a Wedding Unforgettable

March 14th, 2024 by Pat Rad

As dozens of movies show and as any woman will tell you, a woman’s wedding day is The Big Day. It is essential that you make it special. Or else you’ll hear about your mistake for the rest of your life.

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Chicago Wedding Receptions and Venues

March 12th, 2024 by Randy Wilson

There are two major events that you have to plan on your wedding day: an unforgettable wedding ceremony and a fun-filled wedding reception. No matter how important the wedding ceremony is, there is also a need to provide full attention to your wedding reception in order for a perfect wedding memory. In fact with all the available options for you in Chicago, your dream wedding will be a blast. Chicago is indeed the best place for you to find the best hotels, restaurants and reception halls.

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A Union at Union Station

March 10th, 2024 by sears tower

Union Station was more than just a transportation hub for Audrey; it was a testament to time, a marriage of history, and modernity. Its Great Hall, a sprawling spectacle with Tennessee marble floors and Corinthian columns, spoke volumes of Chicago’s bygone eras. Audrey had often sat on its wooden benches during college, daydreaming amidst the hustle and bustle, letting the stories of old envelop her.

Enter Tom, with his charismatic tales of world travels and an odd penchant for antique train models. Their love story was one for the books — a history enthusiast meeting a train aficionado at a vintage book store in Wicker Park. It seemed fate conspired through time to intertwine their paths. Read the rest of this entry »