Service Providers I Love
There are so many fabulous wedding service providers and venues in Atlanta and Athens that it is impossible to list them all here. I am always happy to pass on the names of professional and reputable vendors, who I know personally and trust. You can click here to contact me directly for a referral in any of the categories below. This way I can get a sense of your specific needs and try to match you with vendors who may be perfect for you. If you visit or contact these vendors, please be sure to tell them you were referred by Daria MacGregor at Circle of Love Weddings.
Please note that Circle of Love Weddings does not accept commissions from vendors in exchange for referring them, nor will I recommend a particular vendor for any other reason than outstanding service. The vendor choices that I offer you are based on YOUR needs, personality and budget.
Vendor Categories
- Apparel
- Beauty and Health
- Ceremony
- Décor and Flowers
- Favors and Gifts
- Food and Beverage
- Music/Entertainment
- Photography/Videography
- Reception
- Stationery, Printing and Communication
- Transportation
- Any other service providers you may need!
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Vendor Spotlight
I frequently spotlight vendors who have recently provided outstanding service for one of my clients. Click on the name of the vendor to get more details on this fabulous professional.
Rev. Dr. Rick Prigmore and Rev. Dr. Jeni Prigmore
770-242-1948 · www.all-faithweddings.com
All-Faith Weddings provides non-denominational officiants for wedding ceremonies, which are customized according to your wishes.
Click here to see more Vendor Spotlights.
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Wedding Planning Articles
Wedding-Related Articles
Circle of Love Weddings is not only your wedding planning partner, we are your personal wedding resource!
We maintain a library of wedding-related articles to assist you in your planning. Click on the name of the article
to see our featured wedding planning article.
by Daria MacGregor, Circle of Love Weddings
Your venue or planner may have asked you if you have chosen your greeters yet. Who are these people and do you really need them? In fact, greeters can be a very helpful addition to your wedding day.
Click here to see more articles, FAQs and Bright Ideas.
Bright Ideas
This is a collection of creative ideas that I have gathered from my own experience and through research.
Chattahoochee Trolley
www.chattahoocheetrolley.com
Have a great time transporting your bridal party in an actual vintage trolley!
Click here to see more articles, FAQs and Bright Ideas.
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Ask the Wedding Planner
Many of my articles cover Frequently Asked Questions from current and past brides. If your specific question is
not answered in one of these articles, click here to e-mail me directly, and I’ll do my best to help you out. Please
share your own bright ideas with me as well!
I'm feeling stressed! Do you have any tips for staying calm? – Karen L.
No need to pull your hair out...just check out these simple strategies for remaining cool, calm and collected before your wedding.
Click here to see more articles, FAQs and Bright Ideas.
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Reading List
Can’t get enough ideas about weddings? Check out these magazines, books and websites for even more great
wedding planning information.
Martha Stewart Weddings magazine
Looking for “Good Things?” Look no further...this is the best wedding magazine out there for beautiful, creative
ideas.
Joining Hands and Hearts
by Rev. Susanna Stefanachi Macomb with Andrea Thompson
This book provides information on all different kinds of traditional and non-traditional wedding ceremonies,
with a focus on interfaith ceremonies. There are lots of sample ceremonies and real-life couple’s stories, plus
compassionate and realistic advice on how to deal with family differences and difficulties.
The Knot Guide to Wedding Vows and Traditions
by Carley Roney
A comprehensive guide to vows, readings, the ring exchange and other ceremony rituals, covering all major
faiths and traditions. Plus, it also includes information on your program, music and dances, and toasts. My
favorite part is the extensive selection of poems and excerpts for use as readings.
Wedding Goddess: A Divine Guide to Transforming Wedding Stress into Wedding Bliss
by Laurie Sue Brockway
Using the premise of the bride as a goddess, this book takes you through the planning process and the big day
with affirmations and advice for remaining centered and calm.
Miss Manners on Weddings
by Judith Martin
I love Miss Manners! She is always “excruciatingly correct” and “painfully proper,” but manages to be a fun
read. The go-to source on etiquette for every aspect of life, not just weddings.
Websites
Bliss!™ Weddings
To achieve wedded bliss, you first must plan for it. For trend-setting wedding favors and gifts, visit BlissWeddingsMarket.com
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