no two are exactly alike. The same is so with brides and grooms whose desires can range from wanting just a little help to having the entire event planned for them.
Heart 2 Heart Weddings will make certain you get what you wish. We offer a Complete Wedding Package which includes necessities you have yet to discover. We also offer a Basic Wedding Package, a Day-Of Wedding Package and an A La Carte Service which allows you to create your own totally customized package.
Heart 2 Heart Weddings also provides Officiant Services. We take great care to design your ceremony to reflect your personalities and your love for one another. Whether you choose a traditional ceremony or wish to put 
your own twist on it, together we can create a truly meaningful and beautiful ceremony.
Announcements and Gifts~
Here at Heart 2 Heart Weddings we are often asked questions by guests as well as brides. Brides ask when it is proper to send wedding announcements instead of invitations. We also receive blunter questions: "Do I have to send announcements?" and/or "Do I have to send a gift?"
The answers to both questions are: "You don't have to do anything." However, announcements are a lovely way to inform distant relatives and friends who would love knowing about your wedding, but would most likely be unable to attend the ceremony. If you are having a smaller wedding, announcements may also be sent to people you see on a regular basis, but who would not be included in the guest list.
Announcements are mailed immediately following the ceremony, never duplicating the invitations list. Since wedding announcements do not obligate the recipient to send a gift, brides should feel free to share their good news with everyone they care about.
On the other hand, receiving a wedding invitation does have other implications. Technically, a wedding invitation to the ceremony only does not obligate the recipient to send a present--nor does the announcement. Obviously guests send a wedding present to any couple they care for, but if one receives an invitation to a ceremony and reception but declines to go, he/she is officially relieved of the obligation to send a wedding present. If one does attend, it is expected that a gift will be sent.
Let our trained consultants help you with other questions you may have about all aspects of your wedding.
~Happy wedding planning!