Cotton Candy Anytime
One of my favorite parts of going to the circus as a kid was getting a big pink container of cotton candy. Thinking about it still brings up happy memories of my childhood.
Cotton candy is a delicious treat to sell at a circus or a carnival, but you don’t need to host the circus to rent a cotton candy machine (though you can). You can rent a cotton candy machine for any event. Imagine how happy the kids will be if you serve them fresh cotton candy at a birthday party or a picnic?
So next time you are planning an event and want to add a little something extra for the kids or the young at heart, consider renting a cotton candy machine. After all, life is the biggest circus of all.
Sports Team Party
Whether or not the kids won the big game, having a party for your sports team can be a lot of fun.
When and where are you going to hold the party? If the team plays at a park, you might be able to hold your party at the same park right after the game. This can make things simpler since everyone is already there. On the other hand, the kids and adults are likely to be tired after the game, so you might decide you want to hold the party at a different time or at a location where you can have someone else do most of the work.
If you are holding the party at a park or another location with some space, you could consider getting inflatables or games for your event. Some fun options include football games, the Full Court Press basketball game, Batter Up baseball game, Soccer Fever soccer game, the rock climbing wall, Putting Challenge golf, or mini golf.
Pizza is a popular choice for food after a game because it is easy. Pizza can be picked up or delivered for events, or to make things really simple you can have your party at the pizza place. Many pizza places offer large tables or party rooms, and some also have arcades and other entertainment.
Another simple and popular food options is sub sandwiches. You can get large sandwiches and cut them up to a crowd. If you want to have a barbecue, hamburgers and chicken breasts. If you are having a picnic, consider making it pot luck so everyone contributes to the food. You can get a large sheet cake or cookies for desert or if your party is not at meal time, that just serve a cake or cookies. Ice cream parlors are popular stops for small team celebrations. If you want to have ice cream at the park, you can rent a soft serve ice cream machine. Whatever food you decide to serve, don’t forget to bring drinks as sports players are bound to be thirsty after a game.
Pick out sports themed table clothes, plates, balloons, and other items at your local party or dollar store. If you know who you are giving them too, the party might be a good place to give out end of season certificates and awards as well. You can pick up inexpensive certificates and awards or make your own. If the team includes younger athletes, be sure not to leave anyone out. This might also be a good time to take team photos.
Whatever you decide to do, sports team parties can be a lot of fun. After all, when you have a party everyone is a winner!
Powering up your Party with a Generator
So many things require electricity. If you want to have inflatables at your party, you need to plug in your pump. Want music? The DJ needs to power their equipment somehow. How about food? Warmers and coolers are probably going to have to plug in. Need lights? Without electricity, those evening events are likely get pretty dark.
Many venues have power stations available, but it is a good idea to double check and make sure that there is sufficient power and that the power is accessible. Will you need extension chords to get to the power source and can you use extension chords safely? Are there battery or alternative power options you can consider, for instance using a gas or charcoal grill instead of an electric one?
If your venue does not have the power you need for an event, there is an easy solution. Rent a generator! AZ Party Rents has all sorts of generators available to rent for events.
So power up your party… Turn up the music and turn on the lights!
Pirate Party Planning
Have a birthday kid that loves pirates? Why not plan a pirate party?
Arizona might not be the natural choice for a pirate- the sea is a long way away. But that shouldn’t stop your from putting together a great party with a pirate theme.
Any pirate worth his gold needs a ship. The SS Buccaneer is the perfect ship for a pirate party. Not only does it provide a great visual, party goers will have a great time playing inside with stairs to climb and a slide. Another great pirate themed inflatable is the Treasure of the Caribbean which has obstacles, climbing stairs, and a slide.
If your event venue cannot accommodate an inflatable ship, you can also purchase or make a cardboard pirate ship. Decorating the ship can be a fun party activity.
Send out pirate themed invitations and make sure to mention that the kids should come dressed up as pirates. Have pirate hats, scarves, eye patches, and hooks on hand in case anyone does not have pirate gear to wear so no one feels left out.
Visit the Dollar Store, a party store, or a craft store to get pirate themed paper plates, napkins, decorations, and party favors. Get a treasure chest for the party favors.
Foam swords make great party favors. Give them to the kids early on in the party so they can sword fight with them. Just make sure that no one gets too rough with all the swashbuckling fun.
Purchase or make a pirate themed cake. You can get a cake pan that is shaped like a pirate ship and use plastic pirate figures or you can make a large cake, decorate it with blue frosting like the sea and put a plastic pirate ship on top.
If you want to play a movie during your party, there are many pirate movies available. For the younger crowd consider screening Muppet Treasure Island. Older kids might enjoy the Goonies, Cutthroat Island, or Pirates of the Caribbean.
Garr Matey! Having a Pirate Party should be lots of jolly good fun!
Having a Princess Party
Having a party for a princess? A princess theme can be a fun way to make the party extra special.
Every princess dreams of her own castle. If you have the budget, you can use a castle as your party venue. The Castle at Ashley Manor is a gorgeous castle located in Chandler, Arizona that is an extraordinary venue for events. The King’s Courtyard in Phoenix is a Renaissance themed venue complete with castle and costumed entertainers that makes a terrific venue for a princess party.
If renting a real castle is not a realistic option for your event, consider renting a Princess Bounce House. This is the perfect castle for kid’s birthday parties and provides great entertainment along with being a fun piece of décor. The Princess 4 in 1 and the Excalibur 4 in 1 Combo Units are other options which includes bounce space, climbing space, a slide, and a basketball hoop.
You can also buy a cardboard or plastic castle for the kids to play in, put up a castle backdrop, or make your own castle if you are particularly handy. If you are having a castle that the kids can play inside, make sure it is large enough so no one gets left out of the castle play.
Pick princess themed invitations and decorations for your party. Make sure that the invitation lets the guests know that there is a princess theme. You may consider having princess dresses, tiaras, and hats for the kids to dress up in. If you are expecting any boys, consider having prince or knight costumes for them as well.
A fun activity for a princess party is decorating princess tiaras. You can purchase tiara making kits or make your own out of cardstock. Check the Dollar Store, party stores, and your local craft store for princess decorations, dining ware, table cloths, crafts, wrapping paper, and party favors.
Make the party food on a princess theme. Use a castle cake mold to make the cake shaped like a castle or make cupcakes and decorate with plastic princess figures. If you are not making the cake, have the bakery decorate on a princess theme.
Once everything is ready treat your princess and guests like royalty and have a great party.
Planning a High School Reunion
Amazing how fast time flies. It seems like yesterday when you graduated from high school, but suddenly it’s been 10 years, or 20, or more and it is time for your high school reunion. Here are some tips to make planning a reunion easier.
Perhaps the first thing to determine is who is going to be invited to the reunion. Ideally this should include every person who graduated from the high school that year and a guest. You will probably want to also include all of the teachers and faculty members. You may also include the families of your invitees if you are arranging a family friendly event.
It can be difficult to keep track of everyone over the years. Luckily the internet and social media have made it simpler than ever. Start setting up your guest list early to make sure that contact information is still valid. Send your invitations with plenty of time to re-send them in case any are returned. If you are having difficulty finding contact information for anyone, try contacting family members and search online. It isn’t a bad idea to set up a Facebook event for your reunion early on to help get the information out and see if you can get volunteers to assist you with planning and the actual event. Get as much help as you can as organizing and setting up is a big job.
With any event, you need to consider the budget you are working with. Is there money set aside for the reunion or are you starting from scratch? Are you going to charge for admission and how much? If you need to charge to cover the price of the venue, food, and entertainment, sell tickets in advance. That way you have an accurate guest list which will help you plan the party and you have money to pay vendors. Keep in mind that the price of tickets may dissuade some guests from attending the event. You might consider offering discounted tickets or scholarships for tickets to encourage those who would find the ticket price a burden. However, in doing so, you are asking the other attendees to take up the tab.
One way get as many people as possible involved in the reunion is to split the event. Have a daytime picnic potluck at the park. Picnic shelter rentals are very affordable, so this can be a family friendly event that you offer for free to the attendees. If there is not a budget to cover the picnic area reservation, ask for donations from the guest list or have a raffle to cover the cost. If the budget allows, consider getting a bounce house. If the picnic area does not have shelters or shade, you can also rent a tent.
In the evening, have dinner or hors’ devours and dance. This will be the ticketed event and as such will probably have a smaller guest list. Determine the cost per guest and get invitations out early so you have a realistic idea of how many people to expect.
When picking the venue for your event, consider the atmosphere you want. One inexpensive solution, if possible, is to use the high school gym. Sure the dances in the gym may have been considered tacky when you were in high school, but since this is a reunion, what better places to bring back memories then the actual high school. Of course having your event at the school might mean more work as you will have to set everything up before the event and take it down afterwards, bring in caterers, and you might have to provide tables and chairs as well.
If the gym is not an option or you would prefer not to have the event there, consider where you would like to hold the event. Is there a particular ballroom that appeals to you? Perhaps the setting of one of your high school dances or just a really cool space? Check prices and availability. Make sure whatever venue you choose will be able to accommodate all the guests you expect and any activities you plan on having at the party.
Once you have a venue in mind, pick a date for the event when the venue is available. The date you choose also needs to work for caterers, entertainment, and VIP guests. Generally weekends are best for most guests, but weekends are also likely to be the most expensive.
Choose the menu for the event. Some spaces have their own exclusive caterers while others allow you to bring in whoever you like. Pick food, whether you just want snacks, desserts, or a full meal. What drinks will be included? Will there be alcohol, and if so, will it be included with the ticket or a separate tab? The more that is included with the ticket, the more expensive the event will be.
Pick the entertainment. Are you going to have DJs or a band to dance to? Are any alumni in a band that you would like to have perform? Any time you can find alumni to provide services for an event, you have an added connection to the school, plus you may be able to work out a discount; however, if they are working during the event, these individuals will not be buying tickets nor will they be able to socialize and enjoy the party as much.
Slide shows are popular at events. Get photos of students and faculty from while they were at school along with more recent images. You can do an old fashioned slide show with 35 mm slides, but with today’s digital technology, it is probably easier to use a program like Powerpoint to put together a presentation. Ask for photos to include in the show on the event’s Facebook page if you have one. You can include graduates who are not at the party as well as those that are there in the slide show; the more people you include, the better. A nice gesture is to include memorial images of any graduates that have died since high school.
Send out invitations. Be sure they include information about ticket prices as well as what is included with the tickets (entertainment, food, ect). Have an RSVP by date on the invitation that gives you enough time to make follow up calls and make arrangements with the caterers. Attempt to contact any invitees who do not RSVP to be sure they received the invitation and encourage them to attend.
Decorate the venue as early as is allowed. Highlight memorabilia from your high school as much as possible. Check the Dollar Store for inexpensive decorations. If you are having an outdoor or casual event, the Dollar Store is a great place to get place settings and table cloths.
Putting together a reunion is a lot of work, but the final result should be a fun event that everyone will enjoy. Just make sure you have volunteers to help with clean up so you don’t end up having to pick everything up after the party ends. Congratulations on completing another mile stone in your life!
Planning Wedding Music
Music is a very important aspect of wedding ceremonies and receptions. Music sets the mood of the event and gets the party rolling at the reception. When planning a wedding, it is important to consider what type of music you want to include.
For those on a budget, prerecorded music can be a simple solution. I have been to a wedding where the music consisted of a boom box and a member of the wedding party hit play at the appropriate moment. It was a simple and functional solution. With today’s technology, you can set up a play list on an MP3 for guests to dance to during the entire reception and simply hook the MP3 up to speakers.
When using pre-recorded music, having a DJ will make the event progress more smoothly. DJs are very popular for receptions as they can pick and choose the right music for the moment and take special requests from the guests. They can also make announcements and help move the event along. DJ’s will generally bring a wide selection of music and may bring their own equipment to play the music on as well. Be sure when discussing the event that it is clear who is providing what. If there are specific songs want for your wedding, make sure the DJ has them or procure them as necessary for your event. If you want a particular type of music at your event, such as country or classical, be sure the DJ knows.
Having live musicians is ideal for a wedding ceremony. Pre-recorded music cannot change in tempo when things go slower or faster or make last minute improvisations when things change. Experienced wedding performers generally have a wide repertoire of wedding music and can improvise as necessary. Live musicians can be expensive though as their rates compensate them not just for the time they are playing at your event, but also for the practicing and rehearsing that is necessary for their trade. A popular option for weddings is to hire musicians for the ceremony and have a DJ for the receptions. This particularly makes sense when the wedding and reception are at separate venues.
There are many choices when hiring musicians for an event. Do you want classical music at your event? If you like strings, you can hire a soloist, a duo, a trio, a quartet, or a larger group. You can also hire a brass ensemble, use a pianist or organist, have a singer, or pick a performer with pretty much any instrument you like. For instance, a harpist makes an unusual and lovely choice for a wedding ceremony. Keep in mind, the more musicians in the group, the more the group will cost. When looking for musicians, ask friends for referrals, check with the local orchestras, schools, and universities. Not every musician plays weddings, but many will be able to refer you to someone who does. You might be able to find students who are willing to perform for a lower rate; however, be realistic about your expectations. There are some very good young musicians, but the best performers will likely charge more money regardless of their age and schooling level.
Would you prefer rock music for your wedding? Or perhaps you want classical music for the ceremony and a rock band for the reception? There are many bands that play events, or you can hire a singing guitarist to entertain your guests. Watch for local bands that suit your tastes, and ask them if they would be willing to perform at your wedding. Whatever kind of musician you choose, know what you are getting. It is advisable to listen to the performers prior to the event. If you cannot go to a live performance, listen to a recording.
Whether you have hired musicians or a DJ, be considerate of them on the event day. If you have booked the musicians for an hour, do not expect them to stay longer if things go astray. You can ask, but remember they may have other engagements later in the day, and if they do stay longer, pay them accordingly. If you are happy with the performers, tip them and refer them to your friends when they are planning events.
Wedding music can get expensive, but if the event is a success it is well worth the expense and effort required. After all, theses are the entertainers for your event and their performance may be the difference between a ho hum party and an event that the guests will remember for years.
Make a Scene: Creating a backdrop and set pieces for events
When adding a theme or setting to a party or event, backdrops and scenery can be useful additions. For instance, if you are putting together a princess birthday party, a castle might be the desired setting. While you could rent a facility that is already decorated as a castle, if that is not a realistic option for your event, you can make a castle yourself. Set pieces and scenery can be as simple or complex as your skill and budget allow.
Perhaps the easiest way to create a backdrop is to paint a mural on a wall, but very few venues will allow you to paint on their walls. Plus, murals take time to paint and often set up time for venue rental is minimal. Therefore for most events you will need a backdrop and/ or set pieces that can be created off site and are easy to set up and remove without damaging the venue where you are holding the event. If the event is taking place outdoors, you will additionally need your scenery to be weather resistant. Most venues have walls and other structural features that can be used to attach or lean the scenery against, but if the venue is an open space, the scenery may need to be self supporting as well.
In the theater, it is common to use muslin stretched on a wood frame and stapled in place with a staple gun. The muslin can then be painted like a canvas. You can create the frame work as a large backdrop or smaller set pieces. Foe instance, you can paint the castle and scenery on a large square or create a frame shaped like a castle and stretch the muslin to fit. You can also create 3D buildings by making multiple muslin and wood walls. If the walls need to be self supporting, you can add wood supports to the back.
If weather is a concern, using plywood may be a better option. Plywood has the disadvantage of being heavier and more difficult to transport, but it has the benefits of being sturdier and weather resistant. You do not necessarily need to put a frame on plywood as it is self supporting; however, if you are using very large pieces supports or re-enforcement may be necessary.
Particle board is a cheaper option then plywood, though the texture of the board can be a concern. There are other options available at the hardware store that you can paint on as well. Take a walk through look at the various materials available. Talk to the employees for suggestions.
For events on a tight budget, consider using cardboard. Cardboard can be easily cut to shape with a box knife. Check with stores that sell large items to see if they have any scrap cardboard they would be willing to give you.
Paper, such as newsprint, is a real economy option; however, newsprint and other lightweight papers are easily damaged and wrinkle when you paint them. If you are using paper, you will need to attach the artwork securely to a wall. Make sure the venue where you are holding your event will allow you to do so. You can use thumb tacks, masking tape, or poster putty, but each of these may cause damage to the wall and there is always the possibility that the paper will fall down or get torn during the event.
Depending on the complexity of your scenery or backdrop and your artistic skill, you can either draw your design directly on the material or you can use a slide or opaque projector and trace your image. A projector makes transferring images much simpler. Be realistic about your skills as an artist when designing your artwork. If you are not much of a painter, don’t try for photo realism.
You can use artists acrylic paints, wall paints, or tempera paints. Make sure whichever paint you use suites the material you are painting on. For instance, if you are painting on lightweight paper, avoid thick wall paints as the paper will not support it. If you are using the painting outdoors, make sure the paint is weather resistant. Keeping the color pallet to a minimum can reduce your paint costs. You can buy primary colors and mix them with most paints, however if you have large areas in single colors, like a blue sky or a brown wall, it may make sense to buy a large container of that color instead of attempting to mix it.
If you are trying to create textures, such as a wall texture, a sponge or a rag can be a useful tool. Consider purchasing a book to help you learn texture techniques. As long as the material you are using is sturdy enough (muslin or plywood), you can use masking tape to block the paint and help you create straight lines, then remove the tape once the paint is dry enough. Consider practicing techniques on a scrap piece of material. Your set piece will be only as good as your painting and construction skills.
When you finish creating your scenery and/ or set pieces, all that is left is to transport them to your venue and put them in place. Be sure to allow plenty of time in case any issues arise. It is a good idea to bring tape and other materials in case of damage in transport and set up. If you do not have a lot of time to set up at the event venue, practice setting the pieces up off site to make sure that you have resolved any issues before the day of the event.
Constructing scenery and set pieces can be complicated and does require a certain amount of artistry. Volunteering to help with set construction at a theater company or school is a good way to gain skills and make sure you are not getting in above your head with your plans. If you decide that you are not up to the task but would still like to include some set pieces or scenery consider hiring someone to create the work for you. Contact your local community theaters or university theater departments for referrals if you are interested in hiring someone to create your set pieces. You might be able to get a student to do the work for a lower rate than a professional.
Sometimes you can find set pieces and scenery that are already completed to rent or purchase for an event. If you see a theater production with set pieces you would like to use, ask the theater company if they would be able to rent them to you for your event. Remember that sets are often taken apart immediately following the production, so make arrangements as soon as possible to avoid being too late. You can also contact AZ Party Rents to discuss whether or not we have anything available that might work for your occasion.
After an event is completed, you will need to take down your scenery and set pieces. If you have rented them, you will need to return them. If the scenery and set pieces are yours, you might be able to reuse them as is for another event or if you used muslin or plywood, you can repaint them for additional events or reuse the materials. Theater departments often use the same materials over and over again for many shows.
Holding a Carnival Themed Party
What is your favorite part of the carnival? Is it the roller coasters and other rides, the Midway Games, or the Cotton Candy? Carnivals are fun for everyone, especially kids, so a carnival theme is a great choice for a birthday party or other fun event.
Perhaps the simplest way to have a carnival themed party is to hold the party at an amusement park such as Castles n Coasters located in Phoenix, Arizona. Most amusement parks offer birthday party and event packages which make planning your party a cinch.
A party at an amusement park might not be quite what you are after. Perhaps you want to avoid the crowds and lines that go along with the amusement park experience or your budget does not allow for the price of the park’s party package. You use a carnival theme for a party at any venue.
How many people do you want to invite to the party? What is your budget? Where do you want to hold your party? How complicated do you want things to be? How much time do you have to set things up?
Parties can be held at a home, at a restaurant, at a ballroom, or at another event venue. The choices are only limited by your budget and time. If you are planning a party on a small budget, consider holding the party at a city park. You can generally reserve picnic areas for a very affordable price. If the party is small, most parks have picnic tables that are available on a first come first serve basis for free. While rain is unlikely to be a concern in much of Arizona during most of the year, you should plan your party where you have access to shade, especially if the party is during the summer months when the weather gets pretty hot.
Once you have picked your event venue and date, you need to make your invitations. Your local party or dollar store will probably have pre-made invitations that you can hand-write the date and pertinent information in or you can get custom invitations made at copy stores, print shops, or the photo processing departments of many stores.
While you are at the party or dollar store, check to see what other goodies you can find. These stores are great for table clothes, paper plates, cups, napkins, balloons, party favors, and decorations. You should be able to find many of these things with a carnival or related theme.
If you purchase a cake for your party, have it decorated to match the theme. You can also make your own cake and decorate it yourself. If you are making a cake, consider getting plastic animals or other figures to place on top to help it match your theme. Cupcakes can also be lots of fun.
Consider having Cotton Candy at your party. AZ Party Rents has cotton candy machines and other concession equipment available to rent for parties.
After you have the venue, invitations, and food squared away, think about what you are going to do for entertainment. Inflatables make a fun addition to a party. The Wild One Obstacle Course which looks like a roller coaster might be a good choice. Make sure that the venue you are holding your party at allows inflatables and if a permit is required, be sure to get it taken care of in advance. Carnival games are also lots of fun at a party. Balloon artists, clowns and other entertainers help complete the carnival atmosphere.
Carnival are lots of fun and your carnival themed party is sure to be a blast. Once all your planning is complete, have a great time at your party!
Planning an Arizona Wedding
Congratulations! A wedding can be a very complicated event to plan as everyone has their own dream of what their wedding will be like. Here are some suggestions to help you plan your dream wedding.
Weddings can range from a simple event to an extravagant affair with hundreds of guests. The number of guests makes a huge difference, so one of the first things you should do when planning a wedding is figure out the guest list. Knowing the number of guests is necessary to determine all of the other details for your event. Is the wedding just going to consist of the couple and their immediate family, are a few friends going to be included as well, or is this going to be a gala event with everyone the couple knows? Not everyone who is invited to an event will attend; however, once someone is invited, it would be a huge faux pas to try to rescind the invitation. Remember that most people will bring a significant other or guest to the event and plan accordingly. If the event is going to be very small and intimate, make sure it is clear from the get go that only the guests listed on the envelopes are to be included.
Pick a venue for the event. Will the ceremony and reception take be at the same place or separate venues? Be sure your venue(s) can accommodate the maximum number of people you think may attend. When you are picking a venue, consider whether you want your event indoors or outdoors. If the event is outdoors, plan for the weather. Arizona has beautiful weather most of the year, but even if it does not rain, guests will appreciate shade. Consider tenting part or all of the event if shelter is not available at your venue.
When considering the rental price of the venue, be sure to keep in mind what amenities the venue includes and what you will need to provide. Some venues are all inclusive while others may only include the space for your wedding in which case you will need to provide tables and chairs and any other wedding furnishings. If you want to keep the stress of planning your wedding to a minimum, an all inclusive venue might be the way to go.
Pick a date. Consider whether you want to have your event on a weekday or on the weekend. Weekend events are more popular since it is usually easier for everyone to attend; however, if your guests are able to attend during the week, a weekday event may be more affordable and most venues are more likely to be available during week then on the weekend for short notice events. If you have a very specific date in mind, be prepared to consider alternate venues in case your first choice is not available. The farther ahead you plan, the more likely you will get the space you want on the date you want.
Get the required paperwork prior to the wedding. In Arizona, you can pick up a wedding license at the county clerk office which is generally located in the probate or circuit court. The license is valid one year from its issue date and there is no waiting period for the license.
Once you have a definite date and your venue is reserved, put together your invitations. If it is very far in advance, you might consider sending out a save the date notice first. The actual invitation should be sent early enough for out of town guests to make travel arrangements. Be sure the invitation includes clear RSVP directions so you can be sure to know how many people are expected to attend. There will generally be a deadline by which you time must give caterers and the venue a final number of expected guests, so make sure your RSVP date is prior to this deadline and gives you enough time to contact any guests who have not responded to your invitation. If you find yourself with less guests then you want, you can also send out a few additional invitations as long as there is still enough time for the guests to RSVP.
Pick a caterer. Some people have friends and family take care of the food. Some venues include the food in the price or have their own exclusive caterers. If neither of these is the case, shop around and pick a caterer you like and can afford. Choose a menu with the caterer. If the caterer is not providing the wedding cake, make arrangements for the cake as well.
Figure out the details. Who is officiating the wedding? Be sure to book this person far enough in advance so you can have your first choice. What is everyone wearing? Is the wedding going to have a theme or anything goes? Will their be bridesmaids and groomsmen? How many? What is the bride wearing? How about the groom? Will there be a rehearsal dinner and where? Who is planning the bachelor party and the bridal shower? Are you going to give out party favors? What flowers do you want? Who will be taking photos? What music are you going to have? Do you want to book a strings quartet or a DJ or perhaps both? There are so many details to plan with a wedding and it can definitely be stressful and get overwhelming. Be sure to get help and lots of it. If all the planning stresses you out, consider hiring a wedding planner to make things easier.
It may be simpler to elope, but a wedding can be a once in a lifetime chance for a couple to feel like royalty and the memories will last long past the event. Make the day one that you will want to remember forever.
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