Category: Wedding Planning Tips

How to Creatively Plan for a Rainy Day Wedding

Rainy day in the formal garden during a wedding day

Creative Ways to Handle Rain on Your Wedding Day No matter how meticulously you plan, you may look outside on your wedding day and see puddles and gray skies. Don’t be discouraged! Your big day will still be a success if you follow this guide to handling a rainy wedding with a few fun twists…. Read more »

7 Thoughts On Choosing Your Wedding Flowers

Bridal party holding bouquets behind them

Florists work magic, it’s undeniable. Flowers are a vital part of your wedding day décor, and will be the key element in bringing your vision together.  Flowers also help make your wedding unique to you, because there are literally thousands of options and combinations.  No two bridal bouquets can ever be the same; such is… Read more »

Styled Shoot in September

Bride along stone in garden holding large bridal bouquet

September is heaven at Drumore Estate.  Of course, we think that every season is heaven here, but it’s undeniable that there is something special about the end of summer in Lancaster County.  Our wedding venue is lucky to offer endless views, gorgeous sunsets, and this amazing golden light that spills across the river hills and… Read more »

Wedding Planner vs On Site Coordinator

Sweetheart table with gold glitter linen

Today I’m going to be talking about hiring a wedding planner vs on site coordinator. I want to chat about this, because I think we are unique in what we offer here at Drumore Estate. We offer on site coordination, with a lot of extras. However, we don’t offer full wedding planning. Let’s talk about… Read more »

Why Hire a Wedding Professional

Bride and groom embracing on lawn of Drumore Estate

It seems like a no brainer; wedding professionals know what they’re doing, you hire them right? Well, what if Uncle Bob has a ‘nice camera’? Or, what if your cousin has ‘been to a million weddings’ and can plan it for you, no problem? And what if your budget, just can’t account for the all… Read more »