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I got an email the other day from a maid of honor, who is actually a “co- maid of honor.”   Let’s call her MOH1.  MOH1 has helped plan some weddings for her other friends, and therefore her BFF has asked her to be an MOH.  MOH1 and MOH2 (the other co Maid of Honor) recently went to a venue meeting and a dress shop together and MOH1 thinks MOH2 is crazy!  MOH1 is frustrated and thinks the bride should put only one of them in charge. Here is MOH”s question:

Have you ever worked with two maids of honor? and has it ever worked? My friend actually told me that she wanted me in charge because her other friend is drifty and wants to spends tons (where as im organized and thifty). What are your thoughts? I almost want to quit before I start because of this crazy MOH. 

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Thanks to all our couples who reviewed us and to the folks at WeddingWire for selecting us for the fourth year for the Brides Choice Awards.

Our clients who left us reviews have been a great source of business for us.  Many couple book us based on these honest reviews, so we are so grateful to everyone who took the time to leave us some love.

Here is the link to other winners! http://www.weddingwire.com/brides-choice-awards/philadelphia-lehigh-valley/504-r.html

2012 is looking great and the cHill Weddings team is getting geared up for a busy year!  Christina is now accepting full service planning for 2013 but is booked for 2012.  We are still accepting day of coordination and partial planning weddings for this year so don’t wait!  We’d love to have you all onboard.

Thank you again to all our past clients and to our current and future clients!  Our business succeeds because of you!

Hugs and Kisses,

the cHill Weddings team

At cHill weddings, we get a lot of requests for service for multicultural, interracial, and same sex weddings. Why? Because we believe everyone should have the right to marry who they love, despite the color of their skin or sexual preference. 

So how fitting is it that this couple above, the late Mr. and Mrs. Loving, have really touched our hearts today?

The Daily News reported on a new exhibit at International Center of Photography.  Also Mrs. Loving’s documentary will air on February 14 on HBO (be sure to DVR it!).  Their love, story, and all they went through is very important to me not only because I myself married a man outside of my “race” but also because they paved the way so that many of our couples can be married today.

I especially loved Mrs. Loving’s comment: 

“Not a day goes by that I don’t think of Richard and our love, our right to marry, and how much it meant to me to have that freedom to marry the person precious to me, even if others thought he was the “wrong kind of person” for me to marry. I believe all Americans, no matter their race, no matter their sex, no matter their sexual orientation, should have that same freedom to marry.”

Read more here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2088040/Photographs-Lovings-interracial-marriage-time-banned-16-states.html