Wow, we?ve been married a year. Sometimes it?s truly hard to believe. We spent so much time and effort planning our wedding and making sure everything was coordinated and building our decor and making sure we got all the invites out on time and everything else. We had exactly one year to plan from the day we got engaged to the day we got married. It seemed like it took forever, but seemed like it flew by at the same time. But that pales in comparison to how fast the actual first year of our marriage seems to have flown by. Last year, I took a look back at our wedding and provided some immediate hindsight on things we were glad we did and things we wish we would have changed. But now I thought I?d share a little bit of how we look back on things after a full year of reflection.
#HereComesMcBride – Grand Exit
1. Skip the videographer. To be honest, we don?t even look at our wedding pictures all that often, let alone have a desire to watch a video. We made an amazing wedding-photo gallery wall and created an album on Shutterfly for ourselves and our families, but we don?t actually look at the photos much. I think that the photos will live on and will be something we can easily pull out and look at ourselves and show our children, whereas a video is unlikely to be seen again. Who knows if DVDs will even be compatible in 10 years"

2. Spend more time enjoying the party. We?ve been to a few weddings since ours, and I think while I?m there about how long the reception ...