{boutonniere, shoes, cake, couple, invitation, dress, tarts, setting}
{boutonniere, shoes, cake, couple, invitation, dress, tarts, setting}
{dresses via Style Me Pretty, drink, strawberry slices, ring shot, shoes, car via Divine Occasions, bride, flowers}
{lemonade, cake, invitation, shoes, lemons in vase, yellow dress, flowers via Eventfully Yours, tablescape via SD Wedding Insider, bridal dress via Kelly Oshiro Events, clutch, lemons}
So, what do you think?







{bride on stairs, getaway car, bride in front of window, flowers, invitation, kiss via Style Me Pretty, just married sign, dress on bed, flower girl} It's striking, isn't it? I love it but what do you think?
In Tim's own words: The purpose of The Dollar Dance is to offer business and financial advice to small businesses, primarily to those in the wedding industry. As a business owner, you need to be able to concentrate on what you do best. Please allow The Dollar Dance to be a resource for you to turn to when questions arise regarding taxes, payroll, accounting, pricing and the like.
With his new focus, Tim has been posting lately on the broad topic "Learning What You Need to Succeed" with specific focuses like learning to manage your time and learning to know your limits. His posts have been very insightful and fabulous advice for new and seasoned business owners alike. He offers a fresh perspective on the world of small business finance and management. Tim, we are so excited about your new venture and cannot wait to see where you go with this.







At my wedding last year we put disposable cameras on each table hopeful that guests would snap a few unforgettable moments on their own. But alas, in every shot the lighting was so dim and angle so poor that most of them are indiscernible.