Great Street Love is a wedding blog dedicated to helping any soon-to-be bride get through the stress and chaos of planning a wedding.
The name Great Street Love is inspired by the incomparable Frank Sinatra and his lyrics in the song "Chicago." It just so happens that Savannah and Brad live on State Street, "that great street," making it a perfect fit!
Make sure to keep checking in for more advice and tips when it comes to planning any kind of wedding: destination, small and intimate, big and lavish, city, country, and everything in between.
And in the meantime, feel free to stop by Second City Stationery for any paper goods you may need for your wedding.
The name Great Street Love is inspired by the incomparable Frank Sinatra and his lyrics in the song "Chicago." It just so happens that Savannah and Brad live on State Street, "that great street," making it a perfect fit!
Make sure to keep checking in for more advice and tips when it comes to planning any kind of wedding: destination, small and intimate, big and lavish, city, country, and everything in between.
And in the meantime, feel free to stop by Second City Stationery for any paper goods you may need for your wedding.
Brad handles Second City Stationery's social media, The Bride & The Broom monthly blog segment, and occasionally folds wedding stationery when the orders are overflowing. Brad is born and raised in the Chicago area and loves everything Chicago (except for that baseball team up North). Brad and Savannah met in the Hoosier state while attending Ball State University. They worked at the Ball State student run TV station as news anchors. Brad works in non profit helping at-risk youth succeed in life helping make his favorite city a better place.
Make sure to forward Brad's featured posts from The Bride & The Broom segment to your future husband. His posts focus on tips and advice for men as they prepare for any and all kinds of weddings. Brad's been through the stress and made it out the other side alive and happy! Check out his take on how groom's should participate in the wedding process and when to let your 'future bride' take control.
Brad's Main Advice:
"Remember wedding's are one day; marriage is a lifetime. But if you can make your wedding memorable without breaking the bank... that works, too!"
Make sure to forward Brad's featured posts from The Bride & The Broom segment to your future husband. His posts focus on tips and advice for men as they prepare for any and all kinds of weddings. Brad's been through the stress and made it out the other side alive and happy! Check out his take on how groom's should participate in the wedding process and when to let your 'future bride' take control.
Brad's Main Advice:
"Remember wedding's are one day; marriage is a lifetime. But if you can make your wedding memorable without breaking the bank... that works, too!"
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Why the name "The Bride and The Broom?"Brad: "The adorable, little scamp in this picture is me at age 3 or 4. My mother used to bring me to these fashion show events for old women in a garden club. My bride in the picture is Emily, a family friend of ours. During this particular event, we walked out on stage and all the elderly women thought we were adorable. Because I mean c'mon, we were. They asked Emily who she was supposed to be, and she said "I'm the bride." They all awed with delight. Then asked me who I was supposed to be. To which I proclaimed: "I'm the broom!" That's where I gained my comedic timing. Also, my vocabulary and misunderstanding of words hasn't improved much in 20+ years so bear with me."
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