Are you the Best Man, the Maid of Honor, the Father of the Bride, or Father of the Groom? If so, chances are very good that you will be giving a wedding toast at the reception (or at least asked to do so). Photo Credit: Faye Sommer Photography If you aren’t one who usually likes … Continue reading What Will I Say? – 8 Tips For Giving A Great Wedding Toast
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25+ Ideas For Planning Your Magical Winter Wedding
Each season has its own specialness about it, and Winter is certainly no different. There is a magic that can only be found in winter - the peacefulness and serenity after a snowfall, cuddling under a warm blanket, a mug of yummy hot chocolate. What could be more magical than a winter wedding? Check out … Continue reading 25+ Ideas For Planning Your Magical Winter Wedding
Your Wedding Planning Checklist – 7 Items You Can’t Do In Advance
When you’re planning your wedding, your goal (usually) is to have everything done so that you don’t have to do a thing in the week or so before your wedding day. While this sounds like a perfect plan, there are just some things and last minute details that you really can’t do in advance. They … Continue reading Your Wedding Planning Checklist – 7 Items You Can’t Do In Advance
4 Easy Ways On How to be a Rockin’ Maid of Honor
Being asked to be someone’s maid of honor is a big deal. It means that this person thinks of you as one of their closest friends. When accepting this job, you must realize you are now responsible for helping the bride with whatever she needs to create and execute the perfect wedding. Photo by Phuong … Continue reading 4 Easy Ways On How to be a Rockin’ Maid of Honor
Social Media (When Planning Your Wedding) – Friend or Foe?
It’s probably safe to say that social media plays a huge role in your daily life. Your iPhone or similar device is always on and if not in your hands, close by. And it can be a big help if you choose to incorporate social media when planning your wedding. Social media is a tool, … Continue reading Social Media (When Planning Your Wedding) – Friend or Foe?
4 Top Wedding Myths Debunked
If you are in the midst of planning your wedding, you’ll come across a lot of wedding information - when researching online and when talking to friends and family. Some of this advice may be pretty good ideas. But then again, some of these so called “good ideas” really fall into the category of “wedding … Continue reading 4 Top Wedding Myths Debunked
3 Ways To Make Your Wedding Memorable
Obviously, you and your partner are going to remember your wedding. It’s going to be the most important day of your life (so far) after all. But you might have to work a little harder to make it memorable for everyone else. After all, since most adults go to plenty of weddings over the years … Continue reading 3 Ways To Make Your Wedding Memorable
5 Easy Ways a Busy Bride Can Take Some Time for Herself
Planning a wedding seems to be a job in itself. It can be hard for a busy bride to take some time for herself. We have huge amounts of sympathy for anyone trying to organize the perfect day alongside a full-time job. As the big day approaches, it’s not uncommon for brides to burn the … Continue reading 5 Easy Ways a Busy Bride Can Take Some Time for Herself
Following Traditions and the Wedding Planning Rules
Once upon a time when you were planning a wedding, you’d hear a lot about the traditions and wedding planning rules that you were supposed to do. You know the ones - “You must do a bouquet and garter toss.” “Your wedding has to be on a Saturday.” “You have to have the same number … Continue reading Following Traditions and the Wedding Planning Rules
How To Plan A Wedding! – Where To Start After You Get Engaged
So the question has been popped, and you’ve said YES! Congratulations are in order, and wedding plans will have to be made. Maybe you or your fiancé already have some ideas in mind, or you may be starting from scratch. Either way, now that the engagement is official you can start getting down to business … Continue reading How To Plan A Wedding! – Where To Start After You Get Engaged