With so much to worry about before, during, and after your wedding, it’s understandably hard to keep up with the rules on what you should and shouldn’t do as the bride and groom-to-be. But as you’re tasting cakes, ordering your rentals, and finalizing the guest list, it’s important to keep etiquette in mind. After all,
We dove into the ins and outs of pre-wedding etiquette in a previous post, including who to invite, how to handle extra expenses, choosing vendors and receiving gifts. But there’s so much more to be aware of before you tie the knot. Don’t worry, we don’t plan to bore you with age-old traditions and etiquette
For many brides, the wedding favor isn’t high on the priority list. However, in most circles, a favor is appreciated and sometimes even expected at the end of a wedding. If you haven’t given two thoughts about the favors for your wedding, you’re not alone. But don’t worry—it’s actually quite easy to find favors. The
Many brides choose to stand up and get married next to people who are very important to them. In fact, most weddings feature some combination of bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower girls, ring bearers, and more. Your entire wedding party takes on a number of responsibilities, from proceeding into your actual wedding to paying for dresses, throwing
Wedding planning is no easy feat—it takes a ton of time and energy. And all of a sudden, before you know it, it’s your wedding day. When all’s said and done, virtually every bride will tell you that a wedding feels like a complete whirlwind that’s seemingly over the minute it started. Yet the work
Many brides start out the wedding-planning process with a set budget and a clear picture of what their wedding day will look like. However, budgets often quickly go out the window once the costs start adding up. We get it! Why wouldn’t you want scallop hors d’oeuvres or a live ceremony musician? But instead of
You’ve planned and labored for a very long time— slowly and meticulously putting together all the pieces for your wedding day. Where you were a year-out, chances are you felt like you had all the time in the world to prepare. Even 3-months ago, you probably told a few of your closest friends and family
