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Monthly Archives: December 2008
What’s Your Name?
Traditionally when a woman marries a man, she drops her last name (maiden) and takes on his last name. Well times are changing. Some woman choose to drop their middle name and replace it with their maiden name, while others … Continue reading
Wedding Trivia
The term honeymoon came about from ancient Teutons. Couples would only marry beneath a full moon then drink honey wine for thirty days after. Rice throwing began in the Orient. Rice is a symbol of fertility and was thrown … Continue reading
Hire a Wedding Planner?
Wedding planners, wedding consultants, wedding coordinators and bridal consultants are all terms that describe a professional that can help you organize, plan and guide you through a successful wedding and reception. You may need to hire a professional if you … Continue reading
Opening the Gifts
Many couples make the choice to refrain from opening any wedding gifts at the reception. Today, more and more newlyweds are opting to extend the wedding weekend an additional day. Consider hosting a Sunday brunch for out of town guests, … Continue reading
Barbeque by Candlelight
Enjoy a lovely spring or summer evening by holding the rehearsal dinner outdoors. Place candles everywhere you can in your backyard. Outline the yard or patio area with lawn torches, hang Japanese paper lanterns and white twinkle lights from the … Continue reading
A Pretty in Pink Party!
One of the highlights of being a bride’s maid of honor is planning the shower. This is a fun celebration with the bride’s female relatives and close friends. Be sure to include the mothers of the bride and groom on … Continue reading
Public Announcements
After you have become engaged and have the ring on your finger, the news will travel far just by word of mouth. An engagement announcement in your hometown is the next step. If your fiancé lives in another town, submit … Continue reading
Family Style Rehearsal Dinner
If your wedding party is not very large, consider hosting the rehearsal dinner at home. The groom’s family traditionally hosts this event. But if it is agreed by all parties, the even could be hosted by a close friend or … Continue reading
Origins of Carrying the Bride Over the Threshold
The tradition of carrying the bride over the threshold is not a new tradition; it dates back centuries and has a few different origins. The first idea for carrying the bride over the threshold stems from the same ancient belief … Continue reading
