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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Reception Beverages
You should never consider having a cash bar at your wedding reception unless absolutely necessary. Your wedding guests should not have to pay for their own drinks. If you find that you cannot afford to host an open bar reception, … Continue reading
Photography and Videography
A professional photographer is NOT necessarily a wedding photographer. True wedding photographers are able to tell a “story” with their photographs. If you have the opportunity to attend a Bridal Show, you will have the chance to meet several wedding … Continue reading
You Might be a Bridezilla . . .
If your maid-of-honor changes her telephone number and does not give you the new one. If you decide to gain weight just so your parents will buy you a different wedding gown. If getting caught by a red light on … Continue reading
Popular Wedding Invitation Trends
The task of choosing your perfect wedding invitation can be rather daunting. There are so many to choose from; here are some trends to help guide you. In today’s society people are “going green;” wedding invitations are no different. There … Continue reading
Everyday Etiquette – Bridesmaids & Expenses
Question: Who pays for the bridesmaids dresses? Tammy The Everyday Etiquette Answer: Dear Tammy, Traditionally, the bridesmaids and maid/matron of honor pay for their dresses. With this in mind, being considerate of their budgets is very important. If you find … Continue reading
Common Wedding Invitation Wording Mistakes Part 3
Grammar: Remember that pronouns should be consistent throughout the invitation. If you are using first person pronouns (I, we, us, our and me) use them everywhere. If using third person pronouns (them, they, their) use them everywhere. It is bad … Continue reading
Common Wedding Invitation Wording Mistakes Part 2
Dates: On the accessory cards, the date and time formats should be consistent. If a time is not provided, you may spell out the date, abbreviate it or use a numerical date. Invitations: The date should be spelled out at … Continue reading
Common Wedding Invitation Wording Mistakes Part 1
Your wedding invitations are one of the most important parts of your wedding. So you want them to be correct. Here are a few tips to help you get things right. Abbreviations: It is considered socially correct to spell out … Continue reading
Wedding Styles: Formal or Informal
Very Formal Wedding Attire: This style of wedding adheres to strict wedding etiquette. The wedding gown should be elegant and traditional, with a long train and veil in a complementary length for the bride. 6-12 bridesmaids wearing floor-length dresses. Mothers … Continue reading
Bridal Shower
It is believed that the first bridal “shower” took place during the 18th century in the Netherlands, when a bride’s father did not approve of his daughter’s choice for a husband. She was in love with the local miller. Her … Continue reading
