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Category Archives: Etiquette
Wedding Guest Etiquette
Believe it or not, there are some guidelines you should follow when invited to a wedding ceremony. Even if you know the bride or groom well, never assume that you are invited to the wedding and do not ask Be … Continue reading
Who Pays for What?
First of all, establish a manageable budget for your big day. Determine what amount of money all of the parties involved – the bride and her parents and the groom and his parents – can and/or will contribute to the … Continue reading
Does Having a Double Wedding Save Money?
What if your sister, your cousin or even a very close friend suggests sharing your wedding day? Most women, at first, would probably shy away from a double wedding. But if the other bride is your sister, your parents will … Continue reading
What is Etiquette and Why?
Before I begin to answer this question, let me introduce myself. For the past 5 years I have been the “go to etiquette gal” for American Stationery and The American Wedding. I decided that it might be helpful to share … Continue reading
Wedding Invitation Etiquette: Respond Cards and Envelopes
A wedding invitation is always a welcome site in the mailbox. However, if proper wedding invitation etiquette is not followed, problems can arise. When sending out wedding invitations, take extra care to not confuse or possibly insult your guests. Following … Continue reading
Wedding Invitation Etiquette: Children Not Invited
A wedding invitation is always a welcome site in the mailbox. However, if proper wedding invitation etiquette is not followed, problems can arise. When sending out wedding invitations, take extra care to not confuse or possibly insult your guests. Following … Continue reading
Wedding Receiving Line Etiquette
While a receiving line is not necessary, per se, there are some very good reasons to have a receiving line. You get to greet and thank all your guests for attending. Then you can enjoy your reception and not spend … Continue reading
Opening Gifts – Before, During or After the Reception?
Some of your guests, especially ones that live out of town, may decide to have your wedding gifts shipped directly to the home of the bride’s parents. If they do, by all means open them, but try to have your … Continue reading
The Art of Thanking
Don’t be one of those brides who think that just because she is getting married, people should shower her with gifts and not expect anything in return. Show your gratitude by sending out a thank you card. It’s a great … Continue reading
Is a Receiving Line Necessary?
The short answer is yes and no. Although the traditional receiving line is still done at most weddings, there are alternatives. The first alternative is unconventional, but very well received. After the bride and groom have been pronounced husband and … Continue reading
