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Category Archives: Etiquette
How do you tactfully ask for money instead of gifts?
While there really is no way to tactfully ask for money in lieu of wedding gifts, if you do not register anywhere, most of your friends and family will take the hint. Since most of your guests will be people … Continue reading
How far apart can the ceremony and reception be?
While you might have the perfect places in mind to get married and hold a reception, make sure the two venues are close enough together. Out of consideration for your guests, the two should be as close together as possible. … Continue reading
Buying Your Wedding Invitations Part 2
<< Read Part 1 There are two major types of printing processes used in creating invitations. Engraved invitations are used for the most traditional, formal weddings, and are the most expensive. This process involves raising the letters above the paper … Continue reading
Buying Your Wedding Invitations Part 1
One of the biggest wedding decisions you will have to make is what kind of invitations to buy. Your wedding invitations will set the mood for your wedding ceremony and reception. If you are planning a formal, black tie event, … Continue reading
Mother of the Bride Etiquette Tips – Part 2
If you are not throwing the bridal shower, (yes we know etiquette states this as a no-no but many moms do) then be sure to contact the host with a guest list. Also lend a hand with decorations, food, etc. … Continue reading
Mother of the Bride Etiquette Tips – Part 1
As the mother of the bride, once your daughter says she is getting married you are most likely an instantly extremely happy and busy woman. Whether or not you and your husband are footing all or some of the bill, … Continue reading
Wedding Guests Do’s and Don’ts Part 2
The Reception When you arrive at the reception, do not hit the buffet line as soon as you get there. The bride and groom always go first, followed by the wedding party. It is also rude to eat and run. Avoid … Continue reading
Wedding Guests Do’s and Don’ts Part 1
If you have not been to a wedding in a long time, or have never attended one, you may be asking yourself questions on what you should and should not do at a wedding. So here are a few tips on … Continue reading
