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When Is the Right Time to Propose?

It’s not uncommon for some people to face the task of proposing with terror. Other are compelled to jump in and ask the question as early as possible. Whichever personality you are, here are some pointers to help you decide you’re ready to leap. Finances. However much you feel love and devotion, money is a […]

Taming Your Inner Bridezilla

There seems to be an ever-raised bar for receptions. Nothing is off the table! “Opening acts,” choreographed entrances, separate kids’ room entertainment, all of the above! It can become a monster and detract from the purpose of the reception – to celebrate the newlyweds. On the other hand, if everyone is on the same page […]

Where Did All the Wedding Traditions Come From?

Why does the bride require something old, something new, something borrowed & something blue? What’s behind the groom tossing the bride’s garter into a crowd of men? What’s the importance of the wedding cake? There is significance in almost every aspect of a wedding. The dress. Fashions are constantly changing, but bridal gowns continue to […]

Who Should Take Care of the Gifts on the Wedding Day?

It would be very odd for the couple getting married to be tied up with taking in the gifts that their guests bring with them on the day. These could include bulky items as well as cards containing gift vouchers and cash. Even after the ceremony, the newlyweds will be busying themselves with celebrating their […]

Why Do We Get Married?

Back in the day, women didn’t have roles and rights that were the same as men and were considered to be private property. We can still find elements of this legacy in some of the traditions that apply today – like brides being walked down the aisle and adopting their husbands’ last names. In those […]

Why Does a Traditional Wedding Cake Have Three Tiers?

When you attend a wedding, everyone is expecting a ceremonial cutting of the cake. Over the years, there have been some pretty elaborate and incredible creations from cake makers of all skills and styles. But one thing tends to mark out a wedding cake’s design; they invariably have three tiers. Why is that, and where […]

Should I have an engagement party?

Many women believe that after they have answered in the affirmative when asked “Will you marry me?” and they have had the engagement ring slipped on their finger, it’s time to think about celebrating this remarkable, life-changing moment. It’s understood and accepted that they are bound to blast out the news to all and sundry, […]

Should the Groom Get a Manicure as Well as the Bride?

Just like his bride-to-be, a groom’s hands will be on display when the rings are being placed on the couple’s fingers as well as when the newly married couple cuts the cake. The emphasis tends to be on the bride’s look, but this doesn’t mean the groom can get away with ignoring how his own […]

Summer Wedding Drinks Ideas to Keep Your Guests Cool

To cool hot bodies healthily by whipping up some summer drinks for your wedding is bound to be greeted with some gratitude. Melon Puree is a drink that is not only incredibly refreshing, but it’s also effortless to make. As a bonus, melons are a good source of vitamin C, and when pureed instead of […]

Things Brides Forget to Do Before the Big Day

Get your engagement ring looking its best. You are bound to be showing off your shiny wedding ring more than once on your big day, so don’t forget to shine up your engagement ring, so it looks its best on the day of your wedding. To befit being center-stage, it needs to be sparkling as […]

Things Grooms Forget to Do Before the Big Day

It’s hardly a surprise to learn that the majority of grooms may prefer to consider winging it as they walk up the altar to take their place next to their best men. It’s not necessarily a great idea, because there are things that may happen that will be worse if you have not prepared than […]

Tips for Getting Ready The Morning Of Your Wedding

Set a Timeline That is crucial! From setting your alarm to arriving at the church, you need a timeline with your planner and photographer. These are the people who will need to know when they have to get somewhere to do their jobs properly. It a good idea to start with the time the wedding […]

Tips for Hosting a Post-Wedding Brunch

Having a post-wedding brunch celebration is by no means mandatory, but it can be fun after the day you’ve had. The wining and dining that took place at your wedding reception is enough really, but it’s pleasant to have a casual get together, especially if you have out-of-town guests, who would be thankful for a […]

Tips for Making a Great Speech at your Wedding

It’s simpler to construct a wedding speech than most people imagine. When you’re the first to speak, introduce yourself and your relationship to the couple. If you follow another, acknowledge the introducer who spoke in front of you. Grooms score senior brownie points when they use their new title as husband and wife, or Mr. […]

Tips for the Groom to Stand His Ground when Wedding Planning

First and foremost, it’s essential to ensure that no one else wrestles the wedding planning from you and your fiance. And it’s also vital that you and your partner are on the same page and singing the same tune when it comes to what is going to happen on the big day. To stand united, […]

Tips for the Groom to get the Perfect Shave

Even if the groom does not pay a professional to do the job, it’s essential to carry out the shave as well as possible. The wedding day is every bit as nerve-racking for the groom as it is for his partner. As well as any pre-wedding jitters, there are going to be hours of meeting […]

What Music Should Be Playing at Various Points in the Wedding?

Your wedding’s soundtrack begins as everyone takes their seats in the venue for the ceremony. It by no means stops there. You not only need to consider your entrance music, but also the filler music during the reception and the music that will keep the dancefloor going too. The music won’t stop until the married […]

What Should Be Read at the Ceremony, and Who Should Do the Readings?

The search for something personal is an opportunity for the wedding couple to discuss the meanings of their relationship and their ceremony. When they’re tying the knot in a church or synagogue, a mosque, or any other religious setting, they may be limited to passages of scripture. The institution’s spiritual leader or the officiant may […]

What Should I Include in My Wedding Folder?

Choose a Cute Binder When you’ve picked out your wedding colors and theme, you’ll likely want a folder to match. You’ll also probably need something fairly thick – skinny binders are so restricting! Get Some Dividers With so much that needs planning, it’s too easy to get lost when trying to find the section to […]

What Should the Bridesmaids Pay For?

Who pays for the bridesmaid dresses and accessories? Should the maid’s foot the bill for the bride’s share of the bachelorette? To decode each bridesmaid’s spending, follow these guidelines. The Bridesmaids’ Shoes and Accessories It is conventional that each of the bridesmaids is expected to source their shoes and other accessories. The bonus of this […]

What to Do When People Don’t Respond to Your Wedding Invitations

There are one or two strategies that should enable you to politely take care of those stragglers without breaching traditional polite wedding etiquette. To deal with a lack of RSVPs, you can offer alternative ways for your potential guests to RSVP. Instead of just requiring guests to send their RSVP in the mail, allow them […]

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