2011 22/08

3 Reasons to Live Stream Your Wedding

Wedding celebrations are becoming social! You’ve seen the groom who pauses to update his Facebook status, or Tweet that he is officially married. Friends are taking photos at the wedding and uploading them to Facebook the next morning! Before you even get your professional wedding photos, you can watch as your guests start to populate [...]

2011 15/08

It’s in the Details…Essential Components for Your Wedding Invitation

An engagement signals a thrilling and often overwhelming time for couples. There’s so much to do, so many choices and so little time. One of the first tasks after setting the date and securing the venue is selecting your wedding invitation. On the surface, it can appear to be straightforward. But with a huge array [...]

2011 02/08

Stay Ahead of the Curve: Wedding Trends

Every bride wants to stand out on her special day. Aside from personal touches, emerging trends are another way to make your wedding one of a kind. Here are five areas (we’ll skip color since we cover it in this blog) where we see trends for those planning weddings: • Theme: In the past, theme [...]

2011 05/07

Hers and Hers or His and His: Wedding Etiquette for the GLBT community

Washington, DC was the sixth state in the US to pass a law in favor of gay marriage and is one of many states that supports marriage equality. With more states sure to follow, questions about the etiquette for weddings in the GLBT community are sure to arise. Overall, the etiquette for GLBT weddings is [...]

2011 20/06

The After Party: Throwing an Elopement Reception

A weak economy. An increase in co-habitation before marriage. More transient families. These are just a few of the reasons that more Americans are choosing to elope rather than throw a royally lavish wedding. Running Off to Tie the Knot Though you don’t have the exciting build-up that comes with planning a wedding or the [...]

2011 06/06

Color My World: Hot Trends in Wedding Stationery

If you’re of a certain age, you’ve probably been to a wedding where the bride and groom choose a perennial favorite, “Colour My World” by Chicago as their first dance song. Though the song may be a little outdated, color does play an important role in nuptials. Keeping up with the latest color trends in [...]

2011 23/05

For the Bride and Groom with Love: Wedding Gift Etiquette

. According to The Wedding Report, guests spent $6.9 billion on wedding gifts in 2008. Choosing the right gift within your budget can be a daunting process. However, it doesn’t have to be. Employ the following etiquette rules and tips (including a few for the bride and groom) and the process will be fun and [...]

2011 11/05

Home Sweet Home: Setting Up House, Moving or Hosting an Open House

Dorothy Gale said it best in “The Wizard of Oz”, “There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home.” Though it’s doubtful that Glenda the Good Witch will transport you home in her bubble, you can still enjoy all the festivities and announcements that go with a new house. Joined in Marriage, Now Setting [...]

2011 26/04

Marriage 201: Dos and Don’ts for Second Weddings

Nowadays, second weddings, or encore weddings as they are also known, are as ubiquitous as firsts. And while we all hope that the second time will be a charm, there are some rules of etiquette that should be followed. • Do check religious tenets before setting your heart on a traditional church ceremony. Some religions [...]

2011 13/04

Start Making that Bow Bonnet for the Bride: Planning a Bridal Shower

Your BFF is getting married! What does any good bestie do? Throw her a bridal shower. Where to begin? Who do you invite? What needs to be done? What should be served? Where should it be hosted? Who should help with the planning? Whoa, nelly! Slow down. We’ll give you the 411 for an entertaining, [...]

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