Archive for the ‘Ceremony’ Category
Should You Get Wedding Insurance?
by Anna P. August 5th, 2010
Ceremony,For the Bride,For the Groom,Planning,Weddings
You've done it all! You found the perfect dress, ceremony location, reception venue, orchestra, and catering company. You're feeling great like you're on Cloud 9 when someone has to come in and burst your bubble by asking what if someone got very sick during your reception. What would you do? Chances are, you've heard of wedding insurance, which like most insurance programs, are supposed to protect you from any unforseen accidents or events that might occur before or during the wedding. Many engaged couple choose to invest in some form of wedding insurance to ease their minds in...
Wedding Etiquette Myths Debunked Part 2
by Anna P. June 18th, 2010
Ceremony,For the Bride,For the Groom,Planning,Tradition,Weddings
This is part two and the conclusion of Wedding Etiquette Myths Debunked. Last week I discussed issues like who pays for the wedding, whether should you invite everyone you know, and if you should cover the guests hotel accommodation expenses. Read below for more wedding myths debunked.
6- In The Age Of Modern Technology, Thank-You Notes Are Not Necessary.
The time and energy spent on selecting the perfect gift hasn't changed, and neither should the time and energy spent on crafting a thank-you note. But that doesn't mean you should send out pre-made thank-you notes either. Instead, buy a box of...
6- In The Age Of Modern Technology, Thank-You Notes Are Not Necessary.
The time and energy spent on selecting the perfect gift hasn't changed, and neither should the time and energy spent on crafting a thank-you note. But that doesn't mean you should send out pre-made thank-you notes either. Instead, buy a box of...
Bridesmaid Dress Trends
by Anna P. June 4th, 2010
Ceremony,For the Bride,Planning,Tradition,Weddings
The typical bridesmaid dress has come a long way from the pink poofy gown. Today's styles are often shorter and much more chic. Today's bridesmaid dresses come in a rainbow in hues including muted and classic shades, and thanks to the current trends in bridesmaid dresses, selecting the right style of bridesmaid dresses has never been more fun! Lets take a closer look at some of the most current trends and how to make them work for you.
A-Line Dresses The most universally flattering trend is the a-line dress. This silhouette works on all body types so it should...
A-Line Dresses The most universally flattering trend is the a-line dress. This silhouette works on all body types so it should...
Choosing Your Ceremony Song
by Anna P. May 28th, 2010
Ceremony,Planning,Weddings
The "Wedding March" is a wonderful song to walk down the aisle to, but if tradition isn't your cup of tea, you probably want something different. Maybe you're looking for something a little more personal, like the first song you danced to as a couple, or perhaps you'd want to choose a song that describes your feelings as a couple. If you decide to go this route, here are a few smart rules to go by:
1- Agree On A Song
If you have different tastes in music genres, this may be a little tough, but you need to select one song...
1- Agree On A Song
If you have different tastes in music genres, this may be a little tough, but you need to select one song...
Bridal Hair Ideas
by Anna P. May 17th, 2010
Ceremony,For the Bride,Planning,Weddings
Choosing the perfect hairstyle for the big day really depends on a few things, including your personal taste, the vision or theme of the wedding, and your entire look. Traditional brides often choose a classic chignon, bohemian brides often opt for long romantic waves, and uptown brides prefer elegant up-dos. Once you settle on a hair style that complements the dress and veil, you’ll probably want to try re-creating the hairstyle a few times before the actual big day. This can be done with the help of a professional hairstylist or your friend. Still haven’t found your ideal look?...
