Archive for the ‘Planning’ Category
Should You Host A Personal Wedding Website?
by Anna P. September 2nd, 2010
For the Bride,For the Groom,Planning,Tradition
Communication has changed in many ways thanks to the revolution of social media and the internet. If people want to contact you, they send you messages via Facebook or Twitter, and while there is nothing wrong with that, there is something that seems a bit lacking. A tweet can only contain so many letters on a given post, and Facebook is anything but formal. The best solution to this? Create a special wedding website or blog! You can easily customize it to your personal taste or wedding theme, you can share everything without limits, and you can even post...
Wedding Registry Essentials
by Anna P. August 19th, 2010
For the Bride,Planning,Wedding Shower
Most engaged couples start a gift registry to simplify the process of gift giving for your guests and to prevent returns on your end. That said, the rules are pretty simple: you and your fiance choose a place, sign up and create a wish list, send the word to guests, and sit back while the gifts you want come your way.
What you and your fiance choose on your registry list is up to you, but don't forget these few essential items that you should not forget no matter what the goals of your registry is or your personal taste....
What you and your fiance choose on your registry list is up to you, but don't forget these few essential items that you should not forget no matter what the goals of your registry is or your personal taste....
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...
Alternatives To The Traditional Wedding Cake
by Anna P. July 29th, 2010
Planning,Weddings
Although the wedding cake is still pretty standard at most weddings, there are couples who choose not to serve a cake at their reception. What if you (or your fiance) doesn't like cake? Or maybe you'd rather serve your favorite dessert, like creme brulee or chocolate mousse. Whether or not you decide to opt out of serving a wedding cake reception, here are some tasty ideas that you can use for your own reception!
Give Your Guests Sweet Choices: Please the crowd and offer a little something for everyone! You could arrange for a dessert bar and serve the guests...
Give Your Guests Sweet Choices: Please the crowd and offer a little something for everyone! You could arrange for a dessert bar and serve the guests...
When To Splurge, When To Save Part 2
by Anna P. July 22nd, 2010
For the Bride,Honeymoon,Planning,Weddings
This is the conclusion of When To Splurge, When To Save Part 1. We all know that weddings are notoriously expensive events and that budgeting for your wedding is one of the most important things you can do. Last week I discussed about whether you should splurge on bridal gowns and the reception. This week you'll find out on how to save on the pre-wedding festivities and honeymoon.
Pre-Wedding Festivities
Although it's generally the family and friends who pay for all the pre-wedding parties, it's not uncommon for engaged couples to chip in if not fully pay for certain festivities...
Pre-Wedding Festivities
Although it's generally the family and friends who pay for all the pre-wedding parties, it's not uncommon for engaged couples to chip in if not fully pay for certain festivities...
