Posts Tagged ‘groom’
Key Questions To Ask A Videographer
by Anna P. April 30th, 2010
Ceremony,Planning,Weddings
While a camera can capture intimate moments in the form of still photography, it cannot capture those special moments you just want to rewind and watch. That is why many brides and grooms choose to hire a videographer to record the most important parts of the wedding and to format them into a “movie” that you (and your mother) can treasure forever. Since selecting the right videographer for your big day is a rather tough decision, here is a small list of questions you must ask and why they are key. Remember to add any important questions you or...
Three Smart Tips for Every Bride-To-Be
by Anna P. April 16th, 2010
Ceremony,For the Bride,Planning,Weddings
As any engaged couple and wedding planner know, planning a wedding is a time-consuming activity. Unfortunately for some brides-to-be, planning a wedding can consume much more than time. There are a few smart moves to make to make this process easier and more manageable.
1- Plan From A Realistic Point Of View
1- Plan From A Realistic Point Of View
As a child you may have had big dreams of a exquisitely large wedding that could rival any wedding at a grand palace. But as an adult you’ve got budgets and responsibilities to deal with. You need to plan a wedding that you can afford and manage. If you...
Wedding Planning- Whose Responsibility is It?
by Patti February 5th, 2010
Planning
The prospect of an upcoming wedding is a cause for joy and also a time of planning. Traditionally speaking, it was the bride’s family that paid for the wedding (or at least paid for most of it) but also did the majority of the wedding planning.
In modern times it would seem unfair to expect the bride’s family to handle all of the financial responsibilities for a wedding, which is why most couples choose to fund their own weddings today. This is also the case when it comes to the wedding planning stage.
It is common for the couple to draw up...
In modern times it would seem unfair to expect the bride’s family to handle all of the financial responsibilities for a wedding, which is why most couples choose to fund their own weddings today. This is also the case when it comes to the wedding planning stage.
It is common for the couple to draw up...
Should Mom and Dad Be Guests at the Bachelor/Bachelorette Party?
by Patti January 29th, 2010
For the Bride,For the Groom,Weddings
Bachelor and bachelorette parties are most often held anywhere from one to three weeks before the wedding day. In most cases these pre-wedding events are hosted by the best man and the maid of honor respectively. They tend to be focused on the celebration of friendship as opposed to the celebration of family. With this said, should the parents of the bride and the groom be included on the guest list?
A bachelor party is a time when male bonding occurs. A bachelorette party also provides an opportunity for women to bond as friends in their own unique way. It is...
A bachelor party is a time when male bonding occurs. A bachelorette party also provides an opportunity for women to bond as friends in their own unique way. It is...
The Job of the Best Man- What Role Does He Play in a Wedding?
by Patti November 17th, 2009
For the Groom,Planning,Tradition
The best man in a wedding is generally the brother of the groom. If the groom does not have a brother or stepbrother, then he may choose either a close friend of his or the brother of the bride, if she has one and if the two men are close.
It is the job of the best man to be the groom’s right hand man. He is the person who takes care of the groom’s needs and must be a responsible individual who is good at organizing. The role of best man is one that must be taken seriously.
It is the...
It is the job of the best man to be the groom’s right hand man. He is the person who takes care of the groom’s needs and must be a responsible individual who is good at organizing. The role of best man is one that must be taken seriously.
It is the...
