With so much to coordinate, it’s amazing that weddings go on at all. Considering that both the bride and the groom are likely holding down full-time jobs, who has time to work out all the details? And there are so many. Well the big secret is it’s all in the plan.
When planning the wedding, work backwards from the ‘big day’ according to the timeline presented below.
Money is the number one thing that married couples fight about. But do you realize that the tension surrounding money begins long before the happy couple say ‘I do?’
The wedding ceremony is where two individuals unite to become one. Choosing the location for this event would seem a simple task, but it’s actually one that requires much planning and coordination, especially if a non-traditional ceremony is being planned.
Choosing a wedding reception location involves more than just making sure all your guests can fit comfortably into the space.
Wedding invitations do more than tell who, what, where and when. Wedding invitations set the overall tone of the event.
Probably no other part of wedding planning causes as much frustration and ill-will as the guest list.
As social events go, there aren’t many that can top a wedding.
When it comes to wedding flowers and decorations, the key to pulling off a look that works really lies in the planning.
Wedding rings are the most visible signs of marriage. They have long been a part of history and they haven’t always been made out of metals.
The guys have it easy. Pick up the tuxedos they rented months ago right before the wedding, put them on and then be sure to return all the pieces in decent condition right after the wedding. The women, however, don’t get so lucky.
Long after the last guest has left the reception you and your spouse will have your wedding photography or videography to look at when you want to re-live the joyous occasion – hopefully, that is!
To eat, drink and be merry! That’s the real reason guests love attending wedding receptions. Because food and fun go hand in hand, many couples plan their wedding food and wedding drinks at the same time they’re planning the reception.
A wedding is first and foremost about the celebration of two people uniting for eternity. It’s always been this way and will continue to be this way.
There’s a saying about gifts and that is, ‘It’s better to give than it is to receive.’
Most soon-to-be-married couples don’t think outside the box when it comes to wedding transportation.
Almost as fun as planning your wedding is planning your honeymoon.
Weddings are many things. They’re fun, they’re expensive, they require a lot of planning, but a wedding is also first and foremost a legal matter.
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