Military weddings are distinguished from most other types of weddings by the formal uniforms worn by the bride and/or groom and by the special traditions that are woven into the ceremony and...
Jewish wedding ceremonies traditionally take place under a huppah, or special canopy, which is held up by four poles and represents the presence of God as well as the couple's future home. It also...
There are certain guidelines to follow when addressing wedding invitations for guests who are members of the military.
Jewish tradition calls on guests to entertain the bride and groom by dancing at their wedding. The circle dance, or hora, is a traditional and favorite selection for brides and grooms around the...
At a military wedding, the ushers form an arch of sabers (curved swords with only one edge) for the bride and groom to walk under at the end of the ceremony.
For a marriage to be valid in the Catholic Church, a couple must meet certain requirements.
There are two lists for anniversary gift suggestions, but year 16 is only included on contemporary lists. For the 16th anniversary, think silver hollow ware.
No traditional list exists for the 17th anniversary gift, so those who want to buy by the numbers can consult the contemporary list, which suggests furniture.
Tensions between relatives can dampen the joy of your wedding day, but with the right attitude and a positive approach, you can practically eliminate family friction.
With dazzling music and a glowing attitude to match, you can ensure that your guests will remember the joy of your wedding day, even if they don't recall the details.
The right videographer can preserve precious moments for generations to come. The wrong one can be a big waste of money.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. What yours say about your wedding day will depend a lot on who's behind the camera.
While tradition places a great deal of importance on the parents of the bride, modern practices ensure that the father of the groom isn't left out.
The groom's mother plays a far more important role than simply coordinating outfits with the mother of the bride. Honor her with duties that can be either traditional or contemporary.
The traditional role of the father of the bride has consisted of giving the bride away and paying for the wedding - but his part on this special day doesn't have to end there.
The bride's mother often serves as unofficial wedding consultant, but her role as MOB can encompass so much more.
The prospect of paying for your own wedding may be a bit daunting - but you'll be in the driver's seat from the get-go, and there are plenty of ways to save.
To tip or not to tip, that is the question. The answer depends largely on the quality of service rendered on this hectic day. Remember, to receive a tip is a privilege, not a right.
These are the folks who will help you orchestrate your dream day and may even make your planning easier. Choose them with care, and keep the lines of communication wide open.
When exchanging vows under the sun or the stars, be sure to expect the unexpected. But with some creativity, planning and foresight, the adventurous couple can have the wedding of their dreams.
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