There are just a few things you absolutely have to do before the big day. One of them is to register with the state in which you plan to be wed. Here's how to go about it.
Choosing a wedding party can be the most difficult part of your engagement bliss, so keep it simple, and don't feel beholden to old friends or quasi-relatives.
The circular wedding band symbolizes the unending love you share. It's important to select bands that you both will wear proudly for the rest of your lives.
Rover has been with you through thick and thin, so it's only natural that you include him in the festivities.
Traditional doesn't have to mean expensive. Whether you plan to spend $200 or $200,000, creative options can be more impressive than the most expensive ones; you can serve a memorable dinner...
Staying within a budget doesn't mean that your reception can't be fabulous. Break down everything associated with the meal, from setup to cleanup, to see where you can start cutting. With a little...
Whether you're planning a formal dinner, a light lunch buffet or tea and crumpets, many factors come into play when determining which meal to serve for your wedding.
The right kind of music will fuel your reception and can make the difference between "just another wedding" and an unforgettable night of fun dancing. Take the time to find the musicians for a...
Music makes the party. In a perfect world, with unlimited resources, a live band/DJ combo would be bliss. In the real world, you might have to choose.
Hire an exceptional DJ for your reception ... and have a night that you and your guests will still be talking about when your 50th anniversary rolls around.
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.
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.
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.
They say that location is everything, but how do you choose the perfect place to exchange your vows? The key is in knowing what you're looking for - the more details you have while looking, the...
Choose wisely ... who will be the trusted person to ask you and your partner if you "do"?
Changing your last name after you get married is an old tradition that has been around for a long time. Whether the wife takes the husband's name as tradition dictates, he takes hers, or both make...
Now that you've recovered from the delightful shock of your engagement, take a deep breath, grab a notebook and your address book, and then let the countdown to the Big Day begin! Planning a...
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