If you take as much care in preserving your dress as you did in choosing it, it can be enjoyed as a family heirloom for generations to come.
The right videographer can preserve precious moments for generations to come. The wrong one can be a big waste of money.
Forget stacking the wedding cards in a plain old box - this "cake" doubles as a pretty package!
A scrapbook makes a wonderful gift, preserving special wedding memories that will last a lifetime. This project will require a lot of work, but you can bet it will be one of the happy couple's...
Your wedding bouquet can be kept for decades to come. The preservation method you choose will depend on the type of flowers in the bouquet and the look you want for your preserved bouquet. Here...
Photographer's wedding albums are very expensive and often leave out many photos of your wedding. Make your own personalized, inexpensive album.
Let a professional photographer handle the official pictures, but capture intimate moments by distributing disposable cameras to guests for them to use throughout the event.
What do married couples do with the guest book after the wedding? Most end up in storage, never to be opened again. Remember those who shared your special day with a framed collage of signatures.
Sharing your Wedding Video has never been easier. You can even share your wedding video with family and friends in other states or countries in a secure, password protected online space. Sharing...
Couples and families can spend an arm and a leg paying for videographers to capture their wedding on film. But with a little know how and a creative eye, you can strap on a camcorder and do the...
A one-week anniversary is a great excuse to give a special token or remembrance to your new spouse. Why not set the tone for a loving and romantic marriage by recognizing the smaller milestones as...
Acknowledging milestones in a relationship is a great way to show your sweetheart, lover or spouse that you care enough to remember that all-important date. Little gifts demonstrate your love and...
Firsts are always special, and a first wedding anniversary is no exception. Choosing a gift for the occasion is easy when you follow tradition.
If you ever want to get married in Idaho, apply for the marriage license on a weekday. One of the few states to have different rates for licenses based on the day of the week, Idaho is otherwise a...
You have to give up the idea of using amateurs to get the video footage you want at your wedding. Professionals have better equipment, more experience and a more business-like mindset than...
Sometimes it can be a pain to try to arrange a professional family portrait, whether it’s your immediate family or your larger extended family. It’s much more convenient to take a family...
The wedding day is fast approaching and there are a million decisions to be made. It seems as if they will never be finished. But just because they are the smaller details doesn't mean you should...
The look of a timeless bride reflects a level of sophistication and beauty that stands the test of time. Follow these steps to incorporate timeless beauty into your wedding-day look so you can...
Although a budget may not always be necessary, there are so many ways money can be saved, without giving up any of the magic of that special day.
After the wedding you won't wear your dress again, but you probably don't want to use it somehow. Instead of putting your wedding dress in a box or hanging it in a forgotten space in the closet,...
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Keep memories alive long after the wedding with photography and videography advice from the wedding planners at eHow. Learn how to best capture all the important moments, from finding a photographer to organizing a wedding scrapbook. Should you hire a videographer or let Uncle Steve do the honors? eHow’s wedding experts weigh in on a variety of videotaping options for any budget. And after the day is over, turn to eHow for tips on preserving wedding dresses and bouquets, as well as advice on putting together a proper wedding album.
