You’re engaged! Congratulations! But before you start making any plans, you must figure out how much you’ve got to spend on the special occasion.Traditionally, the bride’s parents footed the bill for the wedding and reception, or at least the majority of the wedding expenses. Today, although many parents still finance their children’s weddings, they’re not [...]
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Wedding Finance 101
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Wedding Reception Seating
It’s easy for brides and grooms to use the “it’s my wedding and I’ll do what I want” excuse for any and all decisions along the way. But there are actually a few tried-and-true right and wrong ways of doing things, and you’d be wise to err on the side of tradition in some circumstances.
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Wedding Vow Renewal Etiquette
The husband and wife are typically the host at a vow renewal, not Mom and Dad. Keep this in mind when deciding what you can afford to spend. Occasionally, a couple’s grown children plan and host the event. this is perfectly acceptable, and the host(s) should be made clear on the invitation.
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Wedding Toasts and Speeches
Traditionally, the best man gives the first toast to the wedding couple after the receiving line and the introduction of the wedding party and before the meal commences. The best man should stand but the bride and groom and the rest of the guests should be seated for this toast. Be sure every guest has [...]
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