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It was the duty of the maid of honor to put together a bridal shower, traditionally. But these days, laying the duty on one person alone isn’t always done. Sometimes the maid of honor will collaborate with the other brides maids, or family members, in order to put together that special bridal shower.

It can still be confusing to put together a shower. Where does one start? Planning and organization wedding bridal shower is key to having a successful event. It only takes a handful of ideas and knowing a few essential tools to putting it all together. Read the rest of this entry »

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Everything Bridesmaid Book . Knowing bridesmaid etiquette- Dealing with psycho brides- De-stressing the bride- Coordinating the bridesmaid’s luncheon- Budgeting for the dress, airfare, and hotel rooms- Handling details the bride may forget, such as getting the bridal party to the church on time. See details

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Wedding party is over. Once the caterers have left, guests have said their goodbyes and the cake has been reduced to crumbs, it’s time for the most exciting part of the wedding – the honeymoon time! Try not to stress about this part of the wedding - chances that you’ve already stressed yourself out to the max during the wedding preparations. The honeymoon offers the two of you a chance to unwind from the madness of the wedding, as well as sealing your newly forged bond.

Whatever the honeymoon getaway you have in mind, make sure your spouse shares your enthusiasm for it. There’s no point in a honeymoon that leaves one person feeling flustered because he didn’t really want a beachside honeymoon - it’s a bad start to the wedding. Make a list of possible places, and sit down with your partner. Give yourselves a chance to avoid destinations that don’t excite you – feel free to be frank if a particular spot seems drab or boring. Read the rest of this entry »

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A wedding planner (sometimes called a wedding consultant, wedding coordinator or a wedding producer) is hired to help the bride and groom coordinate a wide variety of tasks associated with their wedding. Planning your wedding can get vary frustrating at times that will make you forget about the fun that you need to have at your wedding. So, it is a good idea to spend a little bit more on a wedding planner to make sure your wedding day goes smooth.

A wedding planner can help plan many aspects of your wedding, including DJs, floral arrangements, cake, seating arrangements, invitations, photography, and so on. In some cases, a wedding planner might be able to use his or her industry connections with vendors to get you a good deal on many things. Read the rest of this entry »

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Are you the mother of the bride? If you are the mother of the bride you may be has a lot of questions in your head. Example: Can I make suggestions or run the wedding show? What are my responsibilities and how far can I go? If you are among the 30% of parents who flip the entire bill for the wedding, you might feel that you have 100% of the voice. If you are one of 15% who share the cost with the couple, you may be thinking you have some say. Or, maybe you’re in the 32% who don’t contribute financially, you may want to offer suggestions, but feel you have no voice. Whether you are throwing an all expense paid extravagant and luxurious wedding for the engaged couple or doing your part in offering help instead of financial assistance, there is a universal responsibility for the mother of the bride.

The most important responsibility for the mother of the bride is to see that the bride’s wishes are adhered to and carried out. Keep in  your mind; this is not your wedding event. The bride chooses what she likes most and you see to it that she gets it.

Ok, let’s take a list at your primary responsibilities at wedding event: Read the rest of this entry »

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Have you ever imagined to get married when everyone was waiting for the arrival of the New Year?

The interesting thing if you get married on New Year’s Eve is that you will never forget your wedding date, since your wedding date is the date of New Year’s Eve, which everyone knows for sure, including you.

Shades of night, surrounded by candles, you and your spouse says wedding vows, and then welcome the new year along with invited guests, you and your spouse will see fireworks in the dark of night. Is not a very fun and romantic way to ring in the year to come?

Here some ideas and tips to help plan your Romantic New Year’s Eve Wedding. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Bride Instructional Manual: How to Survive and Possibly Even Enjoy the Biggest Day in Your Life . Feuding in-laws, manipulative wedding planners, rehearsal dinner meltdowns there’s no end to the ways a wedding can go wrong. But have no fear: The Bride’s Instruction Manual covers all the topics you need to know to march down the aisle with confidence. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Groom’s Instruction Manual: How to Survive and Possibly Even Enjoy the Most Bewildering Ceremony Known to Man . For decades, bookstore childcare sections were dominated by books for women that is, until Quirk’s Baby Owner’s Manual offered a fun and refreshing alternative for male readers. Now we’re crashing the wedding section with The Groom’s Instruction Manual, an irreverent guide to everything guys need to know about: Read the rest of this entry »

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The Wedding Book : The Big Book for Your Big Day . Announcing the wedding bible: the most complete, lively, handholding, step-by-step guide to help every couple have a perfect wedding—no matter their budget, taste, or personalities. More than 2.2 million North American couples tie the knot each year; until now, only a mere fraction could work with celebrity wedding planner Mindy Weiss. But the significant fact is not Ms. Weiss’s clientele, but the reason for it: She’s so very good at what she does. And now she shares all of her hard-won experience, wisdom, inspiration, and style tips. Read the rest of this entry »

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The Bride & Groom First and Forever Cookbook . Here is the perfect gift for the happy couple—the first and only cookbook they will ever need. Best-selling authors Sara Corpening Whiteford and Mary Corpening Barber start the bride and groom off right with essential information on the equipment they’ll need to begin cooking in their new home, as well as invaluable tips on getting the pantry stocked. Read the rest of this entry »

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