Posts Tagged ‘wedding tips’

The Wedding’s Various Features

February 17th, 2010 by Orlando LDS Weddings | No Comments | Filed in Wedding Articles

The Wedding’s Various Features. There are several various features of wedding that you should consider for your wedding day. This article quoted from Kate Hummel from Tailored Days will give you the direction of wedding’s various features. Taking help of professional wedding planners can make wedding perfect and stress-free. The wedding couples have no additional burden leading up to their big day; these expert planners have a lot experience of wedding planning which is one of the most important also hectic works to accomplish.Weddings mean a lot of preparation, which if not managed efficiently, can affect the splendour of this beautiful occasion. In order to prevent any such situation from arising, you can put your trust into professional wedding experts.

A organiser of wedding does each and every small and big thing for your wedding to make it perfect as you dream it to be. He listen carefully the sort of stuff a couple require for their wedding and suggest them some wonderful ideas from flower arrangement to proper lighting and decoration. Once he has an accurate idea of the perfect day you’re looking for he can organise everything right down to the last detail to ensure your special tailor-made day runs without a hitch, in short he takes charge of whole occasion and see that every ceremony keeps going on well planned. (more…)

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Tricks and Tips for Saving Your Money on Wedding

February 9th, 2010 by Orlando LDS Weddings | No Comments | Filed in Wedding Articles

Tricks and Tips for Saving Your Money on Wedding. Do you know? Every time you add a name to your invitation list, you’re increasing your budget significantly. It’s not just about the catering costs, but also the extra centerpieces, favors, rentals, etc. Please, don’t invite anyone you haven’t talked to in five years. Don’t feel obligated to let single people bring a date. Avoid feeling pressured to invite all your work colleagues. And don’t let your friends bring their children. You can also decide to eliminate categories like “relatives more distant than first cousins” or “friends from volunteer work.” By not inviting anyone from that group, you’ll help avoid hurt feelings.

For religious weddings, consider having your wedding near a major holiday. The church will already be decorated, saving you lots of money on flowers. On other days, look for simplicity. A candlelit ceremony can be romantic, gorgeous, and inexpensive. (more…)

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A Little Tips for Choosing the Right Bridal Bouquet

January 2nd, 2010 by Orlando LDS Weddings | 1 Comment | Filed in Wedding Articles

A Little Tips for Choosing the Right Bridal Bouquet. Is it hard to express your feel? “Say it with flowers.” Yes, that is the right idiom for you to express and describe your feel. With flowers you can express your love, sad, apologize, thank you, congratulation, purity, etc. Flower is symbol of love, beauty, and purity. Flowers can represent your feel to your soulmate or somebody else.

A bouquet or flower arrangement, even with a single or small arrangement, is a great way to express your feel. A bouquet can bring a great atmosphere to your heart, your sweetheart, your wedding day, and your audience. Just try to put a single flower arrangement in your living room. Then you will feel something different in your day. Or try not to use bouquet in your wedding day. And your guests will feel there is something wrong in your wedding day. It will also strange if you choose a wrong bouquet for your wedding day. Despite you can use any flower to your wedding day, it’s recommended for you to choose the right flowers that suit your wedding theme and can express your look & feel. (more…)

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A Little Tips to Buy Wedding Gifts for the Bridesmaids and Groomsmen

January 2nd, 2010 by Orlando LDS Weddings | No Comments | Filed in Wedding Articles

A Little Tips to Buy Wedding Gifts for the Bridesmaids and Groomsmen. It’s easy in all the flurry of the wedding to forget all about the gifts for the staunchest members of your wedding party – the bridesmaids or groomsmen. Presenting bridesmaids and groomsmen with gifts is just a way of letting them know how much you appreciate them for being there for you on your special day. Remember to budget in the gift buying when you draw up your wedding budget, to avoid being short of cash later. At any rate, this is one part of the wedding that you absolutely cannot skip – it’s tacky to do so.

For the bride, buying gifts for her bridesmaids can seem like the easiest thing in the world – there’s such a variety to choose from. Whatever you choose, make sure the gift receiver will like it - this is one area where your personality shouldn’t rule. The common practice is to have the same gift for all bridesmaids. Why not go a step further, and order separate gifts for each friend? It will show her you appreciate her much more than words can say! (more…)

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Every Mother of the Bride Need to Know 10 Things

January 2nd, 2010 by Orlando LDS Weddings | No Comments | Filed in Wedding Articles

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: (more…)

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Wedding Tuxedos Rent or Buy?

December 3rd, 2009 by Orlando LDS Weddings | No Comments | Filed in Wedding Articles

Make a decision to commit is a big step for the life of every man and one that he must be sure of. Once you ask your dream girl to marry you, there is plenty to decide on before the fateful day arrives. While your beautiful bride will take responsibility for most of the planning and details, you aren’t completely free to sit back and wait. Your wife to be is going to look spectacular and you need to look the best you can too. You need to choose the wedding tuxedos for your groomsmen and yourself. Making certain that you and your fellow buddies are looking their best is going to be your biggest responsibility before the wedding. So, here are a few tips that may help you out if you do not have a clues as to where to start.

Rent or Buy Tuxedo?
This is a common question that most men have when figuring out their wedding tuxedos. It is probably a good idea for your groomsmen to go ahead and just rent their tuxes. More so, if they are paying for them. Talk to your men and see if they are going to be wearing these wedding tuxedos in the future at all. If most see themselves wearing it often, then you might want everyone to go ahead and just buy their tuxedos. Make sure that everyone gets together and decides what is best. (more…)

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Top Ten Tips To Help You Plan Your Wedding On A Budget

May 24th, 2009 by Orlando LDS Weddings | No Comments | Filed in Wedding Articles

1. Create a budget so that you’re not still paying off for your dream wedding when the kids have left home.

By making a simple list of the things that need to be bought/paid for and the date payment is due by, enables you to clearly make a note of what the bride will pay for and what the groom will pay for. Leaving the rest blank will give loving friends and family the opportunity to contribute towards your special day if they so wish and are able to.

2. Create 3 Budget amounts:

a. Your preferred budget

b. The budget you can live with

c. Your maximum budget ceiling amount.

This allows you to see what you can and cannot live without. Result: you will totally feel comfortable with the amount you do actually spend as you’ve really thought it through. (more…)

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Becoming A Wedding Crasher - 3 Tips For Potential Wedding Crashers

March 2nd, 2009 by Orlando LDS Weddings | No Comments | Filed in Wedding Articles

Read this special wedding planning feature on handling being a wedding crasher without any of the dangers of getting whacked in the eyes for doing so! Chum up with the bride and groom but also end up getting your money’s worth especially if you’ve bothered to stop by and buy a present!

It’s okay to head for the banquet straight-away if you’ve dispensed with social niceties and smiling at probable relatives of the wedded couple, but do so in a gracious manner to avoid drawing attention to yourself! Besides, if you conduct yourself with refinement, there’s no way people will catch on to the reality of your having crashed their party, especially if you are dressed-well and act decently. For every party – even the home-parties that friends have, tend to get their share of a party-crasher or two and nobody thinks any the worse of tagging along with a friend to some other person’s party even though this is actually a discourtesy done to the host and not to be encouraged at all! But, few people understand that and sometimes, the party-crashers end up being the toast of the ball so the host is quite glad there was someone fun to turn up the thrill quotient of their dead-beat party, anyway! (more…)

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Wish Lanterns: the Perfect Wedding Accessory

February 15th, 2009 by Orlando LDS Weddings | 1 Comment | Filed in Wedding Articles

Wish Lanterns

Many couples looking to get married are often searching for new and fresh ideas to give their wedding something special that sets them apart from the crowd. It seems people are growing tired of the old fireworks displays or the releasing of doves at the end of their ceremony or reception and are now looking for unique alternatives to create a visual spectacular that symbolises their love. Fresh from the shores of Thailand comes an exciting product called a Wish Lantern. When Wish Lanterns are released en masse they create a stunning noiseless display in the skies.

Typically used in Asian festivals, the release of a Wish Lantern sends your wishes up into the sky above in the form of a paper balloon that stands 108cm tall and 66cm wide. Made of flame retardant paper and bamboo, Wish Lanterns are safe and easy to use as you only need to light the already attached fuel cell in the centre of the lantern, then stand back and watch as it floats gracefully into the sky. Why not ask your wedding guests to write a wish for the newly weds on the Wish Lanterns prior to launching to wish them well for their life together?

Wish Lanterns can be launched singularly or together as a group, for weddings it is advised to launch a minimum of 50 Wish Lanterns to create the ‘wow’ factor.

Wish Lanterns are 100% biodegradable and are completely safe for the environment.

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Tips for Making Your Reception at Home Fabulous

November 10th, 2008 by Orlando LDS Weddings | 1 Comment | Filed in Wedding Articles

An open house is not uncommon when it comes to LDS weddings, especially when the bride and groom live in different states. Couples often opt for an open house rather than a regular reception to cut costs. Although it may be less expensive, there is no reason for it not to be high quality.

Use the following tips to help you make your open house a fabulous affair.

1. You must have a well-conceived schedule to maintain wedding day sanity. Know who is doing what and when it needs to be done.

2. Anticipate for potential trouble spots.
Is there enough parking? Are there enough bathrooms? Are they stocked with plenty of accessible toilet paper and soap? Do you have the kitchen equipment and space that you will need?

3. Enlist your most organized friend to supervise the setup of the celebration, including tables, chairs, centerpieces, etc.

4. Consider a caterer. Before ruling out the option for a caterer because you plan to do it yourself, compare costs. You may be surprised. When comparing your options, remember that by hiring a caterer, you do not have to worry about food preparation and servers will be provided. One less hassle.

5. If you are planning for an outdoor open house, spray the area to control pesky bugs. Citronella candles or torches may be a nice touch as well.

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