Wedding Ideas Blog
Honor a Deceased Loved One
To honor a loved one who has died, place a lit candle or a single “white” rose in a vase on the alter or guest table to represent the presence of the deceased. Some choose to display a photo. A moment of silence or a special prayer during the ceremony are other ways to reflect…
Event Favor Etiquette
Giving wedding favours is an old tradition that has evolved over the years. Expressing your gratitude for your guests who have traveled near or far with a special souvenir of your wedding day will be appreciated by all. There are no set rules about the presentation of your wedding favors, but let me help you…
Planning Your Wedding : The Engagement Party
The engagement party is a lovely way to announce an engagement. Usually close friends and relatives will be aware that an announcement is in the offing, and when they receive an invitation, they will not be too surprised. Your parents or other close relatives usually give the engagement party. It may be announced as parties “honoring our daughter and…
Tips for Wedding Guests: How to Avoid Embarrassing Faux Pas
While advice and how-tos for Brides and Grooms are plentiful, many guests are still left with lingering questions about wedding day etiquette (often called wediquette).
It is an honor to be included in a couple’s special day – and it’s usually a ton of fun – there are a few guidelines wedding guests should be aware of. Here are a few Do’s and Don’ts plus a few additional tips to help guests avoid embarrassing faux pas and ensure a day of celebration for all.
- « Previous
- 1
- 2