Archive for the ‘Etiquette’ Category
Etiquette and Traditions for Second Weddings
Monday, October 27th, 2008Let’s face it - sometimes people grow apart. Divorce is never easy, but that doesn’t mean that you won’t find love ever again. Second marriages can be very rewarding, but when planning another wedding, it is important to honor proper second marriage etiquette. Here’s what you need to know:
Should you register for gifts?There’s no reason […]
Maid of Honor Duties
Thursday, May 15th, 2008Everyone in your wedding party is important, but perhaps the most important person is your maid of honor. Picking a great maid of honor is important because you’ll be giving her the bulk of responsibilities. In other words, if your best friend is a bit flaky, you might want to choose your sister instead! Of […]
Fishing for dollars: How to politely ask for money for your wedding
Thursday, March 6th, 2008Weddings cost a ton, and most couples have a little help paying for their big day. If this is your second wedding, you might be on your own, but otherwise, it is perfectly acceptable to ask for help from your parents. The problem falls with asking for this money. Are you uncomfortable about approaching your […]
Not your first wedding? Not a problem.
Wednesday, February 20th, 2008Coping with the stress of wedding planning is tough for anybody, let alone if it’s your second, third, or even fourth time. Today multiple marriages are common for women of all lifestyles. If you are worried that this walk down the aisle won’t be as special as the first, then explore how to rearrange some of […]
Changing out of your dress at the reception
Monday, February 18th, 2008Wedding dresses are beautiful. However, they are also oftentimes heavy, bulky and just uncomfortable.
So, is it acceptable to change out of your wedding dress at your reception?
Sometimes brides change into a different “getaway” outfit near the very end of the reception. Now you can just push up the timetable a little bit earlier.
It’s becoming more […]
When to leave your wedding reception
Monday, February 11th, 2008In the past, it was the norm for the bride and groom to make their getaway about an hour before the end of the wedding reception. When the couple left the reception to depart on their honeymoon, that would signal the guests to begin leaving the reception as well.
However, nowadays couples oftentimes stay at their wedding […]
Get the best out of your guests
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008Your wedding party, guests, and workers – all are able to upset your big day with a wrong move or inappropriate behavior. Being clear about the wedding etiquette you want your guests to display comes first from how you approach the day, from beginning to end.
BEFORE THE WEDDING
Ask for an RSVP. Not only is it polite […]
Being Thankful
Tuesday, January 15th, 2008Newlyweds everywhere know that once the wedding and honeymoon are over, they need to write thank you notes, and quickly. If you’re like most brides and grooms, this is not the fun part of getting married - rather it’s a tedious and time-consuming event that you have to endure so as not to appear rude. […]
Bride-to-be manners from A to Z
Monday, November 26th, 2007Wedding planning is stressful, and sometimes you just have to scream. However, it is important to keep in mind that you shouldn’t scream at the people around you! Although getting ready for your big day is tough, if you keep your cool and use your manners, people will be nicer to you in return. Pleasant […]
