Of course we want you to have fun at your own wedding. But as Amy Nichols, owner of Amy Nichols Special Events and co-founder of The Poppy Group, points out, making your wedding a fun experience for guests is a major component to pulling off a successful wedding. “There are probably 50 to 250 more people who are also choosing…
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How to Elope | Wedding Planning
Nowadays, elopements are an increasingly popular option for couples to say ‘I do’ without all of the pressure that comes with planning a full-scale wedding. From simple city hall proceedings to a destination getaway, elopements come in all shapes and sizes and are ideal for any couple who just want to share their special day…
The Emotional Stages of Wedding Planning
It’s no surprise that planning a wedding can make you break out the tissues; as it turns out, there are distinct emotional phases you may go through before getting married. You can experience these stages in any order, and every person’s experience is just as unique as their wedding. By: Stefania Sainato Stage 1: Pure Joy…
Save the Date Etiquette | Wedding Save the Dates
You’ve just got engaged and you”re eager to start the wedding planning — especially sending wedding save the dates, to ensure that everyone will hold your date! Before you jump the gun and act too quickly, you need to make sure you have a few details covered before you rush into sending wedding save the…
Destination Wedding Planning | Long-Distance Wedding Planning
Where will you get married? If you’re one of the many couples planning a wedding far from where you live, this is information you’ll need. By: Lisa Marie Rovito First destination wedding tip: Chill. Panicking about details when you’re not physically there to oversee them will not get you anywhere. The good news is that many brides…
Wedding “Rules” You Don’t Have to Follow
For decades, there have been lists of “don’t do this” and “do this” given out to brides for their weddings. The rules seem to change with every season that passes, but there are a few myths out there that couples need not worry about: Rule #1: You cannot see your bride/groom before you walk down…
How to Deal When It Feels Like Everyone is RSVPing “No”
Guests are (finally) starting to send back their RSVP cards for your wedding, and, much to your disappointment, it seems like most of them have checked the “No” box. What gives? It’s easy to feel bummed when you’re getting lots of “Regretfully Declines,” but there’s a silver lining (or seven)! Here’s how to deal: 1. Make…
Wedding Planning Tips to Ignore
When you’re engaged and jumping on the wedding planning train, advice will suddenly start to surround you. Every article you read online will be about wedding dos and don’ts and every friend and family member will try to feed you tips and tricks that they think you absolutely need to hear before it’s your turn to walk…
The 60 Most Important Phrases In A Relationship
Sometimes, the best way to say “I love you” is to do something nice for your significant other. But when there’s no time to run and get flowers, or cook a nice meal for them, it’s better to just say it. But it’s more than just flat-out saying you love them — it’s about showing…
First Look — The Groom’s Perspective
Contrary to what pop culture might have you believe, not all grooms are seized with fear and doubts on their wedding days. In fact, many grooms’ first thoughts when they see their brides are incredibly sweet. Need proof? Read on (and maybe grab a tissue, while you’re at it). 1. I thought: my bride is…
