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Selecting the perfect venue for your wedding reception is one of the most critical decisions you will make during your wedding-planning process. Having the right venue is the key to a successful wedding reception because so many of your planning decisions will hinge upon the venue that you choose.
Valued in excess of $20 million, the world’s most expensive wedding cake was exhibited at a bridal show in Beverly Hills in 2006. The diamond-laced masterpiece was not eaten, however.
These days, a bachelor party doesn’t have to be all about strippers and booze—forget those old standbys and get hip with the times! There’s a whole world of bachelor party fun and excitement to discover outside of the strip clubs and casinos.
In this economy, why spend money to hire a professional DJ when you can do-it-yourself with a portable music player? Seems tempting, but before you decide to forego hiring a DJ for your wedding, beware—an “iPod wedding” can be a lot more costly than you may think.
When you ask the person you love to spend the rest of their life with you, it should be a monumental occasion, a memorable moment that you will both recall for years to come, a story that you will want to tell over and over again as you journey down the long road to becoming wrinkly old prunes together! In other words, it should not be LAME.
Your wedding day only happens once, which means you only have one chance to capture photos of your special day. If you want beautiful photos to remember your wedding by, you better make sure to hire a talented wedding photographer.
Usually, it takes longer than just a few months to really get to know someone. It is a good idea to date someone for at least a year before you decide to get engaged, and remain engaged last at least another year before you tie the knot. This way you’ll have time to get to know your significant other even better, and you’ll have enough time to plan the wedding.
As the master of ceremonies, your wedding officiant plays an essential role in setting the tone of your wedding. When planning your big day, remember to choose an officiant who shares your spiritual values and with whom you and your fiancé/fiancée feel personally comfortable.
So, you think you’ve found the person you want to spend the rest of your life with. Are you sure about that? I mean, absolutely and positively sure about it? Because if you’re even considering proposing marriage, you had better be certain that your significant other is really “the one.” Otherwise, you could be looking at a divorce years (or even months!) down the line.
