7 Essentials for an International Honeymoon
After months—or even years!—of wedding planning, your honeymoon is welcome break.
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After months—or even years!—of wedding planning, your honeymoon is welcome break.
Choosing a wedding dress is no small ordeal. That’s why there are TV shows, magazines, and websites devoted entirely to that one part of the ceremony. A wedding dress is no small expense, either. Across all 50 states, only a…
Your honeymoon is a much-needed break from all the excitement—and hard work!—of planning a wedding. While celebrating with friends and family is, of course, tons of fun, it’s time for you and your new spouse to step out of the…
On average, you’ll spend around $750 for your wedding flowers. This not only includes the bouquets and centerpieces—but also any flowers for your cake. (And yes, silk flowers count, too!) Flowers are a long-standing tradition at special events; they’re aromatic,…
It’s your special day–of course you want to celebrate with your BFFs. They want to celebrate with you, too! But, as you’ve seen from planning your own wedding, the cost can be overwhelming. Helping your bridesmaids save money relieves some…
The rise of rustic barn weddings and makeup-less brides is shaking up the traditional black tie affair that weddings have historically been. Brides are ditching white, and bridesmaids are choosing their own dress colors. Grooms and their best mates are…
While your first dance is a magical experience, choosing a song can be anything but magical! Some couples do have “their song” from a first date or special moment in their relationship. But most of us don’t—we have to go…
When was the last time you took a photo with something other than your cell phone? It’s probably been a while, and the same is true for your wedding guests, too. When they come to celebrate, they’ll be documenting special…
You may have heard a rumor that throwing rice during your wedding exit was harmful to local birds. In fact, that rumor was so convincing, a Connecticut bill was proposed in 1985 to ban the act altogether. The bill never…
