There are so many places that you can get married that there is no reason to limit yourself to venues specifically marketed to weddings. If you’re not quite sure what kind of venue is right for you, Alyssa Griffith of Rose Gold Events suggests that you “keep an open mind. Think about places you loved as a kid, trips you’ve taken with your partner, fun adventures, and the like. Weddings can happen almost anywhere.”
Winter is my favorite season for a wedding. Since fewer weddings take place during these chilly months, yours will naturally stand out, and there are so many wonderful ways to embrace the season! Here, check out five things you can only get away with at a winter wedding.
Make it Snow
Okay, so you can't actually control the weather (and you probably wouldn't want a snowstorm to hit on your wedding day anyway!). But you can make it "snow" as you walk down the aisle:
Choosing your groom's wedding-day wear can be a daunting task if you don't know where to start. Here, we checked in with Men's Wearhouse to bring you the basics on menswear styles, patterns, and trends.
After getting engaged and tackling some of the most basic (yet important) wedding tasks, the moment you've been dreaming of has finally arrived: dress shopping!
Marriage is one of life’s most exciting milestones, but a wedding can make even the most enthusiastic bride anxious.
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Bridal Guide's "Gowns" Pinterest board features over a whopping 10,000 stunning styles (and counting).
Planning a winter wedding around the holidays? These creative ways to display the simplest foods — including cheese, milkshakes, and pudding — are sure to impress your guests.
Marriage is one of life’s most exciting milestones, but a wedding can make even the most enthusiastic bride anxious.
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Q. One of my girlfriends told me she doesn’t want to participate in “the financial aspects” of being a bridesmaid or take part in any planning. What should I do?
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