Q. "I plan on wearing a blusher veil and would like to know who should lift it — my dad or my fiancé?"
A. Good question. But first, a fun fact: The blusher veil dates back to ancient times when a bride would cover her face to ward off evil spirits, hide from kidnappers or prevent the groom from seeing her if it was an arranged marriage. Luckily, times have changed and wearing a blusher today is simply a style choice.
Our July/August issue is filled with all of the planning, fashion, and honeymoon news you’ll need to guarantee smooth sailing in the months ahead.
So many wedding-planning books revolve around the bride — but it's the groom's day, too!
The wedding day is just the beginning of your journey as husband and wife — what will your lives be like 20, 40 or even 60 years from now?
Everyone's always so focused on the engagement ring that it can be easy to overlook the design of your wedding band.
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From dress distress to mumbles about money, it's hard to avoid dealing with some awkward bridesmaid moments. After all, keeping your crew happy while managing your own wedding wishes is tough work! So, instead of getting ready to run the other way, prepare to face those touchy bridesmaid topics head on with these eight tips for handling it like a boss.
There's one thing guests always remember about a wedding — the food (was it the best meal of your life? Or was it so awful that you ordered a pizza later on?).
So many wedding-planning books revolve around the bride — but it's the groom's day, too!
With such a wide variety to choose from, selecting wines for pre-wedding celebrations, the reception and post-wedding get-togethers can be a daunting task. But I recently came across some terrific, affordable libations for you to consider — reds, whites, a sparkling wine and even tasty sangria.
The health benefits of a glass of red wine are well known, but if you’re like me certain red wines can often bring on headaches due to the level of histamines. Enter Veglio Barbera d’Alba ($14-$16):
Surprising your loved ones with your engagement news is always a lot of fun, but one bride-to-be got a reaction she never could've anticipated from her mom.
Leah tries to get her mom to look at her hand by saying she forgot to paint her nails, but Mom is too focused on Leah's cute earrings and outfit to see the ring — even when it's literally shoved in her face five times. But when she finally notices it, cue the freak out. Watch the hilarious video:
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