So many wedding-planning books revolve around the bride — but it's the groom's day, too!
Writing thank-you notes should be on every bride and groom’s to-do list. You’ll be receiving many gifts at pre-wedding celebrations, as well as on the big day itself. Bottom line: There will be a lot of thank-you notes to send out and, as tempting as it might be to use technology, e-mail just won’t cut it — only handwritten notes are acceptable for this special occasion.
Putting together a wedding playlist is a labor of love. Finding songs that speak to you as a couple yet are "danceable" and hit all the right notes for every special moment of your big day can be surprisingly difficult.
Welcome to our latest installment of "Ask the Experts," where our contributor team of wedding planners solves readers' most pressing wedding-planning dilemmas! This week, Dora Manuel from Viva Bella Events, William Parkinson from William Parkinson Events and Sara Geiss from Something Events weigh in on a reader's wedding cake debate.
Sex and the City fans, rejoice: Sarah Jessica Parker has unveiled new shoes that she designed just for brides!
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Iggy Azalea is so fancy, we already know; now she's got the ring to prove it!
NBA player Nick “Swaggy P” Young popped the question to his 24-year-old lady love on June 1st (at his 30th birthday party) with a fancy intense yellow diamond engagement ring designed by Jason of Beverly Hills.
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So many wedding-planning books revolve around the bride — but it's the groom's day, too!
Picture this: Your wedding day has finally arrived, and you're at the reception, thanking everyone for sharing this special moment with you. A guest proposes a toast, except instead of concluding with raising his glass, he somehow ends up down on one knee, producing a box from his pocket. Shrieks ensue when he pops it open, and guests realize what's going on. Be honest — how would you react?
Hedwig, is that you? To Harry Potter fans' delight the world over, a wedding clip of a trained owl delivering a bride and groom's wedding rings to spectacular effect at a church ceremony is making the Internet rounds.
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