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Tip of the Day: If you plan on including a time-honored family tradition at your wedding, display a pretty sign explaining what it is and how everyone can participate in it. Guests love learning about different cultures’ wedding traditions!
Plus, check out How to Plan a Wedding when You're from Different Cultures. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more great tips and advice.
Here’s a wedding photo idea your groom will get excited about — include his favorite sport!
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Tip of the Day: This non-floral centerpiece with tall red coral accents adds "wow" factor to a destination wedding or beach wedding. There are many different types of coral, not just those round pieces you find on the beach, and it adds height and color to create visually-fascinating centerpieces.
Plus, check out 75+ Tall Centerpieces. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more great tips and advice.
Get the look and feel of a garden wedding indoors with a beautiful grass-covered backdrop!
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Tip of the Day: Excited to host outdoor gatherings as a married couple? Add non-breakable partware like acrylic glassware and melamine plates, platters, and serving trays to your wedding registry.
Plus, check out Top Registry Picks for Entertaining.
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Tip of the Day: Summer wedding menus feature lots of fresh, crunchy and healthy fare that’s refreshing and much more guilt-free than greasy appetizers. For example, you can create a low-cost station featuring different kinds of veggie salads, such as cucumber and tomato, asparagus tips and mushrooms, or summer corn and kale.
Plus, check out more Wedding Ideas for Every Season.
We love this fun way to help guests get to know the bride or groom better! Create personalized cards with five fun facts about him for the bride's guests and five fun facts about her for the groom's guests.
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Tip of the Day: If you're interested in taking dance lessons, sign up about three months prior to the wedding so that a pro can choreograph the perfect moves for your song choice. Even if you don't plan on enlisting the help of an instructor, it's still a good idea to practice dancing to your first song a couple of times before your big day, especially if you plan on doing a dip as part of your finale!
Plus, check out Real Couples' First Dance Songs.
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