Minimoon to Babymoon: 5 Getaway Trends
By: Jenna MahoneyConsider the honeymoon: It celebrates the sweetness of the union of matrimony.
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Increase the wow factor at your reception with string lights on the ceiling!
April 12th
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Tip of the Day: Nothing is worse than making your guests wait a half hour or longer to get a cocktail. Prevent long lines for drinks by arranging for at least two full bars to be set up at your cocktail party and reception. Ask servers to hand out hors d’oeuvres so that guests get a treat while they wait. You could also have them walk down the line with a tray of different cocktail shooters for guests to choose from!
Plus, avoid these Top 10 Wedding Guest Complaints.
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An incredible surprise: After the couple said “I do,” thousands of flower petals were blown out of cannons!
April 11th
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Tip of the Day: Traditions are shining moments in a marriage—they give you celebrations to look forward to. Start them now, early on, so that you can carry them out throughout your happily ever after. Your tradition doesn’t have to be something big, like renewing your wedding vows every six months. It could be something small, like collecting celebratory corks or choosing a special holiday ornament that represents your biggest adventure or goal from that year.
Plus, check out 10 marriage firsts to be prepared for.
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An incredible rainy-day wedding photo looks even more dramatic in black and white.
April 8th
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Tip of the Day: Order 25 more wedding invitations than the amount you think you'll actually need. Many paperie companies require a minimum re-order of 100, so it's smarter to pay more for the slightly larger order than to have to go back and place a second order! While you're at it, it doesn't hurt to pay for extra envelopes, too, in case you accidentally spell a guest's name or address incorrectly or you smudge the ink.
Check out more easy ways to save on your wedding invitations.
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