Tip of the Day: "I always suggest my brides keep the size of their advice entourage to a minimum. This is my number-one rule. Too many voices can make you lose sight of your wedding vision," says celebrity wedding planner extraordinaire David Tutera.
Plus, check out 10 Ways to Keep Your Sanity While Planning a Wedding.
One of the reasons we love flower girls and ring bearers so much is because of their wild unpredictability. And this past weekend, four-year-old flower girl Anderson surprised everyone when she decided to smooch the ring bearer, Ike, during the formal bridal photos!
Tip of the Day: It's not uncommon to be unsure of where to begin when choosing your wedding colors. "My best advice is to find a photo that moves you," says event designer Sasha Souza. A single photo can contain many palette possibilities, depending on which color combinations you decide to focus on. Put your colors together and then wait a day or two, Sasha says. "If you come back to your palette and it still makes you feel joyous and excited, you've found your color inspirations."
Plus, check out 200+ Color Combinations for Your Wedding.
I love candles. Their soft glow easily transforms the look of a room, and the wonderful scents are a testament to the benefits of aromatherapy. As my friends and family well know, I never tire of receiving candles as gifts, and I keep one on my desk at all times and light several at home in the evening. They make great gifts for your bridal party, family members or as a special thank-you to vendors or anyone who’s gone above and beyond in helping you plan the big day. Here’s a rundown of some unique candles for family and friends or to use for your own enjoyment.
Here in the United States, many of our wedding traditions are borrowed from other cultures — but there are a few that haven't quite crossed the border. Cheapflights put together this infographic filled with some of the most unique wedding customs around the world.
Tip of the Day: It's a big no-no to have your bachelorette party within two weeks of your wedding. Your plate will be filled with to-dos at that point, and you don't want to risk any partied-out bridal party members on the big day. One to three months beforehand is a better idea.
Plus, check out 25 Ways to Throw an Awesome Bachelorette Party.
Tip of the Day: To avoid having one of your precious invites open en route, reinforce the closure method on your envelopes by using glue or some other super strong adhesive. Licking is not only hard on your mouth (the taste! paper cuts!), it also doesn't guarantee the package will arrive in one piece. For a pretty touch, add a sticker or piece of washi tape, but don't rely on these things as the main closure method. They can fall off or catch on other items during delivery.
Plus, check out more Things You Need to Know About Mailing Your Wedding Invitations.
As you plan your wedding and prepare to take your vows, don’t forget about your marriage license! It may seem like a simple piece of paperwork, but a marriage license is the single document that legally marks you as married. Here are answers to the top six questions brides ask about marriage licenses so you’re in the know before you walk down the aisle.
She holds the lock, and he holds the key. We love this couple's wedding tattoos!
Tip of the Day: Nothing hits the spot on a hot summer day quite like an ice cream cone. Make a grab-and-go stand for ice cream cones so your guests can quickly get their fix!
Plus, check out more Unique Ways to Display Wedding Food.
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