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Tip of the Day: "Double check with your venue to see if their 'service fee' trickles down to the serving staff as gratuity. If not, consider preparing a gratuity envelope for your serving staff to present after a job well done!" says Monique Atwell from A Signature Wedding.
Plus, check out Our Cheat Sheet for Tipping Vendors.
There are many pros and cons to having your wedding on notable holidays: Valentine’s Day
The holiday season is such a popular time for proposals — and we love how this groom-to-be involved the whole family! First, the family spelled out "Merry X-Mas" with their t-shirts:
Then, with a few quick changes in position, the message turned into "Marry Me" right behind the bride-to-be's back.
Tip of the Day: "When applying individual eyelashes lashes on the big day, twist and apply a few lashes curved on the center of the eye and the corners for a multidimensional 'starburst' effect. This creates a very glam, celeb-worthy look!" says Stacie Ford from Stacie Ford Weddings.
Plus, check out how to Find the Right Wedding Makeup for Your Personality.
You pay your bills online, make restaurant reservations with one tap on your mobile, and don’t think twice before a barista swipes your card into her Square-enabled iPad. So why should you time-travel to earlier decades when it comes to planning your wedding? If efficiency and a user-friendly experience speak to you, you will want to make sure you’re selecting modern wedding vendors that have embraced the advents of technology. Here are a few questions to help you make sure your vendors live in the 21st century.
Whether you're packing for your honeymoon or traveling for the holidays, the Sonia Kashuk Weekender
Tip of the Day: "In a 'typical' timeline, I suggest that the bridesmaids have their makeup done first, then the bride goes as the last one. That way, the bridesmaids have extra time to get dressed so that when the bride is ready to get into her gown, they all look fantastic for photos as they help her into it. You don't want a room full of girls (high heels flying!) all scrambling to get dressed at once," says Amanda Donaho from Amanda Donaho Photography.
Plus, check out Our Complete Wedding-Day Timeline.
Tip of the Day: "For brides and grooms who have completely different taste in music, middle ground is super easy in most cases. There is a list of maybe 6,000 songs that all people love. Really discuss it together and trust the DJ. All he or she needs to know are the songs you hate more than anything," says W Austin’s resident DJ, Bird Peterson.
Find tons of song recommendations for your wedding in our Complete Guide to Music.
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