Your wedding invitations make a big first impression to your guests about the theme of your wedding. You want to make sure that it properly represents the both of you, right? So, let me go over some wedding invitation "need-to-knows" and 2009 wedding invitation trends. Here's hoping you can impress your honey with some invitation knowledge , and help her pick out a design too!
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comJanuary 5, 2009
Boxers or briefs? Fries or chips? Band or DJ? These are some of life’s toughest debates. For our purposes here, we’ll be discussing the question of whether to hire a band or a DJ for your wedding reception entertainment.
The reception music and dance floor atmosphere can often make or break a wedding reception. Of course, the bride and groom will enjoy themselves no matter what. However, your guests may not be as easy to please. If you want to see your friends and family out on the dance floor instead of heading for the door right after dinner, you’ll want to carefully weigh the pros and cons of booking a band vs. a DJ.
Go to full postPosted by of The Man RegistryJanuary 2, 2009
The bachelor party will likely be one of the best parties of your life - especially because the groom is the guest of honor! There are a couple easy things you should think about during the planning process so you don’t forget something important.
Go to full postPosted by of The Man RegistryDecember 25, 2008
Love, children, family and marital duties - if you're planning on being married in a church, these are some issues you’ll most likely discuss in a marriage preparation class. Some grooms may cringe at the thought of spending a Saturday or Sunday afternoon discussing and learning about marriage (When you know-it-all, already, right?) But if you take the classes seriously, there’s actually a lot of good information you can get out of them. Consider this article your primer for marriage prep.
Men, class is in session.
Go to full postPosted by of The Man RegistryDecember 19, 2008
It’s something that every traditionalist will tell you is a requirement for the engagement - asking the bride’s parents for permission for their daughter’s hand in marriage. Many will tell you that it’s not necessary in today’s modern world - but for those who do still believe in the old world courtesies – it is expected. And if overlook this step, it could be a rocky and uncomfortable start to your marriage.
Go to full postPosted by of The Man RegistryDecember 11, 2008
Is that blissful stage of your engagment diminishing by the second and the reality of planning a wedding finally kicking in? The beautiful angelic glow your bride-to-be possessed early on, has transformed to the glisten of sweat and tears?!
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comDecember 5, 2008
Posted by of The Man RegistryDecember 1, 2008
Cut, size, shape and clarity are all important characteristics to consider when purchasing a diamond. But have you ever given much to where a diamond comes from? I am referring to the origin from which your diamond is mined. Diamonds are a hot commodity, and while they are the worlds most sought after gemstone for the durability and beauty, they are often mined in some of the most volatile, ugly environments on Earth.
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comNovember 21, 2008
Wedding planning has consumed you for the past several months. You have spent endless nights going over details and arrangements. On more than one occasion you‘ve probably wondered if the stress will ever end. Well, you can breathe easy because it does. A week of relaxation awaits you after the big day.
Go to full postPosted by of The Man RegistryNovember 20, 2008
Posted by of The Man RegistryNovember 11, 2008
