Wedding Planning

A kiss. I gave my mother a kiss for an X-mas present. a kit i.e a football kit

Pay promptly and give him a thank you card.

no te agas el pendejo abre tu pinche libro ponte a lear no mames guey !

• With modern weddings of today yes, your daughter could not only be one of your bridesmaids, but your Maid of Honor if you so decided. What a lovely thought and congratulations!
  

Remember this wedding is not about the parents, it is about their child and they are there to bear witness, show support, and ensure neither the groom nor the bride decide they have cold feet and vanish.

All situations are different. Sometimes, the bride and groom can pay for their own wedding themselves.

Wrist corsage usually worn on the non-dominant side of hand. It is to make sure that the shape of the wrist corsage will not be distracted when most of the works will smoothly done by the dominant hand.

However, some experimental position would be good. Sometimes, people tend to put on their wrist corsage around the collar bone, center of the chest, cuff and even hand bag.

As a corporate event planner you are responsible for invitations, marketing, promotions, accomodations and menu. You also have to make quick decisions that involve the desirability and viability of event locations.

* If you are not part of the wedding party then yes, a nice sports coat, well pressed good slacks; good shirt and tie with shined shoes is appropriate.

This is best determined by the bride. If she wants her there, then yes. If not, then no. It is not rude to not invite a person if it is forseen that this would provide displeasure. And it is never rude to refuse to invite a person to a shower, or any other event, for any reason. It may be wrong to tell a person why,but a shower should be pleasurable, first and foremost.

A milliner.

It's socially tacky to request money or gift cards. Gifts are meant to be gestures of kindness from the giver, and not made in response to a request for specific things. There is no generally-accepted way to request money in an invitation because it's not socially acceptable. I don't know your situation, but I suggest that you reconsider your approach. If directly asked for suggestions on what you want, it is acceptable to respond with your personal wants, but this should not be proactively broadcast to people.

* It is traditional that the groom choose his Best Man which is a good friend or even perhaps one of his own brothers. It is fine if you choose to have your two brothers as ushers and this way they will be in many of the wedding pictures. Be sure to have a picture taken of just you and your brothers together and then you, your new husband and your brothers, etc.

Clothes!! You should wear are pink and white shirt and some Grane pants to wear with the shirt.

Not really.

If it was a traditional wedding, where the bride family is traditional and she wears red, wearing white is unlucky. As white is the colour for Chinese funeral. And in a modern wedding, the bride will probably wear white.

So....pick another outfit, it's their day..

The wedding is for the bride and groom if its okay with them than its okay

I think the Bride's family usally pays for all the flowers, but the groom's parents will pay for the bridal boquet here's a GREAT list of all the flowers to potentially order -- i found it on www.myplanninglists.com - there is a whole wedding section... http://www.myplanninglists.com/wedding-flower-list.phpWEDDING PARTY * Bridal bouquet * Bridesmaid's bouquets * Father of the bride boutonniere * Father of the groom boutonniere * Flower girl - basket decorations * Flower girl - headpiece * Flower girl - petals to toss * Flowers for bride's hair * Grandfathers boutonnieres * Grandmothers corsages * Groom's boutonniere (special, different/larger than the other boutonniere's) * Groomsmen's boutonnieres * Headpieces * Mother of the bride corsage * Mother of the groom corsage * Ring Bearer Boutonniere * Special bouquet for maid of honor * Special boutonniere for best man * Stepfather boutonniere * Stepmother corsage * Ushers Boutonniere CEREMONY * Aisle Runner * Alter Arrangements * Archway * Candles * Chair decorations * Chuppah * Main entrance arrangement * Pew decorations RECEPTION * Bar decorations * Cake decorations (on the cake) * Cake table * Centerpieces for guest tables * Centerpieces for head table * Entryway arrangements * Gift table * Guestbook table * Other tables * Restrooms * Rose petals to toss at Bride & Groom leave reception * Serving table decorations * Throw Away Bouquet OTHER CORSAGES & BOUTONNIERES * Aunts * Brothers * Candle lighters * Godmother * Guest book attendant * Nephews * Nieces * Other family * Personal assistant * Readers * Sisters * Soloists * Special friends * Uncles * boutonnieres for other people that are special to you, not listed above * corsages for other people that are special to you, not listed above * a few extra corsages & boutonnieres for anyone you forgot!

In Scotland the age at which a person may marry is 16.

In England, Wales and Northern Ireland a person may get married at 16 if they have their legal guardians permission but if they don't have permission, they must wait until they are 18 (or they could just elope to Scotland).

If you can find a way to use the same font on the outside as that printed on the actual invitation it would probably look a lot cleaner, not to mention be a lot easier for people to read. It also looks cleaner and more uniform. Hope this helps!

"Te amo más que cualquier otra cosa."

(I love you more than any other thing.)

"Te amo más que nada."

(I love you more than nothing.) [Spanish uses double negatives.]

"Te quiero."

(I want you. / I want everything that is best for you.)

Two important traditions are throwing rice at the newly wedded couple when they are leaving the church and eating bread with salt at the beginning of the party. Hope I helped.

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Who are you ? The groom-presumptive ? The parents of the Groom-to- be ? Other relative or friend ? Please specify or I cannot answer your question appropiately .