Wedding Planning

• If your husband cannot go and is in agreement and the friend was also invited to the wedding then there is nothing wrong with going with them. However, if your friend was not invited to the wedding then you should either go with a couple you know or another single guest that you know.

Traditional ceremonies are "normally" at least a weeklong celebration to let the town/neighbors know that two families have come together in marriage... Modern ceremonies are more forgiving and last from a day to three days (depending on how many rituals the couple/families would like to include).

According to popular tradition black color would bring bad luck to the newly weds. So it is not inappropriate in the strict sense of the word, but a superstitious thing.Some cultures do wear black, but if you are not from one of those cultures, then don't wear black as it is associated with funerals in western/north American culture.

• Weddings held on Saturdays are the most popular and on occasion sometimes on a Sunday. During the week days most people work and so there may be many guests that may not be able to make the wedding at all. Choose a Saturday to be on the safe side.

The Bride and Groom!

I'm going for a purple color motif on my wedding this April 2011. I don't believe that there is a lucky color motif. I pray to God instead and prepare my heart for a lifetime commitment as for me, it is more important than relying on picking a lucky color.

* No, the mother of the groom would take the arm of her husband or if she is divorced or widowed then it is acceptable to take the other arm of the father of the bride (wife on the right and you on the left). After the wedding vows and the bride and groom go back down the aisle then the best man goes with the Maid of Honor and the ushers with the bridesmaids.

Sheela: Aka - Shila This is a female Indian name meaning: 'Conduct Yourself Well'

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You pick and choose the wedding you want.

Someone's answer: you let her be your brides maid. My answer to that: bridesmaids are already picked, she is not a close friend, this is not possible. I want to know how much money in payment should I give to the person arranging my wedding flowers. Thank you.

• When the father of the groom makes a toast he should first acknowledge his new daughter-in-law by saying he is proud that she is part of their family and he has not lost a son, but gained a daughter and then the father can have a few funny little things to say about his son such as 'For awhile there we never thought we'd be able to flog him off until Jane came along and stole his heart.'

Technical jargon

When there is no father present to walk the bride down the aisle, the stand-in person is often referred to as a "giveaway person" or "escort." This role can be filled by a close family member, such as a brother or uncle, or a close friend, depending on the bride's preference. The term "father figure" may also be used to describe someone who holds a significant role in the bride's life. Ultimately, the choice is personal and reflects the relationships that are meaningful to the bride.

Traditionally, the bride marches down the aisle on her father's right side, which places her on the left side of the aisle as she approaches the altar. This positioning symbolizes that the bride is being given away from her family to her partner. However, modern weddings may vary, and some couples choose to deviate from tradition based on personal preference. Ultimately, it's up to the couple to decide what feels right for their ceremony.

Yes, the Episcopal Church recognizes civil marriage and views it as a legitimate institution. It acknowledges that civil marriage can be a meaningful commitment, and the Church's teaching supports the idea that marriage is a sacred covenant. Episcopal clergy may officiate at civil marriages, and the Church also blesses marriages that have been legally recognized.

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A casual gift, maybe like a flowers in a nice vase, a picture frame...

A maiden of honor is simply an unmarried bridesmaid or a girl who helps at the wedding similar to a maid of honor.

Matron of honor is a married Maid of honor.

Inviting the soloist to the rehearsal dinner depends on your relationship with them and the overall vibe of your wedding. If you have a close rapport and want to include them as part of your celebration, it can be a nice gesture. However, if the rehearsal dinner is more intimate or limited to family and close friends, it may be more appropriate to keep it exclusive. Ultimately, it’s a personal decision based on your preferences.

The reception date refers to the specific date on which a document, package, or item is received by a person or organization. It is often used in contexts such as shipping, legal filings, or event registrations to establish a timeline. The reception date can be crucial for determining deadlines, ensuring compliance, or validating the timely submission of materials.

OK, I need all the information you can give me on a wedding planner. I'm 15 years old and a freshman doing a project and the deadline is in 2 days and I have like almost nothing I need help...

Here the problem will be that the name will cause a big proplem as your passport may have only your maiden name .