Wedding Planning

A style that compliments the bride's dress. Hopefully something that compliments the attendants as well (both physically and financially). Let's face it - we all would like to wear them again. But 99% of the time, that isn't going to happen; so asking your attendant to fork over a boat-load of money on a dress, accessories and alterations will eventually come back to bite you when they have their turn at the wheel. There are lots of lovely dresses out there that won't break the bank. And if you have attendants in varying body shapes - you might want to think about finding multiple styles in the same fabric and let them choose among the selection which one they like best. The colors can (don't have to) be the same, but they will all be just a little bit different - like your girls. To tie it altogether, gift them with the same piece of jewelry - a necklace, earrings or braclet. And the flowers can (don't have) to match - these can be subtly be different too.

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I feel that it is completely up to the bride and groom. There really is no specific time. The only thing I can suggest is maybe an hour after wedding so people can go change and freshen up a little before the reception.

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it depends on what color the decorations are if you want it to kind of match while the bride is wearing white.

in general, it's ok no matter what color you choose to wear, but gloomy color is not recommended.

It depends on the religion. In a Catholic wedding the priest officiates and witnesses the sacrament.

• Just phone the all the guests or sent out Thank You cards to all guests thanking them 'for the gift.' This way you are not naming the gift given and no one will be the wiser.

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As a Catholic, you cannot be validly married anywhere else besides a Roman Catholic church. If you get permission from your Episcopalian Bishop, the Episcopal Church will recognize your marriage in a Roman Catholic church.

No, whatever blood your born with stays with you.

None, if you are marrying the right person.

The color Red is a symbol of having a thriving life . So that's why Chinese brides wear red on their wedding day, and hope having a very good life in the future.

Thank you! ;)

Only if the bride wants her there.

• If the young woman you want to get engaged to is of age (18 or older) then no, you do not need the permission of the parents. However, it is kudos for the young man to talk to the father about marrying his daughter (an old custom) as fathers are losing a daughter and the thought you would ask his permission for his daughter's hand in marriage would please him and make it less painful when he gives his daughter's hand away to you at the wedding ceremony.

Some of the more famous wedding dress designers are Alfred Angelo and Suzanne Neville. If one visits the website of a wedding dress shop, such as Cloud Nine Bridal, one will find dresses offered by a selection of well known wedding dress designers.

• If this is a summer wedding then you could wear a navy and white dress. Perhaps a nice navy dress with a wide white color. Other colors that you could wear are ivory; rose; midnight blue (preferably in a shiny material to pick up the light.)

Well, how much do you like your cousin? Likely her daughter is not expecting anything from you other than a really nice hand written note, so the amount you spend should be a reflection of how close you are to your extended family in general, and your cousin in particular. Likely mom is the source of the invite, and the gift should reflect your closeness with her. This hold true for most invites to friends daughter's weddings.

Because you are asking the question, it tells me that you think you should send something.... even if just to keep family relations going.

If you want good appearances and get good word of mouth with the family, I recommend more than $50 (even $60 looks better, and can get something quite tangible.) In my opinion a very nice vase can be about this amount, but valued by the bride more than money due to the thought and time taken to buy it.

If you budget is tight, then consider buying something small but nice (inexpensive picture frame?) and giving only $25 or less. Or make something to give... if you really do live on a budget, then it won't be a surprise to anyone that you are giving what you can afford, while valuing your family relations.

The above guideline is assuming you can't attend. If you are attending, when you think of your budget for a gift, think how much you would normally spend for an evening out ( as you will save that money by attending this event instead), then add in what you think your should for the "family" factor (e.g., your relationship of your cousin, not the Bride).

• It is an honor to be a Godparent to a child and it would be a nice thing to do by sending a baby gift, but it is entirely up to you if you have not seen your Goddaughter in a long while.

No, the father of the bride has no obligation to give his daughter anything on her wedding day as he is paying for most of the wedding which can be very expensive. However, some fathers may give some extra money to their daughter depending on the father and it is the mother that may give a piece of jewelry that either belonged to her or her mother.