Wedding Planning

Since the dress is deep purple and your hair is dark brown your make up should also be darker. You could wear black or dark eye liner and use deeper shades of eye shadow for a smokey eye look. Just remember not to put on too much eye makeup. A little foundation and blush should complete the look.

NO. But you should wait so then you wont get fat.

• Addressing an envelop to a woman with a boyfriend and young son: Just address the envelope to: Ms. Jane Doe & Mr. John Doe (if the young son is in their teens, but not necessary if they are a minor) & Mr. John Smith. So the envelope may read: Ms. Jane Doe & Mr. John Smith.

The official RAC website (and it is based in the United Kingdom) has a trip planner on the left side of the page. Select your current area and destination and then click the Get route link.

unless its a religious holiday i dont see why not

Both

nothing

Not necessarily, if you'd like you could just have a nice lunch after the ceremony.

• There is no reason a mother can not give a baby shower for her daughter. However, generally one of her of her girlfriends may do this, but you could have a baby shower for the relatives in the family or simply decide to have the baby shower for her. Either way is etiquette.

I think you mean:

1. Something old

2. Something new

3. Something borrowed

4. Something blue

It's all about individual choice.

6-8 weeks before your wedding day. Any closer to the day than that and people will be shuffling around trying to get those days off of work, childcare and transportation. You will end up with more negative RSVP's because you waited too long and left your guests with little time to prepare to attend your wedding. Any farther out than 8 weeks and guests will forget (not all, but it's much more likely). If you are having a wedding that is somewhat far to travel for most of your guests, it wouldn't be a bad idea to send out a "Save the Date". A "Save the Date" is a notice in the form of a card, magnet, e-mail (whatever you want, those are just examples of typical ways that people choose) that let's people know that A. You are getting married B. They are invited and should expect to receive an invitation in the mail sometime later and C. The date, time and location of your wedding. "Save the Dates" aren't necessary but if your guests might benefit from 4-6 extra months to get ready to attend your wedding (get that day off from work, buy plane tickets, rent a car, reserve a hotel room, buy you a gift, get a new outfit to wear to the wedding, etc.) because it's far away from them and requires extra arrangements to be made; then send them to guests between 4-6 months before the wedding. "Save the Dates" in no way replace the wedding invitation. They merely allow guests to "Save the Date", so that they can mark their calendars and reserve that day for your wedding only.

Purple, definetely!

Services that most bridal salons offer to brides are complete wedding planning and consultation, accessories, invitations and stationary, dyeing services, flowers,lingerie. They are necessary services for a wedding.

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The groom's father is expected to wear formal clothing to the wedding.

It depends what your budget is allowing and how many guests you are having. Generally for a medium to fancy wedding it's $26 - $100/plate plus tax. Shop around and get different quotes. If it's too expensive there is nothing wrong with having a beautiful outdoor wedding and hiring a caterer to have a delicious buffet for your guests.

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Beth and Bryan's wedding

it can be either, but i guess that depends on family tradition.

Photographed a wedding 4 yrs. ago there, and the bride's parents paid for extra rooms for the wedding party as well as the bride's family....reception, etc.....was told that they spent over $12,000.....and had to wait extra hrs. to be able to get in their rooms. Hotel discounted because of the mixup after complaining to management.

Facilities for photographing was excellent.....and beautiful......, but, hard with the mingling of folks & walking from point A to point Z for hrs. NEVER again.

The groom isn't required to give his Bride a gift, but in recent years, the tradition of gift giving between the bride and groom has become more and more popular. In many circles, it is common for the bride and groom to exchange wedding gifts amongst each other.

I often get asked by grooms, "what would be a good gift to give my Bride-to-Be"?

Well, while jewelry and romantic getaways are nice, I think gifts that demonstrate a love and understanding of the recipient are more popular. A love letter, romantic poem, or card with loving wedding wishes is the one gift that is among the most treasured of all.

Love can be expressed in a myriad of different methods, but the most timeless and most treasured will always remain the classic "love letter" or "love card". Elite Glass Cards (www.eliteglasscards.com) offers beautiful glass cards, engraved with a special message; a message written by you. What better way for a groom to tell his bride "what you love about her" and "why you want to spend the rest of your life with her"?

Each Elite Glass card allows you multiple options, making the finished product your individual creation. You would (1) choose a style from their collection, and (2) choose or add your own words. Then, their expert craftsmen will create a beautiful and elegant engraved image that will last forever; a crystal glass card that will be cherished long after her thankful embrace.

Wedding gifts exchanged between the bride and groom should be symbolic of their love and commitment and what better way to express your love and commitment by writing your feelings on a beautiful crystal card.

So, besides giving your future spouse the obvious (a lifetime of love), I think the simplest and most wonderful gift a couple can exchange is something that comes from the heart - a "love letter"!