Wedding Planning

a bag maker

just like a hat maker i guess

I do think you are right, no specific name, that I can find, for a maker of bags, however someone who makes hats is called a "milliner" if they make women's hats, a "hatter" if the make men's hats or more generally "Modiste" which can mean someone who makes hats and someone who makes garments.

• Since you have chosen a 1920's theme for a wedding shower then you should have the guests come dressed in 1920's costumes. There were 'flappers' (the wild girls of the 20's); to the more demure 1920's girl next door who wore high laced necklines and long skirted dresses (that hung from the hip) with shoe that had a heal on it and buttons. Cradles were used during those times for babies. You could borrow a cradle to put the gifts in or rent one. Foods to be served from the 1920's would be small sandwiches and cakes along with tea (but coffee is acceptable also or alcoholic beverages.) On the table should be a lace tablecloth (can be rented) with dainty tea cups and of course plates. Rent or find a very ornate high fluted vase and put a garden medley of flowers in it (can be roses.) Potted ferns were very popular during this era and you could rent silk potted ferns and place just around the area the bride-to-be will be seated. High backed chairs were in style during the 1920's or if you need too you can use a rocker. If you really want to have fun then try renting an antique car to pick up the bride-to-be along with her mother and perhaps her future mother-in-law. Be sure you have a camera ready and ask a friend to have a back-up camera and take pictures as well.

• You are thinking of the term 'usher.' The usher at a wedding escorts wedding guests at the church to the correct seating arrangements and an usher at a cinema (movie theater) ushers the patron to an empty seat.

• You could telephone each guest (not text them) and ask them for dinner or, in cards shops and even some large book stores you can buy nice invitations and you just have to fill in 'Dinner Party' at Jane Doe's home at 5 PM on August 13, 2010.

anywhere from $100,000-Multiple million dollars

well what do you think..... the answer is no because they have to plan it get parents the signing papers and the paster have to wate till the dress is ready and all those stuff

Yes, guys can attend wedding showers, especially if the event is co-ed or if the groom is invited. Traditionally, wedding showers have been more female-centric, but many couples now choose to include men in the celebration. It ultimately depends on the preferences of the couple and the nature of the event. If you're unsure, it's always best to check with the hosts.

* Library (a collection of books) * Lingerie * Love poem * Love seat * letter

A JW funeral is considered a congregational meeting by JW's. So the dress that we wear to that is no different than any other meeting. We normally wear a suit and tie or dress shirt and tie, dresses or skirts, etc. Some may not own a tie, so a clean presses shirt will sometimes be seen at a meeting. Some, who are not JW's attend our funerals, just like there are non-Witnesses that attend other meetings, so there are those who come in casual attire. These ones are not looked down upon, in fact, generally most there will make special effort to make someone who is not dressed as we are, to extend even more consideration and hospitality to these ones, since it is obvious that they are not JW's. A JW funeral is not to appease the dead person, as it is in some religions, but it is to provide comfort for the friends and family. The important thing is to be there. Nobody will make you feel out of place.

They can take place on any day except Saturday, during the day or at night. There are some days during the year when, for historic or Halachic reasons, weddings are not scheduled: * Jewish festivals including Chol Hamo'ed * During 33 days of the Sefira period * The "3 weeks" between the fast of 17-Tammuz and 9-B'Av

Unfortunately, there is not a standard answer as it is relative to the event, the expectations of the hiring party, photographer's experience and equipment, and location.

Sorry Charlie- or Charlotte. the Catholic Church requires , as they deem Matrimony a Sacrament- all Nuptial ceremonies must be performed in a Church, hence Church wedding. This is one of many protocols that is, in this case almost literally etched in stone- the stone of the Church columns and foundations. :Look at the hymn- the Church is one foundation, for example.

Heck yeah! :-D

All men involved with or related to the groom go to the stag do/bachelor party.

The same applies with womenwith their hen nights.

Hope this helped! :-)

• The bridal veil is made from a very soft and filmy netting or it can be made with open lace.

well, i think so

Many people regard franking as impersonal and therefore inappropriate in this context.

Certainly, if they are willing and able to entertain the entire wedding party .
Certainly , if they are willing and able to entertain the entire wedding party .

The women in Afghanistan wear dresses that are either white or light pink. They also carry a bouquet of flowers and either wear a veil or a flower headdress.

Dear sir ,

Sub:- Leave application for marriage

Sir,

I am glad to inform you that my Brother's marriage has been fix 13 DEC .Most

of work related to by me. I will be grate full if you could grant me 10 days leave from 12 Dec to 20 Dec

Thank you

Regards

Kafees

Normally wine. Champagne or any other kind of bubbly alcoholic drink are also popular choices.

Until the late 19th century, American brides wore formal dresses during their weddings. Black was the color of choice. Queen Victoria popularized the wearing of white gowns in England, when she broke cultural norms and donned one at her wedding. At that time, white outfits were reserved for funerals and grieving. (They still are for Eastern cultures.) Some fashion historians say white represents purity and virginity but, by all accounts, wearing white first symbolized unabashed joy. Americans fell in love with white bridal gowns sometime during the early to mid 20th century.

• The bride wears a garter about three inches above her knee. When it's time she will sit on a chair and music will play; the groom will make a big production of taking the garter off his bride and then throwing it over his shoulder to the single men behind him. Whoever catches the garter is suppose to be the next one married.