And now, the fun part…you may have been thinking about this wedding for possibly many years, and in your mind you have created the most opulent celebration one could picture, but the extent of the celebration often comes down to the nitty gritty question, “Who pays for the wedding?”
Some say that traditions hold that the bride’s family is responsible to pay for the wedding, but where does this tradition find its roots?
Have you ever thought about how your families are going to get along at the wedding? Of course you have! Here are some easy tips on how to keep your family problems at a minimum.
Starved Rock has it all! Wedding ceremony and reception. Once your family and friends arrive, there is no need for them to leave the Park during your wedding weekend. overnight accommodations for everyone.
So, you’ve talked about the honeymoon with your fiancé. You’ve had a long, worthwhile discussion, and the two of you covered everything from budget to time to location to what kind of trip you want. Yet, somehow, despite the fact that both you and your future spouse know what kind of honeymoon you both want and what to expect, you just can’t seem to figure out exactly what to do or where to go.
Keeping yourself organized is no easy task while planning a wedding. Emotions will run high and far too often Brides make things more complicated than they need to. So let’s focus on 9 things you need to do to stay organized. If you are organized you will have a calmer attitude, which means you will enjoy your day. If you are unorganized you will be a frantic mess on one of the most important days of your life, is that what you want? No, so crack the whip and let’s get started.
Keeping Things in Perspective So you are getting married. The excitement, the attention, it is your day and you want it your way! Balance! How can you find it? Weddings have taken on a completely new attitude; go ahead ask someone what their wedding was like twenty or thirty years ago. I think in the…
