Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Monday, June 25, 2012
Wedding Transportation
Although many reception halls offer guest houses, not all brides and grooms want to go that route and then the transport from the venue to the hotel often slips their mind. Traditionally it is the best man and maid of honour's duty to slip out half way through the reception to decorate the bride and groom's get-a-way car or guests join in to trash the car depending on the couple's personality and whether or not they would find that funny. Old shoes are often tied to the back of the car because was believed to ward off evil spirits. Tin cans were also used because they would be noisy and draw attention to the newlyweds.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Unique Guest Favours
It is in good etiquette to give
your wedding guests a favour to thank them for attending your wedding. Lately it
is so refreshing to see that brides and grooms are coming up with new, original
favours that match their personalities and wedding style. There are endless
possibilities (no matter what your budget is) if you just try to be creative
with a touch of practicality.
Source: bridalmusings.com
Source: blog.hwtm.com
Source: www.marthastewartweddings.com
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
This Seat is Reserved...
At many of the weddings I have attended lately it seems as if people have forgotten who is meant to sit where. Traditionally the closest family should sit nearest to the front of the ceremony area and for a Christian wedding the bride's family and friends sit on the left with the groom's family and friends on the right. Jewish wedding ceremonies are the opposite, therefore as bride and groom it is very important to decide where you want people to be seated and you need to inform your ushers. The bride's mother is always the last to be seated as this signals that the ceremony is about to begin. If you do not want people to forget at your wedding, you not create this beautiful reserved signs to get your message across?
Monday, June 18, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
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