Dealing with Stress Before the Wedding Day
The final two weeks prior to your wedding day will be filled with lots of small details that will drive your bride-to-be — and consequently, you — nuts. Read More
How to Survive Pre-Wedding Cold Feet
Many grooms experience some sort of get cold feet around their wedding, and the rest probably would if they weren’t walking around looking like a dazed turkey the day before Thanksgiving. But don’t worry; getting cold feet is totally normal. Read More
The Groom’s Speech: Secrets to Toasting Success
Follow these simple guidelines to deliver a great toast that everyone will enjoy, and even score major points with your bride-to-be. Read More
How to Write Thank You Cards for Wedding Gifts
For each gift you receive, you’ll need to write a personal and thoughtful thank you card to the gift giver. But don’t sweat. While the thank you note doesn’t have to be long, it should be personal and let the reader know that their generosity is appreciated. Read More
Welcome Bags for Out-of-Town Wedding Guests
Once the difficult process of creating your wedding guest list and sending out the invitations is finally over, it’s time to consider ways to help make those guests who come in from out of town feel welcome. Read More
How to Budget the Groom’s Side of the Wedding
Elaborate blowout weddings are becoming a thing of the past. But although money may be tight right now, it doesn’t mean you still can’t have an amazing wedding. Read More
The Groom’s Wedding Band: Men’s Rings 101
Once you’ve taken care of the engagement ring and mastered the art of getting down on one knee, it’s time to check off another important milestone in the wedding process. Read More
Destination Wedding Planning Tips
Want a wedding that’s outside the norm? If you and your bride-to-be are an adventurous, travel-loving couple, a destination wedding may be a perfect fit. Read More
Building the Wedding Guest List
We know that the last thing you want to do is leave Great Uncle Fred or your freshman-year roomie off the list. But, depending on your venue’s capacity, it’s likely that cuts will have to be made. Here are some tips that will help make this process a little easier. Read More
How to Book Wedding Day Transportation
Because there are a lot of options when it comes to wedding transportation, we’ve broken it down to help simplify the decision. Here are some of the most popular options. Read More
Choosing a Band or DJ for the Wedding Reception
Boxers or briefs? Fries or chips? Band or DJ? These are some of life’s toughest debates. For our purposes here, we’ll be discussing the question of whether to hire a band or a DJ for your reception entertainment. Read More
Wedding Reception Playlist Song Idea List
Having trouble picking out songs for the wedding reception? Take a look at the following suggestions. The list is made up of traditional wedding “classics” and some newer, trendier picks. Read More
Mother of the Groom Checklist and Duties
Seeing your son get married is one of the proudest moments in a parent’s life. Here’s a quick reminder of the most typical responsibilities of the mother of the groom. Read More
Father of the Groom Checklist and Duties
Seeing your son get married is one of the proudest moments in a parent’s life. Here’s a quick reminder of the most typical responsibilities of the father of the groom. Read More
Wedding Weekend Activities
It’s always nice to have an event scheduled outside of the wedding ceremony and wedding reception so you can visit with everyone. Here are a few suggestions for activities you can arrange for the weekend of your wedding. Read More
Usher Responsibilities Checklist – Usher Duties
You’ve been asked to be an usher. Now what? Obviously, your main responsibility will be seating guests as they arrive for the ceremony. However, there are a few other tasks you might be expected to help out with. Here’s a short checklist of important details and responsibilities you’ll need to remember for the rehearsal and on the big day. Read More
