Do parents pay for the wedding if they don’t live with the groom?
The groom is our son and he is getting married but he has not lived with us for many years. Do we, as the parents of the groom have to pay for
Category: Wedding Etiquette
There will always be questions, especially when it relates to wedding etiquette and subtle details. This section provides answers for queries that may pester a busy bride’s mind.
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My fiancé’s parents are divorced and both are remarried. How should the wedding invitation be phrased?
My family will be hosting the wedding but I’d like to include my fiance’s parents on the wedding invitation. His parents are divorced and both are remarried. How should the wedding invitation
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Should the father be having a discussion with the mother over how much she is contributing to the son’s wedding?
My husband’s son, (ie. my stepson) is getting married and we’ve told him how much we will be paying for the wedding. My husband, the groom’s father is not on good terms
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Do bridesmaids have to give a wedding gift when they already pay for their own dress and the bridal showers?
Bridesmaids pay for a lot of the wedding expenses. They pay for their own bridesmaids dress and for the bridal showers and bachelorette party. Do they really have to give a wedding
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There’s no bridal registry and the bride says not to bring a wedding gift. Should I still bring a wedding gift?
I have been invited to a wedding and after speaking with the bride, she tells me not to bring a wedding gift. There is no bridal registry and she says she doesn’t
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Is it only the parents of the bride that plans the wedding? Do the parents of the groom help with the wedding too?
Is it still the right of the bride and the bride’s family to plan the wedding along with the groom? What then would be the planning rights of the groom’s family? What
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When the bride’s father is divorced and has a lifelong partner, does she have a role in his daughter’s wedding?
I have been with the bride’s father for many years but we are not married. The bride’s mother past away quite some time ago and we are all very close to one
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Groom’s parents are divorced. Groom does not want to invite step siblings and groom’s mother is upset. What is proper etiquette?
The groom’s parents are divorced and they do not get along. The groom isn’t close to his step siblings at all and has no desire to invite them to the wedding. The