As a monetary gift, how much cash is appropriate?
The bride and groom prefer cash as opposed to gifts because they’ve been together for so many years and already have what they want. What is an appropriate gift of cash? The
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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Can I have a groomsman with no partner?
I have an extra groomsman with no partner who I want to be involved in my wedding as he is a very special friend to me and my family. What can he
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How can I ask for a cash gift in the wedding invitation?
We’d like to ask for cash gifts for our wedding but I’m not sure how to phrase it in our wedding invitations. I don’t know how to phrase it politely without sounding
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Groomsman with no bridesmaid, can he wear a tux and be in the photos?
One groomsman has no bridesmaid. Can he wear a tux and be part of the wedding photos? What many couples don’t know is that it isn’t mandatory to have an equal number
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How much is enough as a wedding gift when you’re in the bridal party?
How much money should I give as a wedding gift to the bride and groom? I’m in the bridal party and will not be bringing a guest but my daughter is also
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Can I invite people to the bridal shower and not the wedding?
Is it proper wedding etiquette to invite people to bridal shower and not to the wedding? Ideally, it is best to invite only those who you plan on inviting to the wedding
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Do the mothers of the bride and groom have to be invited to all the bridal showers?
Is it right to invite the mother of the bride and the mother of the groom to all the bridal showers? Isn’t that a lot for them? The mother of the bride
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Can the bride’s gown and bridesmaids dresses look similar?
How similar can the bride’s gown and the bridesmaid dresses be without looking awkward? Can both be strapless and layered? It is perfectly acceptable to have the bride’s wedding gown and the