Is it really that bad to have a cash bar at the wedding reception?
We’re on a tight budget and we’re thinking of different ways to cut costs. Is it really that bad to have a cash bar at the wedding reception? Cash bars really should
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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When are the wedding invitations mailed out?
I’d like to have plenty of time to work on my seating plan for the reception. How soon should my wedding invitations be mailed out? For wedding invitations, depending on how much
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When it is a destination wedding, what should the groom’s parents pay for?
The bride’s family usually pays for the wedding, but when it is a destination wedding should the groom’s parents be offering some financial help to alleviate the wedding expenses for the bride’s
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Where can I have an outdoor BBQ reception?
Where can I have an outdoor BBQ reception? Rather than the traditional wedding reception at a hall, I’d prefer to have an outdoor summer BBQ with family and friends. Do you have
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How do you thank someone for a gift you don’t want?
How do you thank someone for a gift you don’t want? I am writing thank you cards for my wedding gifts. How do you thank someone who gave you a gift that
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What is role of the father of the groom?
What is role of the father of the groom? My son is getting married. As the father of the groom, are there certain responsibilities that I should fulfill? The role of the
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What does the father of the groom say in speech?
As the groom’s father, what should I say in my speech? In general, speeches work best if they are short and sweet, especially if many speeches are expected at the wedding reception
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Who is invited to the rehearsal dinner?
We are hosting the rehearsal dinner. Who usually gets invited to the rehearsal dinner? Both sets of parents are divorced. Do we invite out of town guests too? It seems like there