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The Importance of Having a Wedding Schedule for Your Big Day

December 26, 2019 by aaadmin Leave a Comment

When you think of having a wedding schedule, it seems so obvious. A schedule is not just for the vendors and wedding planners. There are some items on this handy document that will keep everyone organized and on the same page for the big day.

Here are the top reasons why a schedule is important at your wedding

A schedule keeps everyone on the same page

You might need several schedules and lists. It seems overwhelming at first, but it will be helpful because everyone will feel organized and a little less stressed. When it comes to planning the wedding, coordinating with the different vendors, events surrounding the wedding, the ceremony, and reception there is a lot to organize. Things change, situations come up, and everyone must be flexible. Having a schedule that is organized is helpful if you need to make changes. Top-notch organization keeps everything flowing with ease.

Your Guide to The Rehearsal Dinner Guest List

December 19, 2019 by aaadmin Leave a Comment

Your wedding is finally here. You and your groom are done with the planning, you found the dress of your dreams, and you are getting ready to walk down the aisle.

One of the last events before the wedding is the rehearsal dinner. This event is a great time to have toasts from people who would like to share sentiment, but are not speaking at the wedding.

If your favorite aunt, beloved grandmother, or kindergarten friend who wants to speak, the rehearsal dinner is the perfect time. The theme and style are up to you. It can be a formal sit-down dinner or more casual event. It depends on your venue, budget, and other wedding events that you have planned.

So, who are the people that get the invite to the rehearsal dinner? Here are the top picks.

5 Things No One Tells You About Being a Best Man

June 7, 2017 by aaadmin Leave a Comment

Source: Martha Stewart Weddings

Your best bro is getting hitched, or as you like to think, “another good man bites the dust.” You’d take down a zombie posse to protect this dude, so naturally you’ll do the ultimate wingman duty and stand by his side as he ditches singledom for good. You already know what happens at a bachelor party in Vegas stays in Vegas and you have been told you look good in a tux. Cakewalk. You got this. But take heed from best men past: There’s a little more that goes into this honorable job of being a best man than taking a few shots for the wedding team.

You have to say, “yes”—a lot.

What happened to Iron Man, the guy who could singlehandedly open a beer bottle top with his teeth and debut his bare, painted chest in 30-degree weather? He seems to have been replaced by a shirt-tucking, hair-parting prepster who really did not like it when you told him his pink whale-clad cummerbund reminded you of your grandmother’s toilet seat cover. This new version of your BFF is suddenly sensitive and left his sense of humor back in college.