This is the finale of the discussion whether or not you should see each other before your wedding. We’ve talked about where the tradition comes from, how you can create a special moment and/or meeting for you two, the emotional benefits and now we’ll cover why it can help logistically. it’s all about timing When […]
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It’s Turkey Day….Happy Thanksgiving all. But we know that if you are about to get married, there are no days off thinking about your wedding. So we’ll continue with our series regarding the pro’s of seeing each before the wedding. emotional benefits of seeing each other Excitement and anxiousness are natural emotions to be expected
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This week the blog is concentrating on the subject of whether your should see or not see each other before the wedding. Couples want their day to be special and think that by seeing each other before the wedding they may somehow “lose” that. Let’s think this out… what really happens when you walk down
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The topic this week is exploring the positives of taking the time to see each other before the actual wedding ceremony on your wedding day. It’s understandable to want to dismiss this idea since every bride and groom wants to have that special moment during their day. That’s why when we have clients who decide
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This week’s blog series we will be discussing the pro’s of a controversial wedding subject, “Whether or not the bride and groom should see each other before the wedding.” This topic can be a real heated debate among brides & grooms, family and friends. author disclaimer Before we begin exploring this debate, please take into
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The grande finale of the wedding rehearsal week…..we submit to you a new idea. what day of the week do you say? The typical day of the week for Christian wedding ceremonies is held on Saturdays. So the typical wedding rehearsal is on the day before, or Friday evening, and of course follows the rehearsal
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In case you didn’t notice, it’s rehearsal dinner week. We’ve figured out the style of the rehearsal, who to invite, and who is footin’ the bill, now we need to go over what exactly is expected to happen during this event? what are you suppose to do? Whether you are at a country club dinner
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Most of you already know that traditionally, it is the groom’s parents that take care of rehearsal dinner. We see that this is still pretty usual. If you have a clear vision of how you would like your dinner to flow, then you’ll want to have an open discussion with the groom’s folks. Because technically,
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You want to have a fabulous rehearsal dinner, but are not sure who should attend! who attends? The usual custom would be to invite the wedding party and their significant others, parents of the flower girl and ring bearer, immediate family and your officiant (and wife). This is a perfect list to keep the dinner
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This week we will be discussing the wedding rehearsal dinner! This is an event where families and friends can come together after the wedding rehearsal to eat and drink as a pre-celebration of the couple’s nuptials. This entire week we will explore traditions, new ideas and what you need to know when planning a fabulous
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