Check out Mywedding.com for a great article on wedding customs throughout the world. There are some awesome customs for you to incorporate in your own wedding.
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Kate L. Hudson has created a site and blog that is dedicated to Green Weddings. Go and check out how couples have saved trees and money!
http://www.thegreenbrideguide.com/
We all look for new and some exciting games in which to play at the Bridal Shower. I found a link this afternoon while “Stumbling” on my laptop.
Written by Faith Walker - Visit WebsiteIf you’ve ever wondered why guests leave the reception early, please read. Guests have many reasons for staying at and leaving the reception early. Your guests stay at the reception because they love and care about you, but when the timeline has been pushed to the limit, your guests may feel they are being held hostage and may decide to leave. It’s important to remember that your guests really want to see the events in your wedding such as cutting the cake, and your first dance, but you have to be considerate of their time. Make sure you keep to your timeline or pretty close to it or you’ll run the risk of people leaving early and with an attitude. No on wants to wait on you for hours on end while you are in Bridezilla or “princess” mode and are off taking a bizillion photos. Be considerate and give your guests what they are waiting for — you and your new husband and some hors d’oeuvres!
Written by Faith Walker - Visit WebsiteIf you really must have an outside wedding, follow these guidelines to assure you and your guests have the best experience possible. First, make sure you provide some shade or a tent for your guests. You don’t want your guests to bake out in the hot sun, do you? Secondly, provide some type of cool refreshment for your guests while they are waiting for the wedding to begin. Ice cold water goes a long way on a hot day. Another good tip is to provide your guests with parasols if you are unable to provide a tent. The parasol will help shield your guests from the sun’s rays.
To make the best of the sun’s warmth and exposure, try to make your ceremony early in the morning or late in the afternoon. This way your guests will be comfortable. Also, try not to have your ceremony in the summer or early fall when the temparature is at its highest. Keeping the ceremony short and sweet is yet another way to keep your guests cool and comfy. Last, but not least, make sure you keep to your scheduled time as your guests won’t appreciate having to wait in the hot sun for you.
You can have an awesome outdoor experience if you carefully plan out your ceremony. Let your guests have an experience they will never forget!
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