Wedding Music that Will Get Your Guests Dancing
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Wedding music is perhaps the most important element of making your guests go home saying, “Man, that was a fun wedding.” If you want to ensure that your guests are dancing and having fun all night long, here are my tips for great wedding music.
Variety is Key in Wedding Music
What appeals to your high school friends is not going to be exactly the same as what appeals to your business colleagues. So mix things up and play some of each. If you do it right, the guests who come to the floor for KC & the Sunshine Band will stick around for Beyonce.
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Wedding Flower Checklist
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Before you talk to your florist, put together a list of wedding flowers you’ll need. It will help focus your discussions, and help you stay within budget! (keep in mind that this is only a general checklist.
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Guest List: Can We Trim My Parents’ List?
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My parents want to invite the whole world to our wedding. They’re willing to pay for the extra guests, but we’d rather keep things small and intimate. How can I rein them in?
Parents and their children often have very different ideas regarding the fundamentals of weddings, and disagreements are part of the planning process.
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What Type of Wedding Reception is Right For You?
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When envisioning your wedding reception, do you see the beauty of early morning light dancing through the trees or an all night, all-out party? There are so many different types of wedding receptions, there’s going to be one right for your style, AND your budget.
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The 10 Biggest Wedding Etiquette Myths Ever
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There’s plenty of wedding planning guidance available to the first-time bride and groom, but it’s not always good advice you can count on. In fact, a lot of it isn’t even true.
“Myth #1: A bride and groom have one year to send out their thank-you notes to guests.”
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Coverage for an At-Home Wedding?
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My parents are hosting my wedding at their home this summer and they are very concerned about someone getting hurt on our property. Can they cover themselves in case of an accident involving any of our guests?
Absolutely. While having a party at mom and dad’s can be a dream come true, it can also become a nightmare if you forget about the insurance.
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The First 10 Steps for Wedding Planning
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Congratulations! You’re about to embark on two amazing adventures – the first, of course, being your life as a wedded couple and the second being the exciting, yet often overwhelming process of planning a wedding. A wedding will probably be the biggest and most involved party or ritual either of you have ever put together. Before you get overwhelmed, take a deep breath, then do these ten things.
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Creating Personal Traditions: Writing Your Own Wedding Vows
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Writing your own wedding vows may suit your personal wedding style, but it can be a bit of a daunting task to begin with. If you are trying to write your own vows, don’t let the task overwhelm you or intimidate you. Writing your own vows should begin and end with how you feel, not what others are expecting. If you are creating your own wedding ceremony and style and you want to write your own vows, here are a few questions to consider in creating the vows you want to make.
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