Etiquette
Manners matter, especially when it comes to your wedding day. From choosing your wedding party to finalizing your reception seating chart, there’s etiquette to consider every step of the way. Whether it’s a timeless question every couple faces or an unexpected tricky situation, we’ll help you navigate wedding etiquette so you’re ready to handle it all.
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Etiquette
You only get one first impression. Here's how to ensure that meeting your in-laws for the first time goes completely smoothly—in particular, what NOT to say.
Etiquette
Don’t start bugging your sibling for wedding deets just yet—there’s a time and place for everything!
Etiquette
After you’ve broken out the champagne, but before you enter manic planning mode, you need to read this!
Etiquette
How late is too late to send a thank-you note? What about a gift? Here's our etiquette guide to making sure all of your wedding-related tasks are timed just right.
Etiquette
Make sure that you run these items by your parents before moving forward with your big day.
Etiquette
Learning how to navigate social media wedding etiquette will keep your friends from wanting to hit unfollow.
Etiquette
Two brides sometimes means two (or more) MOBs! Find out how to avoid drama and hurt feelings when there are two moms involved.
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We talked to top wedding and event planners to get the inside scoop on which elements of wedding etiquette still matter today.
Etiquette
If you’ve decided that you want an adults-only wedding but are hoping to avoid the drama, check out these tips.
Etiquette
Discover a few of our favorite ways to make sure little ones feel welcome at your wedding.
Etiquette
To help you navigate this amazing time, here are some etiquette tips about what NOT to do the week after you get engaged.
Etiquette
Although it can be heartbreaking not to be able to share your wedding with your parents, here’s how close friends and other relatives can fill the gap.
Etiquette
Worried someone will throw shade in your wedding party? Here’s how to make sure everyone gets along in your wedding crew.
Etiquette
Is it necessary to let your future wedding vendors know your gender identity or sexual orientation? We’ll help you decide.
Etiquette
Now that you’ve RSVP’d “yes” to your first same-sex wedding, here are your burning questions, answered!
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If you’re thinking about foregoing the wedding party tradition, read on for a few things you’ll want to consider.