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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I know it’s not always a piece of cake to plan a wedding, especially when it comes to managing everyone involved.
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Over the years, many celebrities have championed the right to marry for all. Check out some of our favorite marriage equality quotes!
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Find out how to avoid an etiquette minefield by not asking these inappropriate questions of your recently engaged LGBTQ friend or family member.
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Here are some general guidelines to keep in mind to help with an overbearing mother-in-law.
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Keeping guests entertained, mingling with friends and family, and maybe trying to sneak a bite to eat can get a bit overwhelming.
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You’ve chosen your bridesmaids, groomsmen, and the flower girl and ring bearer. Now it’s time to assign usher and ceremony reader roles to your friends.
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We asked our friends in the WeddingWire Forums to share the worst piece of advice they’ve received.
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One of the trickiest parts of planning a wedding can be dealing with family members, and frequently, the mother-of-the-bride (or groom) can be the cause of some drama.
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Aside from writing thank-you-notes after the fact (an etiquette must!) there are several ways to thank your guests on your wedding day.
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Chantale via Twitter asks: Should you ask the parents first about having their child in the wedding party?
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Anthony from Twitter asks: I've seen people writing about how it's okay for guests to wear white to a wedding. Should guests really feel free to wear white to a wedding?
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If you’ve found yourself staring up at the ceiling in the wee hours of the morning, you’re in good company. Here are 20 things you’re probably losing Zzz’s over.
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No matter how long you have known the bride, there are certain things you should NOT say. Here are some conversations that you should steer clear of on her big day.
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There are bound to be dozens of thoughts running through the bride's head on her wedding day. Below are a few we imagine may come to mind at some point.
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As any bride or groom will tell you, the big day flies by in the blink of an eye. Here are five tips for making every moment of your wedding day last.