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Ideas About How To Give Wedding Gifts

By henpartyplanner on Tuesday, September 6th, 2011 | No Comments

It is general practice that gifts are never to be mentioned on any wedding invitation that is given out by the bride’s parents, the groom’s parents or the bride and groom. Gifts should not be expected at any time either.The wedding gift registry wording should be tailored to the wedding and ceremony.

Any gifts that are received should not be opened or used until after the couple has been married. Gifts should remain unopened until after the wedding ceremony.

If the wedding is cancelled, the gifts should be returned to those that have given them. It is a good idea to keep a record of who gave what to insure that this is easily done should the couple
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Wedding Etiquette: For The Father Of The Groom’s Girlfriend

By henpartyplanner on Friday, July 10th, 2009 | No Comments

Wedding Etiquette: For the Father of the Groom’s Girlfriend

During the 1800 to 1900, the wedding etiquette is that the father of the groom’s girlfriend should pay for the wedding expenses. Everything that has to be paid should be paid by the father of the groom’s girlfriend.

This was the wedding etiquette before because it is the father of the groom’s girlfriend who will decide on everything that her daughter should do, including approval of the man she would marry, the date of the marriage, and how her marriage should be celebrated.

You may now ask, why was it that girls agree to this wedding etiquette and allow their father to decide for themselves? Is this wedding etiquette still applicable up to
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Proper Wedding Etiquette At Rehearsal Dinners

By henpartyplanner on Monday, June 29th, 2009 | No Comments

Proper Wedding Etiquette At Rehearsal Dinners

Most couples who are about to get married face the problem of staging a rehearsal dinner because they have no idea of the proper wedding etiquette at rehearsal dinners.

This articles hopes to provide some enlightenment to the couple regarding the proper wedding etiquette at rehearsal dinner. Enumerated below are some of the usual questions that couples ask regarding the proper wedding etiquette at rehearsal dinners.

Though rehearsal dinner planning is making couples go crazy, they need not worry, a few rules to observe is all they need before actually staging the rehearsal dinners.

The Guest List

Couples must remember that there are really no rules involved in staging a rehearsal dinner. The proper wedding etiquette at rehearsal
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Exercising Proper Wedding Etiquette

By henpartyplanner on Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 | No Comments

Exercising Proper Wedding Etiquette

There comes a time when the any couple decides to commit themselves to one another and express this by getting married. Along with family and friends, all those who care for them share their wedding day.

Proper wedding etiquette is required for different aspects of the wedding. From taking care of the invitations, to the transportation, reception details, location and the church, everything has a corresponding proper wedding etiquette to follow.

The engagement:

Proper wedding etiquette should already be observed during the engagement. The news should be announced to immediate family first. A gathering of both families should be arranged. Proper wedding etiquette dictates that if either one has not met each other’s parents; they should break the news
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Glory At Morning Weddings

By henpartyplanner on Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 | No Comments

Glory At Morning Weddings

A good advice for making a wedding romantic and truly special is to make the ceremony debt-free and low-key as possible. Couples should save their money and not pay much attention to wedding advices features in magazines. Love is basically between the couple that will be getting married so its best they focus on each other.

A morning wedding followed by a luncheon reception is ideal, as it will give the couple enough time for their honeymoon, starting a new life and have enough energy to perform immediate post-wedding activities. Over 200 guests waiting at an expensive sit-down dinner will not add anything special to the romance.

A morning wedding will also help the couple save
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