Don't Forget the Groomsmen!

Before I really got into the research aspect, I used to believe that the groomsmen just stood up at the church and looked handsome for everyone... little did I know they actually have a few expectations...So for those of you out there like me who may not have known, heres a list of their traditional "expectations."

•  Lighting the aisle candelabra 15 minutes before the ceremony
• Seating guests
• Taking down pew ribbons as the pews are needed
• Putting the aisle runner in position and removing it after the ceremony
• Participating in the processional and recessional
• Escorting the bride’s and groom’s parents out, then dismissing one aisle at a time after the ceremony
• Dancing with the bride and bridesmaids

Wedding Formality

There is no better book for tips on anything and everything when it comes to wedding planning.  1000 Best Wedding Bargains has planning tips from all topics A-Z. Here’s some tips for the Formality of the wedding.

•       Don’t compete with a friend or family members wedding – it will never turn out the way that you wanted

•       Location will tell you the formality

•       Have a formal engagement party with fewer people and a more informal reception for all your guests.

Stay Tuned for more tips from “1000 Best Wedding Bargains” by Sharon Naylor.