Here is what tradition says.
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We spoke with wedding planners and etiquette experts about the traditional
and modern approaches to paying for weddings and how to navigate these
conversations with all parties involved.
Who Pays for the Wedding? Here's What Each Family Is Traditionally Responsible
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Who Gets an Invitation to the Rehearsal Dinner?
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37 Cute and Creative Ways to Ask Your Friends to Be Bridesmaids
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62 Unique Mother-of-the-Bride Dresses We’re Still Thinking About
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Insanely Creative Escort Cards and Seating Displays
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Save-the-dates act as a first impression of your wedding, setting the tone for
guests. They should reflect your personal style and hint at the wedding's
theme, even with limited details. Creative examples, like coaster-filled boxes
previewing an equestrian theme, showcase how these announcements can be both
unique and informative.
22 Unique Save-the-Dates to Kick Off Your Wedding
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Best Guest
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Between the outdated guidelines that don't apply to modern nuptials and the
self-imposed ideas that couples pick up about a what a wedding is "supposed to
be," there will never be one big day blueprint that works for everyone. But
there are a few "rules" that you should stick to no matter what. Whether you're
a bride, groom, or wedding guest, here are 20 you should definitely follow.
20 Wedding Rules You Should Definitely Follow (No, Really)
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Deciding whether to invite children to a wedding involves weighing their
potential contributions against possible disruptions. Including them can create
adorable moments and ease childcare burdens for parents, but also carries the
risk of tantrums or teenage disinterest. Clear communication of your decision,
informed by both traditional and modern etiquette, is essential to avoid hurt
feelings. This guide provides answers to common questions and advice from
experts to help you navigate this decision.
The Etiquette of Having Children at Your Wedding
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Our 19 Most Inventive Ideas for Your Wedding Buffet
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What to Wear to Every Type of Wedding, From Black Tie to Garden Party
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30 Casual Wedding Ideas for Your Low-Key Big Day
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The 62 Best Wedding Bouquets
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58 of Our Favorite Rose Wedding Bouquets
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20 Wedding Bouquet Wraps We Love
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