When you stop and think about it, often it's not the big things — such as the church, the banquet, and the band — that make your wedding memorable. Rather, a few small personal touches are what make your wedding stand out in the minds of the participants and guests for days, weeks, months, and years to come.
Personalization
“Note to Self” — Creating a Wedding Time Capsule
Wednesday, April 12th, 2006One of the trends that’s really revving up brides today is the addition of a time capsule to the wedding prep proceedings. Yes, the wedding time capsule is a growing trend — to the point where you can buy a pre-made kit from many web sites.
A Non-Traditional Wedding (It’s All in the Details)
Tuesday, January 31st, 2006Traditional? Not you. That’s why you’re searching for some non-traditional ideas for your upcoming wedding. With a little ingenuity and some silk wedding flowers, you can have the non-traditional wedding of your dreams.
Wedding Customs Around the World
Friday, January 27th, 2006Want to make your wedding extra special? Consider choosing elements from traditional wedding ceremonies around the world!
A Wedding for All Seasons
Tuesday, January 3rd, 2006“Couples do not need to plan a theme or destination wedding to make their special day memorable and different,” says Denise Dinyon, Lenox gift-giving and etiquette expert. “The easiest way to differentiate the ceremony from others is by personalizing it.”
All The Details: 25 Ways to Make Your Wedding a Unique and Truly Memorable Event
Monday, January 2nd, 2006For your wedding to stand out, you need to involve your guests in the sentiment and process of the day. It's not the cake or the great food that will be remembered, but all the little details that will make your wedding as unique and memorable for your guests as it will be for you.
How to Customize Your Wedding
Monday, January 2nd, 2006Traditional weddings are not a thing of the past. We live in a world that is quickly advancing, and yet we love the rich traditions of the wedding: the white dress, the flowers, the tuxedos, the vows and rings and music.
Modern Girl’s Guide to Wedding Traditions
Monday, January 2nd, 2006Ceremonies are evolving to include blended families, and an interest in reconnecting to extended ones. With so many options and so little time to decipher them all, how does the modern bride decide which traditions to continue and which new ones to start?
