Showing posts with label Wedding Etiquette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Etiquette. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

Something Old

In honor of the upcoming premiere of the movie "Something Borrowed" (which I am dying to see...) I have decided to do a series of posts on the wedding traditions of "Something Old, Something New, Something  Borrowed & Something Blue."

Your "Something Old" could be as simple as your mother or grandmother's engagement ring...



Using part of your mother or grandmother's wedding dress to wrap your bouquet in...


...or using your father or grandfather's bible for your ceremony

What was your "Something Old?"
 
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Monday, May 3, 2010

Etiquette

One of our MOB's (Mother of the Bride) emailed us with this question:

"What is the shower etiquette for having a destination wedding?  Can you invite people to the shower who are not invited to the wedding?"



Wedding etiquette says that you should NOT invite people to the shower who are not invited to the wedding.  However, as always, there are exemptions to every rule:

1.  If the bride and groom are going to have a wedding reception back home and will be inviting more guests, then it is appropriate to invite those who will be invited to the reception in your home town.  Otherwise, stay free and clear of inviting guests who will not be invited to the destination for the wedding.  It looks selfish and may offend people.

2.  If friends and/or co-workers who are not invited to the wedding throw you a shower, it is not in your control.  However, let them make the gesture, do not impose it on them or again, you may appear selfish and bridezilla-like.

Have you ever been invited to a shower but not the wedding?  How did it make you feel?  Do you agree or disagree with our answer?



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