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Wedding Reception Events The wedding ceremony is finally over and the last picture at the ceremony site has finally been taken. It is time to celebrate! The reception is often the aspect of the wedding that receives the most planning. It’s also the aspect that receives most of the budget! Below is a short guide to the events at the reception. For more great reception ideas, be sure to visit www.bridalblog.info. Usually while the wedding party is taking pictures, the guests head over to the recepti... Wedding Week “I Do’s” And “I Don’ts” For The Best Man If there were ever a group that needed this article, I think it must be the best man. Yes, all those in the wedding party need to know where their boundaries and duties lie. The best man, however, usually needs the most help. As the best man, your duties are rather limited. The ones you do have, however, are crucial. They can be the difference between the groom getting married or remaining a bachelor. For additional help, www.bridalblog.info is a great resource. For sta... Eating Five Fruits And Vegetables A Day If you are anything like me, you groaned when you heard this rule about five fruits and vegetables a day. However, it didn’t take me long to develop a strategy that I can live with. In addition to this article, www. also has helpful information. To begin, I knew I was really going to have to devise a strategy that I could live with for a long time (I guess the longer I stick with it, the longer I’ll have to stick with it since I’m supposed to live longer by sticking to it,... Wedding Week “I Do’s” And “I Don’ts” For The Mother Of The Groom You are sitting in the right-hand pew looking at your soon to be daughter-in-law. As she begins to say her vows, she glances your way. What do you see as she looks into your eyes? Is it adoration and gratitude over becoming part of your family, or does she quickly look away, unwilling or unwanting to make eye contact with you? Hopefully, you aren’t really in the church quite yet nor has the big day already come and gone. Ideally, when reading this article, you are at least... Wedding Week “I Do’s” And “I Don’ts” For The Groom While planning a wedding can leave one harrowed by “the big day,” there are some strategies both brides and grooms can use to make events go as smoothly as possible. Common sense needs to rule the day no matter what goes wrong; and rest assured, all won’t go exactly as planned. If both brides and grooms are on board with making the wedding day go as smoothly as possible, even the mishaps can be seen as favorite memories in the days and years to come. In most situations, br... Jewish Wedding Ceremonies As a contributor to www.bridalblog.info, there are frequent questions that arise by people attending weddings, not just planning them. Often times, people are a bit nervous when they go to a wedding ceremony that is of a different faith than their own. To that end, I have contracted with www.bridalblog.info to do a series of articles discussing what guests can expect when attending wedding ceremonies of various faiths. Although there are many similarities between Jewish an... Saying "I Do" To Wedding Etiquette As a wedding consultant, I am asked questions about etiquette more than any other topic. Brides generally fit into two categories when it comes to etiquette: those who want to plan knowing that their actions will be socially acceptable to avoid any embarrassment, and those who aren’t concerned about etiquette because “it’s my wedding and I’ll do what I want, thank you very much.” This article is intended for the latter bride. It is certainly nice to have the table set corr...