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4 Signs You're Friends with a Bridezilla – #AskTheBridesmaid

We are all worried or scared of dealing with a terrible monster. It's dressed in white with messy hair – sometimes a bun –  and has crazy eyes! Sound familiar? It could be that it's your best friend turned into a nasty bridezilla! There are tell-tale signs that your bestie could be turning into a monster that we all try to avoid when weddings roll around. SO to keep you safe, we have some warning signs to look out for in your friend. Continue reading "4 Signs You're Friends with a Bridezilla – #AskTheBridesmaid" »

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#FromTheGroom – Dressed for the Aisle 2019

If there was a time to start searching for what you're wearing to your wedding, it's NOW! Do not wait till the last minute to decide what you and your groomsmen are going to wear on your big day. Sure, you might think you have time, but you really don't. So I'm going to give you some ideas of what will be trending in 2019, so you have a head start on what to look for! Quick tip before we dive in: you will need to make sure what you pick out in terms of color will go well with the colors you and your bride-to-be have picked out. Here goes: Continue reading "#FromTheGroom – Dressed for the Aisle 2019" »

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#FromtheGroom – 5 Rehearsal Dinner Ideas for 2019

With engagement season underway, many of you might be recently engaged, in the middle of planning your wedding, thinking about popping the question, or single as a pringle and just reading this for shiggles. Don't know what shiggles are? Look it up. Anyways, there's one thing you should know before you walk down the aisle. The groom's side of the family is responsible for the rehearsal dinner. If you don't already know that, now you do. Now you may think that you can just hand over the cash and your fiance can plan it, but think again. It's going to be 2019, and you don't get off the hook that easily. So we're gonna help you and give you some excellent ideas for your rehearsal dinner! So get to planning dude! Continue reading "#FromtheGroom – 5 Rehearsal Dinner Ideas for 2019" »

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#AskTheBridesmaid – Bridesmaids. How Many Do You Ask To Be In Your Wedding?

We are in the middle of engagement season, and while you may be a recently engaged bride-to-be or you have been engaged for a long time, you are probably already thinking of people who will stand by your side on the big day. Some of you probably already have a list in your notes app that you have been adding to or taking away since college. But, how many people should you have at your wedding? Are they the right fit? Do you sisters-in-law need all those bridesmaids? Well, we have some answers for you! Continue reading "#AskTheBridesmaid – Bridesmaids. How Many Do You Ask To Be In Your Wedding?" »

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#FromtheGroom – Ground Rules for the Wedding Dance

 

Planning a wedding can be very stressful and a lot of work. This is a big event for the bride and groom, and you want everything to be perfect! When it comes to the dance portion of the evening, it can be easy to get nervous. Not everyone is a good dancer or feels prepared for this part of the reception. To put your mind at ease, here are some ground rules for the wedding dance! Continue reading "#FromtheGroom – Ground Rules for the Wedding Dance" »

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#FromTheGroom – How to Survive Engagement Season Questioning

There are about two weeks till Halloween which means engagement season is just around the corner. If you don't know what engagement season is, it is the time between November and February when most couples get engaged. Many think that engagement season is big partly due to social media and partly due to the fact that you will soon be around the majority of your family. Plus, Thanksgiving through Valentine's Day is typically a time of warm and happy occasions and it seems less likely that someone would say no. But, let's say you're not ready to pop the question. You've been dating your significant other for a while and you know many family and friends will be asking those annoying questions, "So when are you popping the question?" or "When do you plan on getting married?" Well, I've got some great answers for you to give. And, if you are ready to pop the question, just check out some of our older blogs for inspiration!

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#AskTheBridesmaid – How to Keep Wearing Your Bridesmaid Dress

If you've seen 27 Dresses, then you probably remember when the brides, in the beginning, tell Jane, "Aren't these dresses great? And the best thing is you can shorten it and wear it again." The dresses they are referring to are Jane's bridesmaid dresses. Jane knew this, of course, because she had 27 bridesmaid dresses sitting in her closet. Each dress she had only worn once. As a bridesmaid you may be spending, on average, $150 on you dress. This quite a chunk of change. Depending on what your bride wants you to do, you may get not get the option to choose your dress. However, if you do, we have some great styles that will allow you to wear that dress again and not worry about shortening it or adjusting it!

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Hosting a Galentine's Party

Galentine’s Day is all about celebrating your favorite people—your girls! Go all out with a Pinterest-worthy setup or keep it low-key and cozy. Hosting a Galentine’s party is the perfect excuse to gather, laugh, and share the love. Here’s your guide to planning a Galentine’s get-together that’ll have everyone talking (and snapping pics)!

2025 Wedding Trends

Next year’s trends are all about blending personal touches with bold, unapologetic choices. From fashion-forward outfit changes to ditching those awkward traditions (looking at you, garter toss), couples are making their weddings feel more them than ever before. 

7 Tips: Hosting for the Holidays

The holiday season is all about joy, togetherness, and celebration. But let’s be honest—it can also be a little stressful, especially if you’re the one hosting. Whether you’re planning an intimate dinner with family or a lively party with friends, these tips will make hosting for the holidays a breeze!

Hosting 101: Tips for a Seamless Event

Hosting an event can be a rewarding experience, but it requires detailed planning and execution. Whether you're organizing a party, shower, holiday dinner, or just a casual get-together, it's important to ensure everything goes according to plan so that your guests have a great time, and *bonus* you come across as a hosting pro! To make this easier, we've outlined some tips to help you host your next event with confidence.