Simply put, an interfaith wedding is one in which both spouses profess different religions; this is also referred to as a mixed marriage. This is a blending of families, cultures, religions, and traditions all in one ceremony.
Planning an interfaith wedding can be joyous, but complex. Creating one unified family from two different viewpoints can be done, and done well. Things to consider before walking down the aisle might include these steps. Continue reading "What is an Interfaith Wedding?" »
Who says you can't walk down the aisle, wear a gorgeous gown, say "I Do" to the person you love, and celebrate with family and friends…twice? Continue reading ""I Do" Take 2: Planning a Vow Renewal" »
Wedding vows. They're kind of important. Everyone who gets married will say them in some form and it is up to you and your someone to decide if you are going to write your own or go with the traditional vows that most officiants use. Here are some of the pros and cons of writing your own vows that will help you decide which will be best for you. Continue reading "The Pros and Cons of Writing Your Own Wedding Vows" »
Not inviting kids to your wedding may sound like a taboo, but it's actually something that is perfectly acceptable these days. If you have made the decision to have an adults only wedding and reception, you may be struggling with how to tell your friends and family members to leave the little ones at home. Not everyone is going to be happy with your decision, but that's okay. It is your decision to make, so it should be respected. Continue reading "How to Tell Wedding Guests That Kids Aren't Invited" »
It might seem like a simple question. A bride chooses her best girls and lets them have the honor of standing by her side on her wedding day. The least her bridesmaids can do is purchase their own dress. But this does not always apply. Here are a few scenarios to consider when deciding who pays for the bridesmaids' dresses. Continue reading "Who Buys the Bridesmaids' Dresses?" »
Wearing your mother's wedding dress can be a thing of dreams, or nightmares. Some wedding dresses do not age well and are often out of style. You (or your mom) may or may not want to alter the dress's original form, but you also may want a more modern wedding gown. If you are having a hard time deciding if you should wear your mom's wedding dress, answer these questions to help you decide. Continue reading "Should I Wear My Mother's Wedding Dress?" »
Choosing to get a tattoo is not a decision to be made lightly. If you've been inked, chances are your tattoo means a great deal to you (since it's going to be there forever). That being said, some brides still choose to cover their tattoos or those of the wedding party during their wedding. This could be for any number of reasons, and there's really no right or wrong answer to the new age question: Should I show my (or my wedding parties') tattoos during my wedding? Continue reading "Tattoos at Weddings: Should they show or should they go?" »
Over the years some wedding traditions have gone out of style. Some things that used to be common (like grooms stealing their brides from neighboring towns) are definitely outdated (and illegal). But, there are some wedding traditions that have started to fall out of practice that we absolutely love! Continue reading "Vintage Wedding Traditions We Love" »
You've set the date, chosen a dress, and addressed invitations, but there is one important thing, or should we say person, that could be missing: The wedding officiant. In some cases, your wedding won't be legal without one. Either way, your wedding day will be missing an integral part without an officiant. Here are 5 tips to help you choose the right wedding officiant for you "I do's." Continue reading "5 Tips for Choosing Your Wedding Officiant" »
What's the difference between a suit and a tuxedo?
For someone who wears a suit everyday, a tuxedo gives them the opportuity to dress up a little more. As far as physical characteristics, the main separation between a tux and suit is one thing: Continue reading "Ultimate Tux Tips" »
