weddings

Some sought-after wedding vendors convince brides that it takes a year or more to plan a wedding. After all, don't all the best venues and suppliers book far in advance? Not necessarily. While they don't like to advertise it, many hot spots can host several weddings at once, even on prime time Saturday nights. Shhhh ... here's another secret: If you have a little flexibility and make decisions Read more...

Brides are making final plans for summer weddings, so it's a good time to get answers to those nagging unanswered questions -- answers that you might not find in the usual wedding manuals. Q: Is it all right to bring a date to the wedding? A: Not if you are the groom. Q: What music is recommended for the wedding ceremony? A: Anything except "Tied to the Whipping Post." Q: How can you Read more...

Planning a wedding can be one of the most exciting times -- and most stressful times -- in a couple's lives together. The Marriage Toolbox warns you to watch out for these Nine Hot Potatoes. For example, it's important that you make decisions concerning your wedding for you and not for your family and friends. Take control of what will be said during the ceremony. Make sure what is said Read more...

Getting married in your ThirdAge means you might get a number of gifts that you already have. To ensure that gifts are not duplicated, follow these tips about Giving and Getting Wedding Gifts. To find the article, scroll down and click on Wedding Presents. Remember that a guest has no obligation to send the bridal couple a gift but most guests do. So if you're planning to buy a gift, ask the Read more...

If you're planning to marry for the second or third time, you may not want all of the hustle and bustle that came with wedding number one. WeddingChannel.com offers some new ideas to make your next wedding unique. Often, couples on their second or third marriage want something more intimate and personal -- something that reflects their personalities. The site suggests choosing a place that is Read more...