#wedding advice

[blogtodayys]

DUGUNREHBERİM - GOLD (2)

DugunRehberim offers a variety of wedding packages to suit different preferences and budgets. These packages can be customized from the Ala Carte Menu and enriched with additional services. For example, the "Magnolia Leaf" package is a basic package that includes a personal wedding coordinator; The "Magnolia Blossom" package offers more help with last-minute details. Other wedding packages available on the website include destination wedding packages, all-inclusive packages, and special packages based on per-person pricing.

In addition to wedding packages, DugunRehberim.com/en also offers a wealth of wedding advice and tips to help couples plan their special day. These resources cover a wide range of topics, including:

- Wedding theme and color scheme selection

- Selecting vendors and venues

- Creating a wedding budget

- Managing wedding day logistics

 - Dealing with common challenges in wedding planning

These resources are designed to help couples navigate the complexities of wedding planning and make informed decisions about their big day.

DugunRehberim.com/en offers wedding advice, as well as other wedding planning resources.

These include:

- Wedding checklists and timelines to keep couples on track and organized

- Wedding inspiration galleries featuring real weddings and couture shoots

 - Wedding forums and communities where couples can connect with other engaged couples and wedding professionals

- Wedding planning tools like seating charts, guest lists and RSVP trackers

These resources can help couples streamline their wedding planning process and ensure they don't overlook any important details. With DugunRehberim, couples can access a comprehensive suite of wedding planning resources to help them create the wedding of their dreams.

[melodiesofmidnight]

People who have had weddings before (and even folks who are also only in the planning stages): what are your thoughts on this pricing & amenity list? This is a nicer venue in a mountainside forest.

[bookishbrigitta]

Started watching some wedding planning content while sick because it's mindless, why not? And anyway, I just had the best idea...

GATOR TOSS

Instead of the garter toss (which a lot of people find awkward, to each their own), the couple throws some kind of alligator-related object into the crowd -- a plushie, hard plastic figurine, live gator if you're marrying Florida Man.

[whynotfabulous]

You know that advice people give that's like "when you buy things for your wedding, don't tell them it's for a wedding and it'll cost less." Now that I work in the wedding industry...Jesus Christ do not do this.

It is incredibly annoying and STUPIDLY obvious. I promise we know EVERY TIME. You will get the same price or more than you would have paid otherwise and you may or may not get the special level of care that we give to wedding projects since we know it's a very important day.

Just tell them it's for your wedding. If the price is out of your budget, ask if they are at all flexible or what you can do to make the product/service less expensive without sacrificing too much. These vendors WANT to help you have a perfect day. And trying to be sneaky will just make you look dumb and piss them off.

[writing-n-memes]

Part 2 of last post. Sister said it’s not great to say sorry you feel that way instead of sorry I hurt you. I probably shouldn’t have used that line but I am sorry they feel that way but I also still don’t regret it at all. All I said back was sorry I hurt you and she hasn’t responded since. Like???? That’s what you wanted to hear I thought? I am sorry you feel bad but after knowing what I know now, I genuinely would not change my elopement. They would have been hurt either way

[pan-and-tired]

if you want to make a toast at a wedding, don’t tap your wine glass with a fork. that’s tacky and could break the glass. instead, you should stand on your chair and scream real loud. hope this helps!

[duodamore]

The Untapped Potential: How Guest Arrival Music Sets the Tone for Your Entire Wedding

The Untapped Potential: How Guest Arrival Music Sets the Tone for Your Entire Wedding. Expert advice from our award winning string ensemble. String duos, trios and quartets performing across Canada.

The Untapped Potential: How Guest Arrival Music Sets the Tone for Your Entire Wedding The Untapped Potential: How Guest Arrival Music Sets the Tone for Your Entire Wedding. Expert advice from our award winning string ensemble. As you might imagine, when brides and grooms are thinking about wedding ceremony music, the first thoughts are often what is going to be performed during the bride’s walk…

[perfertweddinghub]

Welcome to PerfectWeddingHub.com, your ultimate online wedding magazine! Planning your dream wedding.

https://perfectweddinghub.com/

Perfect Wedding Hub - Your Online Magazine for Wedding Inspiration Welcome to PerfectWeddingHub.com, your ultimate online wedding magazine! Planning your dream wedding should be an exciting and joyous experience. That's why we've created a comprehensive platform filled with inspiration, advice, and resources to help you navigate every step of your wedding journey. Join us as we delve into the world of weddings, bringing you expert insights, creative ideas, and all the information you need to plan the perfect celebration of your love.

[tracychamberlainhigginbotham]

(via Monday Motivation: "Perfection")

[xoashdurham]

How to Plan a Stress Free Honeymoon in 5 Easy Steps

Annastasia McPherson, an incredible travel agent friend of mine, is guest blogging all about how to plan a stress free honeymoon today!

My longtime friend (and client!) Annastasia McPherson is guest blogging some awesome advice for my friends for me this week, since I am crazy busy with traveling and unpacking our house. She’s an experienced travel agent who has helped so many people plan a stress free honeymoon! I thought she’d be a perfect person to share top tips for planning a destination honeymoon – so here we go! How to…

[mysticdragon3md3]

[solo-walker]

Mark. I have so many thoughts about Mark. A boy growing up with an alcoholic for a father (he still hasn't stopped. Perhaps he can't, thinks Mark. Or won't). He turns to the local priest, seeking solace, but finds more jibes. More ridicule. More reminders of the fateful day when he failed to stop his father from getting behind the steering wheel. It's his fault, isn't it? Who cares if he was seven, he was already holding the tattered household together, he should've been more forceful, should've scolded and fought and gently guided his reeling father back inside should've done more but he didn't. He couldn't. He failed them and all he had to show for it was a coffin and his father's racous voice calling his name and a scar he swore he'd never let anybody touch because he'd be damned if he let anybody ignore him the way his father had when he'd spoken up, asking him, pleading him, to get out of the car. He'd be damned if he ever let anybody make him feel that powerless and small ever again.

Mark is such a great character and such a great example of how one's childhood affects one's behaviour as an adult. I love how you can see the traces and effects of the incidents of his childhood and his upbringing in his behaviour in the play. I love how you can see him try to deal with his problems but in all the wrong ways. Because he needs to hear an apology. He just needs his father to own up and say “i'm sorry”, to say, “it wasn't your fault, it was mine”.

But he ends up seeking this sense of closure through Clarissa.

[prideprejudce]

I don’t think I’ve ever been so happy a scene was cut from a show

[grailknightmonty]

judge bdubs ideas for this cool little moss cape/stole thing around his neck (and cool horse ties)

also ethubs :D thinking about that one time the hermits were talkin about how judge man could do weddings too 👀

[askjumblr]

I'm a goy, and planning to write an intermarriage wedding fic, and the guy is an agnostic Jew (so he isn't religious). I wonder if it's still alright if the couple decides to go with a Jewish wedding, and whether if there are any differences from a traditional Jewish wedding.

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[writing-n-memes]

I eloped and two sisters are making it about them. I understand they wanted to be told and involved but we really didn’t want anyone to be there because we thought they’d be judging us for moving fast. We didn’t want drama but now I’m getting it anyway. They’re not exactly being mean but I feel like they’re trying to make me feel guilty. Why am I supposed to apologize for getting married how I want to?