Ask a Real Bride: What’s Worth the Splurge for Your Wedding?

Floral design by Port + Palm Co. Photo courtesy of Shea Christine Photography

Here at RegistryFinder.com, we recently kicked off a new series called, “Ask a Real Bride.” While tradition and etiquette experts are wonderful guides, we believe it’s helpful to hear from real brides on how they handled the all-too-real drama and dilemmas around saying “I do.” Last month, we tackled the topic of kids at weddings.… Continue reading Ask a Real Bride: What’s Worth the Splurge for Your Wedding?

Ask a Real Bride: Should Kids be Invited to my Wedding?

My daughter Elle skipping down the aisle at her uncle’s wedding. I think I was more nervous for this moment than I was for my own walk down the aisle.

Should little ones be invited to your big day? Real brides (and grooms) share their opinions and tips on children and weddings.   Here at RegistryFinder.com, we’re kicking off a new series called, “Ask a Real Bride.” While tradition and etiquette experts are wonderful guides, we believe it’s helpful to hear from real brides on how… Continue reading Ask a Real Bride: Should Kids be Invited to my Wedding?

Discover Macy’s Wedding Shop

I have a confession: I wish someone had told me just how much detail is involved in wedding planning before I’d gotten engaged. I was blissfully unaware of just how many decisions I’d have to make—both large and small—for not just myself but for my family, my wedding party, and my future husband. Now that… Continue reading Discover Macy’s Wedding Shop

Wedding Guestbook Alternatives for the Non-Traditional Couple

Picture this: you’re in the thick of wedding planning, matching table linens to your bridesmaids’ bouquets and selecting your first dance song. Somewhere along the way, you’re reminded by a friendly family member that you’ll need a wedding guestbook—but why? That is the question I found myself asking only a few short weeks ago. Traditionally,… Continue reading Wedding Guestbook Alternatives for the Non-Traditional Couple

6 Tips for a Stress-Free Wedding Morning

Photo by Shea Christine Photography | Palm Beach, FL

Before my own wedding day in June of 2015, I had an uncountable amount of stress dreams focused on my wedding morning. Blame it on the fact that I grew up on My Big Fat Greek Wedding and replays of Toula’s wedding morning danced around in my head: everyone coming after me with tweezers and… Continue reading 6 Tips for a Stress-Free Wedding Morning

Your Step-By-Step Guide for Writing a Maid of Honor Speech

Captured Photography | Royal Palm Beach, FL

When it comes to greatest fears, I’m an anomaly. Public speaking energizes me at the same rate it makes other people think about fainting. I love getting in front of a group of people with a microphone and telling stories and sharing information. However, none of that made giving a Maid of Honor Speech any… Continue reading Your Step-By-Step Guide for Writing a Maid of Honor Speech

How to Give the Perfect Best Man’s Speech

When it comes to wedding planning, most of the responsibilities traditionally fall to the bride and her bridesmaids (which we’ve written about extensively). The guys seem to have it much easier, basically just picking up their tuxes and showing up at the altar. But if you’re the best man, you have two important duties: Plan… Continue reading How to Give the Perfect Best Man’s Speech

Fact or Fiction? The Wedding Plus One Debate

Making a guest list is one of the hardest parts of wedding planning.

Ask any bride and groom and they’ll tell you—making the guest list is the hardest part of planning a wedding. Between rising wedding costs, venue space restrictions and trying to plan a small wedding (if that’s what you’re into), there are so many factors that go into deciding the exclusive list of wedding invitees. And… Continue reading Fact or Fiction? The Wedding Plus One Debate

A Guide to Personalizing Your Wedding Ceremony

Photo by: Henry Photography | Columbus, OH

Make your wedding ceremony pop with personal touches like a personalized ceremony space, unique alternatives to a unity candle and handwritten vows. After I graduated college in May 2015, it seemed that everyone I knew was getting married within the next year. Since our own wedding in the summer of 2015, Jon and I have… Continue reading A Guide to Personalizing Your Wedding Ceremony

5 Dresses Every Bride Needs

The title of “bride” isn’t reserved for just one day—you’ll be the star of the show at many events leading up to your walk down the aisle. All eyes will be on you at your engagement party, bridal shower, bachelorette party, rehearsal dinner, and more, so you’ll need to say “yes” to a number of… Continue reading 5 Dresses Every Bride Needs

#TrendWatch: Neutral Bridesmaid Dresses

We’re really into neutral bridesmaid dresses—and we think you’ll love toned-down trend too! Check out these three reasons to choose a neutral bridesmaid dress. As a ten-time bridesmaid, I think I’ve worn every color of the rainbow for my many walks down the aisle, from dark brown to deep plum, and bright teal to light… Continue reading #TrendWatch: Neutral Bridesmaid Dresses

Bridal Party Duties You Didn’t Expect

As the Maid of Honor, it’s your job to lead the other bridesmaids and make sure they fulfill their wedding party duties.

It’s an honor to be asked to be a part of someone’s wedding! It’s a sign from the bride that you’re one of the most important people in her life, and because of that, she wants nothing more than to make you a part of her big day. And as much fun as her wedding… Continue reading Bridal Party Duties You Didn’t Expect

Bridesmaid Budgeting: How to Plan for Wedding Season

If you’re a bridesmaid, you’ll need a bridesmaid dress. Photo courtesy of Joy Lyn Photography.

As a real-life version of the classic bridesmaid tale, 27 Dresses, there is one thing about being in a wedding that I know for sure: it always costs more than you think it will. In your first wedding, and don’t know what you’re expected to pay? Use our guide below to make sure you’re (financially)… Continue reading Bridesmaid Budgeting: How to Plan for Wedding Season

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