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The Ultimate Wedding Checklist
Apr. 08, 2010 11:27 AM
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Wedding checklists are really nice to have, so I went scouting for one that would be complete enough to get you to your special day without any gaps. To my shock, ALL the wedding checklists available online were missing really important To-Do items.
So we made our own wedding checklist. It's a complilation of all the best checklists out there, but without any of their omissions. You can download the file from this link:
Checklist_Chronological.xls
The dates are just suggestions. If you are really organized, you can pull a wedding together in 4-6 weeks. The idea is to spread things out so you don't get stuck at the end with too much to do.
Let us know if you notice anything we're missing!
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Wedding Conflict Resolution #1: The Role of the Mother
Mar. 24, 2010 11:48 AM
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We crack a lot of jokes about girls who start planning their wedding before they're engaged, but everyone knows their moms have been planning for longer. Mommy interference makes for great jokes around the dinner table, but unfortunately, when it's staring you in the face, it's not very funny.
So the question is, is there a legitimate place for the mother to assist? And how can a bride take control without hurting feelings?
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Wedding Traditions 101: Something Old, Something New
Mar. 18, 2010 03:57 PM
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A Word On Traditions...
There is an old British ritual called "flinging the stocking". After the couple was married the guests would rush into the couple's bedroom and take their stocking, and the first guest to throw the stocking and hit either the bride or groom on the nose was the next to wed.
Sometimes it's just time for a tradition to be retired. If you don't like a tradition, you don't have to keep it. You've probably seen this video by now: (read more....)
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