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Woohoo! You’re engaged! Congrats, girl! Now that you’ve got that sparkling ring on your finger, it’s time to get to work. Organizing a beautiful wedding takes time, dedication and a lot of help. You’ll have to try on a lot of wedding dresses, taste a lot of cakes and send a lot of invitations before you say “I do.”
Now that the two most important people in the wedding have been confirmed, it’s time to start planning and choose your wedding party! They’re there to help you nail every aspect of your wedding up until you’re standing at the altar, so choosing your wedding party is a pretty important decision.
When it comes to addressing your wedding invitations, sometimes the rules can be a bit tricky. In this guide, I’ll go through some general rules for how to address your wedding invitations as well as how to handle titles and mailing address rules.
Alright, alright, I know. Building your ideal guest list is not much fun. In fact, it’s probably the absolute worst part of wedding planning. I mean, talk about drama, am I right? I know brides who had so much trouble with their guest list they just gave up and eloped. But I won’t let that be you. I want to help make building your guest list actually easy — dare I say, it could even be FUN??
Now that your wedding is over and you’ve had time to relax and bask in your newly married life, it’s time to write your wedding thank you cards. Every guest spent the time (and money!) to come and celebrate with you and your partner, so you’ll want to let them know how much you appreciate their love and support! If you’re unsure of exactly how the thank you process works, have no fear! We’re here to help.
Your wedding vows are a special moment between you and your partner — and all of your guests! These vows, though, are not just important for the wedding; they are important for your entire marriage. These are the promises and commitments you are making for your life together with your spouse. So, they’re kind of a big deal.
