The wedding cake is undoubtedly one of the most ubiquitous and symbolic elements of any wedding ceremony. The tradition dates back to the classic Roman era when breaking bread over the bride’s head was a vital fixture of every wedding. Although times have changed and customs have evolved, the ceremonial cutting of the cake is …
Rice tossing is one of the most enduring wedding traditions in the world. As such, many couples don’t think twice about incorporating it into their weddings. Legend has it that rice symbolizes prosperity, good luck, and fertility, and having it thrown at you and your spouse at your wedding will bring all those good things …
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When people talk of the stresses and frustrations of wedding planning, they mainly refer to the event’s financing, budgeting, and organizational aspects. Seemingly routine things, like addressing invitations, are usually considered quick and straightforward undertakings; subsequently, many planners pay little attention to them. However, using the wrong titles in reference to your female guests can …
When it comes to getting married, it’s a huge next step in someone’s life. But before that happens, there’s one tradition that must be carried out first: the bachelor party. The bachelor party in America is pictured as typically involving often regrettably large amounts of alcohol and a very late night out that carries over …
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Florals are extremely vital to any wedding’s theme and overall aesthetics. Indeed, many brides spend weeks or even months researching for the best bridal bouquet, reception decor, and garland ideas. However, in the midst of all that, they often forget one minor, yet vital aspect of a wedding decor; boutonnieres and corsages, and who should …
Ask a wedding planner about what impact the millennial generation has had on weddings, and you may be surprised at what they say! Every culture has its own traditions, from special moments to dances, and more. While some adults that are middle-age have likely followed similar traditions to that of their parents, this generation doesn’t …
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