 In the past, unless the bride and her family were pillars of high society, a wedding was typically a modest affair where the reception was hosted in the front parlor of a family home or a church basement. Then, it was held in a yacht club, country club or big uptown hotel ballroom. After all, More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  Your face is the most photographed image on your wedding day. Frame it well. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  Your wedding photgraphs are your memories of the day. One of the most photographed areas of the day, after the ceremony and your wedding party, are the images of you cutting your cake and serving each other that first piece. You’ll want a beautiful background to frame your cake. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  This is not your mother’s wedding! Weddings in the 21st century have evolved with today’s technology. Live-streaming, social media, cell phones and mobile devices have forever changed the format of ceremonies and receptions More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  If any of your attendants are not Canadian citizens, make sure they can get into the country, well before the wedding day. Imagine the stress and heartache for that bride, finding out the hard by just 24 hours prior to her wedding date. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning |
|
