 The little things are the big things. It is never too old to hold hands. It is remembering to say, “I love you” at least once a day. It is never going to sleep angry. It is at no time taking the other for granted; The courtship should not end with the honeymoon, It should More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  You want to look your best for your wedding day but you don’t know where to begin. For expert beauty advice and treatments, as well as a relaxing experience to take you away from the hectic pace of wedding planning, make a date with a spa. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  You should reserve seats for your immediate family. Seats can be reserved by marking them with ribbons or flowers. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  The presenting of a wedding day token is an adaptation of a 16th century French custom that was reserved for nobles and kings. The objects were originally of great value; gold, enamel, precious stones, ivory, mother-of-pearl or porcelain. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning  Discuss what beverages you want served at your reception with both families, no matter who will be paying the bill. Ask a liquor store/winery or reception consultant to help you with choices and options. Consider both cost and the number of guests. You may also want to create a signature cocktail that is unique to your wedding theme. It adds a special touch to your reception, as well as being memorable. More from Bridal Talk . . . Weddings, planning |
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