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    Final Floor Plan .wmv

    By on Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 | No Comments


    Make sure your final floor plan matches your final guest list including yourself and fiancee. It is of paramount importance to give your maitre d’ the right number of guest so he/she can set up your room properly; There’s nothing more annoying that changing rooms, floor plans and seating arrangements at the last minute; it is a huge inconvenience to all staff however, we do it graciously! more at Twitter, Facebook and bridesbridesbrides.net. Thanks Edgar Allen NYC

    Wedding Showers & Parties : How to Plan a Bachelorette Party

    By on Thursday, January 26th, 2012 | No Comments


    Plan a bachelorette party by getting a small group of ladies close to the bride together for a fun event, such as a night of partying or a day spa. Have the bride wear a veil during the bachelorette party to get special treatment and free drinks with tips from a wedding planner in this free video on bachelorette parties.Expert: Laura Guerrie Contact: www.rebelbelleweddings.com Bio: Laura Guerrie is the owner of Rebel Belle Weddings, a Los Angeles based wedding planning business specializing in coloring outside the lines. Filmmaker: Gina Miller-Britton

    Lumi plan their wedding

    By on Friday, January 20th, 2012 | No Comments


    Lucas and Sami meet their wedding planner celeste call sami and need to see her but Sami hung up and ignore her.. later Sami and Celeste meet outside Samis apartment and Celeste yells that they have to get rid of EJ and then EJ open the door… just for fun comment rank and subscribe please (IF YOU DON’T LIKE LUMI/BRYLI,THEN DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME AND ENERGY ON NEGATIVE COMMENTS ABOUT THEM THANKS

    Grandma with alzheimer’s can’t come to wedding Help. What do you think of our plan?

    By on Saturday, January 7th, 2012 | 2 Comments

    Our daughter is getting married in Texas to a great guy. We are thinking of hosting a “celebration” party in Wisconsin in a large private room at the facility where grandma now resides. Our thought is that a family gathering will enable grandma to not only meet our daughter’s fiance but to feel like she was part of a marriage celebration, without going to the wedding (we haven’t yet broken that news to her). The celebration party would be instead of a more traditional bridal shower and would include men/couples, not just women. We would expect many family members to come to the celebration who likely will not travel out-of-state to the wedding. Our daughter would prefer a financial “gift” rather than more stuff (she doesn’t have a home or room to store any traditional wedding or shower gifts). Is it appropriate to suggest/encourage such a gift in connection with the “celebration” party? If so, how? On a mailed invitation rather than an evite? How might such suggestion be worded? YOUR ADVICE IS VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.

    Advice needed about a wedding plan. What should my friends do?

    By on Saturday, December 24th, 2011 | 2 Comments

    They are getting married and they are planning the wedding. The bride’s family expects them to serve venison and chocolate moose for the reception. They both agree that’s two deer and they don’t have a lot of doe. Should they pass the buck and tell the family to pay for it themselves? Should my friends just forget the wedding antelope instead?

    I have been asked to be my friend’s Best Man for his wedding. I have to plan the stag and I need help!?

    By on Tuesday, December 20th, 2011 | 2 Comments

    I have been to part of one stag (a mutual friend of mine and the friend I’m being Best Man for) but that’s it. I went to the strip club with them but they also had supper before that but I wasn’t there for that part because they thought the groom’s father might find it weird that a girl was there but since he wasn’t invited to the strip club part, I got to go to that.

    And just for the record: Yes, I’m a girl. No, I’m not gay. I’m married to a man. I will be in the wedding party as the Best Man and I will wear a tux just like the groomsmen (the groom’s two brothers). My husband is invited (they were friends in high school and still are friends) but not part of the wedding party.

    Anyway.

    What am I supposed to plan? Is it supposed to include a meal? I have no problem with strip clubs but we can’t have anyone to the house because I have a child and don’t really have a big enough house to have people over for that anyway. We can just show up at the strip club, right? I don’t have to arrange anything with the place ahead of time, do I?

    We all play Halo on a semi regular basis (used to be weekly but we’ve all gotten busier as we’ve gotten older). Is that something you’d do with a big group of guys that that enjoy (really enjoy) playing. We could add in drinking or something lol. Is that too childish (we’re all about 26-33 in the core group of friends and family).

    None of the guys are sports fans AT ALL. Most especially the groom. He doesn’t watch them, follow them, play them – nothing. He is active though. He’s in good shape and is currently doing P90X (I’m doing it with him when I can). Is there something we can do that’s active (go carts, paintball, etc) that’s not inappropriate or childish?

    Is it ok to ask the groom what he wants or do I have to make it up all on my own. Can I ask his brothers for help?

    I really want to do a good job and not let me friend down. I’m going to look online for ideas and get a ‘how to’ book but I thought some real opinions and suggestions would be good.

    Thanks!
    lol I’m not asking the bride’s permission. I know my friend respects his fiance enough to make the right decision, whether that’s to go to a strip joint or not.

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