Addressing Wedding Invitations - Etiquette For Addressing Formal Wedding Invitations
Depending on who you are sending a wedding invitation to, there are various etiquette rules for addressing the inner and outer envelope. The outside of the envelope is usually more formal than the inner envelope. The outer envelope uses the tile and full name of the invitee. Since the outer envelope is usually formal, how should you address this envelope to various guests?
Usually, when you address an outer envelope to a couple that is married, use the husbands full name and use Mr. and Mrs....
Etiquette For Wedding Invitation - Seating Plan Etiquette For Your Wedding
Now that you have planned a beautiful reception that everyone will enjoy as they help you celebrate the happiest time of your life, the next step is to make the seating arrangements. You should seat everyone correctly so that you do not violate seating plan etiquette by seating someone where they are not supposed to be. Planning seating can be quite a task if you are planning a big wedding. Of course this is not true of small weddings. If your guest list is indeed large, you may want to buy...
Wedding Invitation Etiquette - Wedding Toast Etiquette For Your Wedding Day
How do you determine who speaks at the wedding reception and when? This depends on whether you are going to have a traditional reception or something that is a little more current. Traditionally, wedding toasts are not performed by the bride or other females. However, today many women want to speak at the wedding reception along with the men. The information in this article will deal with traditional wedding toast etiquette.
The most important thing to remember is that all wedding toasts...
Wedding Invitation Etiquette - Whos Going to Pay For That?
As you begin planning your wedding and the expenses begin to add up, you might begin to wonder who is going to pay for what. There is no need to worry. Unless you and your husband to be want to pay for the entire wedding yourselves, there is wedding etiquette that dictates how financial responsibility should be divided between the couple and their families.
Typically, the brides family pays for the wedding ceremony according to wedding etiquette. This responsibility includes items for the...
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