Wedding Party & Accessories Blog
What is the Groom Going to Wear?
Kati Victorson | July 16, 2012He just popped the question! You said YES!, You wipe away a tear, hug each other and stare at the new addition on your finger. You have a million thoughts running through your head…When will it be? What will my dress look like? I have to get my nails done to show off my ring. I need to change my relationship status on Facebook to "engaged!" Overwhelming, right?
How To Select an Officiant For Your Wedding Day
Dayna Reid | May 8, 2012It is important to choose an Officiant (also known as “Minister” or the “person who marries you”) who best matches your personalities and intention for your wedding day. The words spoken at your ceremony should reflect what the two of you believe and feel, as well as be as formal or informal as you desire.
Wear It Again!
Mandy Nowels | February 1, 2011As a bridal shop owner I hear this phrase all the time from my brides: “I want them to be able to wear it again.” They are usually referring to the bridesmaid dress when they say this. While that is a very nice thought, I think it can sometimes be harder than they expect. It is a hard task to find a formal look that satisfies the bride while also choosing a dress that the bridesmaid can realistically wear again.
The Evolution of the Bow Tie
Tom Buczynski | September 13, 2010For most men, there is no other accessory that dictates the importance of an event more than the bow tie. Whether it is at the altar or on the red carpet, this lifetime event requires you to look better than you ever have and the bow tie ensures you will meet that challenge each and every time. But why?
Proper Attire from Head to Toe (for the Groom)
Tom Buczynski | September 13, 2010When planning your attire for the biggest day of your life, there is little room for error when it comes to the details of your wardrobe. With hundreds of friends, family and probably many people you will be meeting for the first time it is important to make a lasting impression to all. Show everyone that you took all the necessary precautions in order to look your best on your big day.
WeddingDay's Guide to: The Perfect Toast
WeddingDay | September 13, 2010It’s a big part of almost every wedding celebration – the time when you, your new wife, your parents and members of your wedding party get up and give a toast. You’ve probably seen some amazing toasts and some that went horribly wrong (so have we!). So we compiled a list of dos and don’ts you can pass along to your wedding party to help the toast-givers execute a perfect and meaningful toast you’ll never forget.
The Modern Groom's Role in Wedding Planning
Linda Maggert | September 13, 2010In olden days, the basic duties of the groom were to get dressed in what the bride had chosen and show up – on time! Today many brides and grooms are sharing the responsibilities of wedding planning and of the events of the wedding day itself. How do men navigate the waters of wedding planning? How do you know what is expected and what to do?
What Your Bride Wants You to Know (for the Groom)
Cher Goggins | September 13, 2010You just told your friends you got engaged and they most likely screamed “Bachelor Party!” before even congratulating you on the big news. That’s all guys care about, right? WRONG. More grooms are stepping up and getting involved in wedding planning. Just think – not only are you marrying the woman of your dreams, you are also throwing what is most likely the biggest party of your life! So why wouldn’t you get involved? Here are a few helpful ideas to get involved in the wedding planning.
Bridesmaid Dresses - Your Bridesmaids Will Love Too!
WeddingDay | September 10, 2010Wedding Day visited some of the finest local bridal boutiques in the area to find the latest trends in bridesmaid gown styles & fashion. Yes, it’s your day to shine - but your bridesmaids will twinkle at your side if you choose a dress with their style and tastes in mind.
Unique Bridal Party Gifts
Kaley Taylor | September 10, 2010As I approach my third wedding anniversary I find myself cringing to admit to this tiresome cliché, but time really does fly faster than the word YES! flew out of my mouth after he got down on one knee.