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An Easy Wedding Planner - Removes Stress And Hassle From Your Wedding

March 11th, 2008 . by Michell Jonas

This article provides you with 5 important tips on how to choose a quick and easy wedding planner software that makes the job of planning your wedding SO much simpler. Your wedding is probably THE most special day of your life – you do not want it to be spoiled by being stressed out with last minute arrangements, upset family relationships, or worse still, something going wrong! Read the rest of this entry »


Wedding Colour Themes For Autumn and Winter Weddings

September 17th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

Now that you are engaged and you have completed the guest list, you need to start considering what colour themes that will be central to your wedding.

But, before you make a decision you must first consider your groom. Think about his colourings and consider which colours he would look good in. Then, think about your bridesmaids. Not all ages of bridesmaid will look their best in every colour and equally it Read the rest of this entry »


Weddings Bring Memories, or Bankruptcy?

September 15th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

A couple on the Dr. Phil show argued over the amount that would be spent on their wedding. The husband-to-be wanted an elaborate wedding which would cost well over $10,000. The bride refused, wanting a much more modest celebration. I don’t remember anything being said about the income the couple had or what financial help, if any, would come from parents. However, the final analysis by Dr. Phil was the couple should plan on spending at least $3,000. I sat in shock as I agreed with the woman: The money could Read the rest of this entry »


A Fall Wedding Favor to Bring Style to Your Special Day

September 11th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

There are many things a bride must plan for her wedding day, and as such the event can turn chaotic in an instant. Every detail needs to be planned out accordingly, and little things like favors for all of the guests can easily slip a bride’s mind when she is concerned over the caterer or flower arrangements. If you are having a fall themed wedding however, there are a variety of resources available to help you choose a perfect fall wedding favor Read the rest of this entry »


A Beautiful Wedding

September 6th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

Ah, it’s finally here–wedding season. Every bride and groom want to be their best on the big day, but you shouldn’t rely on wedding-day magic to make all of your dreams come true. Like everything on your to-do list–from location to wardrobe to menu–looking and feeling fabulous requires planning.

Looking Great

Flawless-looking skin for your wedding won’t necessarily come out of a cosmetics jar. If –>


Wedding Planning: Get Organised

September 6th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

Wedding planning truly is an art and that’s why many brides pay someone to organise every last detail, right down to writing the wedding invitations! Some brides even take a year off work to plan their big day! This is pretty extreme and not really necessary, but some brides feel they need this time to alleviate some of the pressure and stress. In fact, Read the rest of this entry »


Parents of the Bride

September 2nd, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

These days, couples often plan, execute and pay for most, if not all, of their wedding. Traditionally there were responsibilities that the parents of the bride covered. They still do some of these things today.

The parents of the bride:

Plan and host the engagement party.

Help with the guest list and order invitations. By planning the list, they will know how many to order with a few extra in case of last minute invitees. Read the rest of this entry »


Reduce Wedding Stress - 4 Easy Methods

September 1st, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

You’re a bride-to-be, certainly a revered title. Some might even say the envy of all hopeful marrieds….

But you’re bombarded…

Advertisements, to-do lists, future in-laws, the tiniest of mundane details – they all demand to be tended to – and the resulting stress can overpower what’s supposed to be a joyous time in your life. So how do you reduce stress? Emerge from the pile of fabric Read the rest of this entry »


Wedding Favors Etiquette: The Do’s and Don’ts

August 26th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

When deciding on the type of wedding favors to invest in, it is very important that you consider the theme of your wedding, the number of guests you are inviting, the diversity of the crowd, cost effectiveness, etc. All of these factors should influence your decision on choosing wedding favors and how to present them. Although there are many non-traditional ways that are acceptable concerning wedding etiquette, there are some do’s Read the rest of this entry »


Free Wedding Planning Checklist By Jennifer McCleary

August 9th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

Well, the big day is approaching and there is so much to do.  Set the date, reserve the church, hire a band, get a dress, find a caterer, a photographer, a florist…the list goes on and on.  For many new brides planning a wedding can seem like an overwhelming task.  Don’t let it keep you from having the best day of your life, however, just follow my advice.

You are wondering how you will know what you need or where to find stuff.  Well, take a Read the rest of this entry »


Four Sure Cures To Prenuptial Stress

August 1st, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

Are you: 

  • Arguing with your fiancé more than normal?
  • Finding it increasingly difficult to make decisions?
  • Finding it increasingly difficult to focus on a task?
  • Minor things irritating you more?
  • Frequently feeling lethargic?
  • Having trouble sleeping?
  • Suffering from headaches?

If the answer is yes to more than 3 of these questions, then chances are you’re suffering from stress.

Most of us have a broad sense of what stress is and how it can positively or negatively Read the rest of this entry »


How To Choose A Wedding Tent by Carl Walker

July 20th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

Renting a good tent is important when planning an outdoor wedding. While tents provide a cozy and personal touch to the whole outdoor wedding décor, they also shield you and your guests from unfavorable weather conditions. Tents are also more flexible than existing facilities because you have more options regarding where and how you want to have your wedding. However, they are more expensive and can cost you around $3,000 to $6,000 without the extras such as lighting, flooring, and the cost of delivery, setup, and removal. Read the rest of this entry »


Is Premarital Counseling or Education for You? by Patty & Greg Kuhlman

July 18th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

The short answer is a resounding YES. Getting married without pre-marriage prep is like starting a business or any important venture without preparing. Half of all marriages end in divorce, and only half of those that endure are truly happy in the long run. Many happy engaged couples assume that they won’t be contributing to these statistics. But, if you just wing it and count on your luck to make your marriage a success, your odds are only one in four. There is another way. Read the rest of this entry »


Wedding Planning and Event Planning by Michael Bustamonte

July 8th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

Wedding Planning and Event Planning degrees are offered by a variety of schools. Wedding planners are also known as wedding consultants and bridal consultants. Community colleges offer diplomas and associate degrees in applied sciences for wedding and event planners.

Colleges and universities offer bachelor degrees and master degrees in event planning through their business degree programs. Event planning universities and colleges provide students with skills and knowledge in managing staff as well as coordinating and planning events, such as banquets and dances. Read the rest of this entry »


Arrive in Style: Types of Limousines You Can Rent by Phillip Nicosia

July 7th, 2006 . by Michell Jonas

The limousine, also called the limo, has come to be associated with luxury, glamour and style. It is used by the government to transport the highest officials of the country. It is used by celebrities riding to red carpet events. It is used by millionaires, business tycoons, rock stars. If you’re important, you arrive in a limousine—and before you’ve even stepped out of the car, you’ve already made a grand entrance. Read the rest of this entry »


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