Dear Diva,
We are struggling with the wording for our invitations. The wedding expenses are being shared between ourselves, my parents, my fiance's dad and my fiance's mother and step-dad. His mother is insisting that her husband be included. Is this the proper thing to do and if so how do we word the invitation to include both my fiance's father and step-father?
C. Wiebe
Saskatoon, SK
With today's blended families, this is a common question. Proper etiquette is that the individuals how are ...
Dear Diva,
My husband and I have been invited to 2 different weddings on the same day. Both couples are very dear friends of ours and we would love to attend both weddings but we can't. How do we choose which wedding to attend without damaging any friendships?
Esther T.
Winnipeg, MB
Dear Esther,
My first question would be about the locations and times of each wedding. If both weddings are happening within reasonable driving distance or the time of each wedding allows you ...
Dear Diva,
We are planning a destination wedding for Jamaica in 2010. We have 30 guests coming including family, wedding party members and friends. For the rehearsal dinner the night before do we invite only family and wedding party members or should we included everyone?
C. Dubois
Edmonton, Alberta
Normally a rehearsal dinner included family and wedding party members but often out-of-town guests are included. It's a nice gesture towards the guests who have had to travel and are staying in hotels because of ...
The pairing of these details is inspired by Paris, "The City of Love". Our Paris theme is reflected in the design of the invitation, supplied by Invitations by Dawn and the centre pieces and bouquet supplied by Lorna's Flowers.
The use of exotic and common flowers in the centre pieces add a unique flair to a wedding's decor. The bouquet reflects Europe's style savvy designs with it's exotic flowers and unique shape.
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"Trash the Dress", "Vogue Bride", "Fearless Bride", "Rock the Frock" or "Don't Box Me In". No matter what you call it, the idea is the same: elegant clothing in an unexpected environment shot in a fashion or glamour style. The unexpected locations may include things like the beach, a pool, fields, abandoned buildings, a theme park, train tracks or other rustic locations where a wedding dress would not normally be seen. Originally started by Las Vegas wedding photographer John Michael ...