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February 3rd
Photo by: Josh Lynn Photography
Tip of the Day: When it comes to creating your dance list, keep your guest list in mind. If it’s multigenerational, as it is for many weddings, try to include memorable dance hits that will resonate with your oldest and youngest guests. Pace the music, too. Most guests — unless they’re aerobics instructors — need a break, so sprinkle in one or two slow songs after three to four fast numbers.
Plus, check out Songs That'll Get Everyone Dancing. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more great wedding tips and advice.
Going Dutch: Plan Your Honeymoon in Amsterdam
By: Sunshine Flint
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First Look: Eddy K's New Milano Collection
Milan is home to the magnificent Il Duomo cathedral, Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper painting, the iconic Teatro Alla Scala opera theater, and some of the most delicious risotto (and gelato) we've ever tasted. Now the latest masterpiece to emerge from this Italian city is Eddy K's new Milano Collection for 2017.
Inspired by the fashion capital of the world, the Milano Collection showcases dramatic silhouettes, breathtaking lace details, and architectural illusion backs.
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You can really feel the love in this adorable photo with the wedding party.
Caribbean Escapes for Chocolate Lovers
By: Karin GardinerEven before the Aztec emperor Montezuma II extolled the aphrodisiac effects of chocolate — he is said to have drunk 50 cups a day — chocolate has been inextricably linked to romance.
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February 2nd
Photo by: Steve Steinhardt on Laura Hooper Calligraphy via Lover.ly
Tip of the Day: To get the best turnout, send invites at least six weeks before the wedding. Follow these time-saving tricks to mail them out in time: order invites from a company that will overnight them once they’re printed, organize an envelope-stuffing assembly line with a few volunteers and take a fully assembled sample to the post office and have it weighed one last time to confirm how much postage each one requires (this will help to prevent any mistakes).
After your invitations are mailed out, don't lose that list of guest addresses. You'll need them all again to send Thank You Notes.
Plus, check out more Wedding Invitation Q&As. Visit sharonnaylor.net for more great wedding tips and advice.
The Most Affordable Places to Get Married in the U.S.
Planning your wedding is supposed to be one of the happiest times of your life, but this milestone event can come with a steep price tag, especially if you live in a major metropolitan city. Stressed about how you're going to pay for it all? You might want to consider scrapping a hometown affair for a semi-destination celebration.
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An illuminated aisle is an ultra-romantic idea for a nighttime ceremony!
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