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There's no age limit on being a bridesmaid! This bride asked her sweet grandmother to stand up with her on her wedding day.
There's no age limit on being a bridesmaid! This bride asked her sweet grandmother to stand up with her on her wedding day.
The top beauty concern of most brides is having clear, radiant skin for their wedding photos. But let's face it: Breakouts happen to the best of us.
Tip of the Day: Jot down music requests together with your partner — include songs that have special meaning in your relationship and to your families, as well as those you would prefer to skip. "I've seen some newlyweds get so overwhelmed with the planning process that this task never gets done. However, these tend to be the same couples who get upset when the music they wanted to hear isn't being played," says Andrea Freeman from Andrea Freeman Events. Jazz, R&B, and pop can mean different things to different people, so it's critical to sit down with your band leader or DJ and review all of this info.
Plus, check out The Biggest Music Mistakes.
From the outside looking in! We love this peek at the couple's first dance.
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Tip of the Day: "Once you have your wedding date set, research your county’s waiting period and expiration window for marriage licenses. Most marriage licenses are valid for 30 days, but some are good for as long as a year. Ideally, you want to file for your marriage license as soon as possible (so you don’t forget) but you don’t want to get it so early that it expires prior to your wedding. Once you receive your marriage license, give it to your pastor or officiant for safekeeping until your big day arrives!" says Danielle Tate, the founder of MissNowMrs.com.
Plus, check out Marriage License 101: What You Need to Know.
Backlighting elevates a nighttime photo from ordinary to extraordinary.
If you're a Harry Potter fanatic, then this wedding is like a dream come true. From their incredible re-creation of the Great Hall to their impeccable wedding cakes (yes, there's more than one!), Alicia and Robert's wedding will whisk you away to Hogwarts. Check out the gorgeous photos by SO Photography:
Tip of the Day: Giving a wedding speech? "Talk about the couple. Use your specific, personal experiences to your benefit and incorporate unique, unexpected or quirky details, but avoid too many inside jokes or “you-had-to-be-there” references. The assembled want to hear about what you have to say about the newlyweds — not about that time you and your friend went to Vegas," says Brian Mazo, a professional writer at HelpWriteThis.com.
Plus, check out 15 Dos and Don'ts for Writing a Wedding Speech.
The incredible colors of the sky provided such a gorgeous backdrop for this couple's wedding photos.