Q: My wedding will not be big enough to include all of my coworkers, but I would like to invite some of them. How can I do this without offending anyone?
Q: My fiancé and his family think we should invite everyone to the wedding with a guest. What's the rule?
Q: My fiancé and I are having a small, intimate wedding, with only family members and a few close friends in attendance.
Q: We would like to send out wedding invitations by email to save on costs, plus it’s “greener.” Is this acceptable or should we stick with paper?
Few things make a bride and groom more anxious than thank you notes—there are just so many of them to write out for different gifts, favors, and assistance with the wedding plans.
Q: We have invited a judge, several lawyers and a university professor to our wedding. Is there a special way to address them on the invitations?
Say Yes to the Dress premieres tonight at 9/8c with a special celebrity guest: Kelly Ripa! The morning talk show host steps into the role of Kleinfeld bridal consultant (complete with slicked-back bun and head-to-toe black ensemble) to guide real bride Comora Robertson on how to select a dramatic, show-stopping wedding dress.
"I don't think Kelly has any idea how much really goes into a bridal appointment!" said Randy Fenoli, Fashion Director.
Watch this exclusive sneak peek from tonight's episode:
Ms. Ripa proves that this dream job (who doesn't want to look at bridal gowns all day?) isn't as easy as it looks, even for a starlet who's used to working with stylists. Will she be able to overcome her nerves and deliver the vision that Comora and her tough entourage are looking for? (Love the sassiness of the girl who says the bride-to-be looks like she belongs in a couture photoshoot, puffing on a cig in that dress!) We'll be tuning in and setting our DVRs to find out!
In the meantime, let's chat: If you could pick any celebrity to be your bridal consultant, who would you choose?
—Stefania Sainato
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