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Not exactly the most romantic words in the English language or those most closely associated with love & a “happy ever after” but it is a sign of the times in which we live.
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Everyone from your Mum to your Mother-In-Law has a very definite opinion on this "minefield"......
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The job of the groom to do most of the official thanking on the day, in particular he should say:
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The first step in planning an event is to create a detailed briefing document. The basis for this is the five W's - who, what, when, where and why?
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What you are about to read are things to do and not to do at your wedding. Some of the information comes from professional etiquette guides and other information comes from what we've learned through the years. So if you want to pull this day off the PROPER way keep reading.
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The common misconception is when delivering your wedding speech, especially your first, it is similar to leaping from an aeroplane with an umbrella for a parachute! The fact is writing and delivering your speech doesn't have to be that bad. Honest!
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Months and months of planning and thought goes into that perfect day. You've picked your dress, your venue, photographer, florist and all the other parts that make this day the most important of your life.
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The tradition of the bridal shower we are told originated in Holland. Very sweet story - a young Dutch girl fell in love with a poor miller, who had spent his life helping those needier than himself. As a result, he had little to offer his prospective bride when they were ready to be married. When the young lady told her father that she intended to marry the miller, he wasn’t exactly impressed and forbade the marriage. In an effort to get his daughter to reconsider the marriage he refused to give her the customary bridal dowry.
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