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Think Carefully before Ordering. There is a lot to consider when selecting your wedding flowers for the big day, and color is only a small piece of the puzzle.  While a large, tall centerpiece will undoubtedly look stunning on the empty tables of the reception hall, they are likely to cause an issue when they disrupt the view of the guests.  Similarly, some flowers are hardier than others, and choosing those that wilt quickly can leave you with lackluster arrangements on the day of the wedding.

The answer to this question is not a straightforward one.  It really depends on many factors, so rather than answering yes or no, let us consider those variables so you can make the best decision for you and your future spouse. Cost The first thing to consider is how much you can afford. If your budget is minimal, you may not want to have a bartender at the wedding.  Not only will you have to pay that individual for his or her services, you are also going to have to afford the alcohol consumed.  There may be other, more cost effective ways, to offer alcoholic beverages to your guests, such as spiked punch bowls, or self-serve beer taps.

If there is one aspect of a wedding that is more likely to be remembered than anything else, it is the food.  People may not always recall a so-so meal, but they will often remember great food, and they will never forget a bad eating experience.  Because of this, a caterer is an important part of wedding planning.  Be sure that you are asking the right questions before you hire.

It is amazing how fast the smaller expenses related to wedding planning can add up.  The little things, like party favors, can really wind up being budget busters, because you have to have one for every person in attendance.  However, you can cut the costs by doing some of the work yourself (or with the help of your bridal party).  Consider these DIY party favors, which will cost you less than $1 each.

Before we get too far into the rules of etiquette regarding the head table on your wedding day, let us first mention the idea of a ‘sweetheart table’.  This was once a much more popular concept than it is today, but, nevertheless, it does have merit. What is the Sweetheart Table?  Essentially, this tiny table is the first private rendezvous of husband and wife.  It provides them a quiet place to enjoy each other’s company while they dine, without the formality of a head table.

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