Wedding etiquette questions answered - you’re wedding List

With weddings taking place in hot air balloons and on tropical beaches one might be forgiven for thinking that there is little place for wedding etiquette these days.

But the fact is that the majority of weddings still take place in a church or civil ceremony venue and the majority of etiquette rules apply to the pre-wedding arrangements and post wedding reception.

So these rules are useful for any wedding. The most important reason for following etiquette is that it adds stucture to the proceedings and so reduces the chance of a foul-up on the big day.

Wedding Etiquette list

This list shows how much is involved. Treat the etiquette as a way to get things done the right way. It’s like a map to get you from A to B without taking any wrong turnings.

• Announcements
• The ceremony
• Seating arrangements
• Service sheets
• Train bearers
• The dresses and suits
• The flowers
• Photography
• The reception
• Transport and accomodation
• The speeches

Visit our Wedding Organising page and print off the Check Lists and Worksheets

Have you considered hiring a wedding organiser?

Of course you have, and if the cost is beyond your budget there is now some cool software available to keep you organised and that breaks down all the elements of the wedding planning into ‘do-able’ chunks.

Books, and sheet of paper lists are all very well but in my opinion you cant beat a nice little bit of software to keep you organised :-)

Look for the Summitsoft Wedding Planning Software in our bridal shop below....

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