Plan to attend our first Wedding Expo of the season at the Clark County Event Center this weekend...January 3-4th.
All Tickets are Free to this Event and
the hours are Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4.
Plan to attend our first Wedding Expo of the season at the Clark County Event Center this weekend...January 3-4th.
All Tickets are Free to this Event and
the hours are Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4.
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Linens: Bold colors, beading and embroidery, multiple-color linens and sheer overlays...see party rental locations
Tableware: Colored glass plates and glasses, curvaceous, wavy plates
Individual three-compartment holders for hummus, olives, and olive oil at each place setting...see pampered chef, department stores
Non-traditional plate shapes - triangles, squares, rectangles are all popular
The charger remains popular, but leave it throughout the entire service, and remove only when the entree plate has been removed
48" or 54" squares are in, all 60" rounds are out....but,
Combine squares and rounds.. for a new and different look.
Using glass, metal, ceramic or stone table tops instead of linens...way cool.
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Host or Co-host a bridal shower with the help of the other bridesmaids and/or the bride's mother, sisters, etc.
Help the bride choose her dress and shop for bridesmaid dresses. (The Wedding Expos is the perfect place for this one!)
Make sure the bridesmaids all go for their dress fittings and get everything they need for the big day. ie jewelry, flowers, shoes, etc
Lend an ear when the bride wants to/needs to vent, no matter what the topic!
Generally keep the bride sane during wedding planning. Can help with addressing Invitations, choosing colors, cake, decor, attend the Expo...
Make sure the bridesmaids know where they need to be and at what time on the big day. Also, inform the bridesmaids about all prewedding events and parties.
Plan the bachelorette party with the other bridesmaids.
Keep a record of all gifts and give the list to the bride for Thank You cards.
At the ceremony, stand next to the bride while she exchanges vows and hold her bouquet during the ring part of things.
Stand in the receiving line. May be announced with the Best Man.
Bustle the bride's train for the party. Also, help the bride change clothes for the honeymoon and take charge of the dress until the bride returns.
She may dance with the best man during or after the couple's first dance. Also, can give a toast after the best mans'.
Generally keep the bride sane during the wedding itself and help her truly ENJOY the most wonderful and anticipated day of her life...so far.
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Make sure your florist includes at least a little bit of ivy in your bouquet. This lush green climbing vine symbolizes fidelity and is traditionally used in bridal bouquets for that special symbolism.
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Assign someone to snap pictures of guests as they arrive at the reception using an instant camera. After the wedding, sign each photo, add your wedding date, and include a short word of thanks to each guest for having attended. Mail the photos to the guests along with your thank-you cards as an extra special memento.
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Hi Brides and Grooms to Be!
Enjoy this Holiday Season together. You are engaged, planning your wedding, looking forward to attending fun and exciting Wedding Expos every weekend in January! This is the time to sit back and Enjoy!
Snuggle together in front of the fire, sit in front of the tree, or whatever symbols you use to celebrate your beliefs this time of year, enjoy the cookies, treats, seasonal foods and drinks, and be thankful for the wonderful things that surround us. Especially each other.
This is the time of your life. I look back at my first Christmas with my wife of 18 years and it was magical, wonderful.
See you in January!
Bridesclub.com
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Here is a tip that might save you some time or headache...
Number those reply cards! Many a bride has a huge headache on her hands when, as sometimes happens, the occasional reply card is sent back with no names filled in. Clearly an oversight on the part of the guest who sent it, but how do you figure out who on earth it came from? Here's a little trick which will ensure that you avoid this problem all together - place a small, inconspicuous number on the back of each reply card before enclosing it with the invitation. Use a list to record each guest's name along with the number on the reply card you are enclosing for them. That way, if someone should forget to fill in their name, a quick glance at your list will tell you precisely who the reply belongs to.
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