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  Wedding Planner Expert with Maid of Honor Duties

  Question: What is the difference between a maid of Honor and a matron of honor? What role do they play in the bridal party? Wedding Planner Expert, Jessica Adler of JA Special Events and Weddings answer's this: A maid of honor is an attendant who has not been married, whereas a matron of...
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  Posted by Guest Blogger of Planning Tips and Ideas for mywedding.com for mywedding.com
  November 16, 2009

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  Etiquette Expert with Inviting Co-Workers to the Big Day

  Question:What is acceptable with inviting co-workers to a wedding? Is it possible to just invite a few select co-workers? If so, does one need to also invite their spouse's? Etiquette Expert, Claudia Lutman's Answer: When inviting co-workers to your wedding, you must do so with discernment. In the height of excitement...
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  Posted by Claudia Lutman of Claudia Lutman Events for mywedding.com
  November 16, 2009

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  Wedding Planner Expert with What to Wear to a Wedding

  Question: Can you please categorize the different attire formalities and what each one of those mean for guests? Wedding Planner Expert, Jessica Adler of JA Special Events and Weddings answer's this: Knowing what to wear to a wedding or special event can be pretty confusing nowadays. Based on the time of year,...
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  Posted by Guest Blogger of Planning Tips and Ideas for mywedding.com for mywedding.com
  November 12, 2009

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  Photographer Expert with the Right Questions to Ask Your Wedding Photographer

  Question:What questions should I be asking when interviewing photographers for my wedding? Photography Experts, Zach and Michelle Wear of Revert Photo, answers this: So, you looked far and wide and found a few photographers that fit your style. First and most importantly, find someone that fits your style and personality....
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  Posted by Guest Blogger of Planning Tips and Ideas for mywedding.com for mywedding.com
  November 10, 2009

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  Etiquette Expert with Proper Tipping to Vendors

  Question:How much should vendors be tipped? And what if a friend, who is not in the bridal party, has done something, should they be compensated? Etiquette Expert, Claudia Lutman's Answer: To tip or not to tip is important and of obvious concern. A tip is given as a personal expression...
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  Posted by Claudia Lutman of Claudia Lutman Events for mywedding.com
  November 4, 2009

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  Etiquette Expert on Engagement Party Gifts

  QuestionWhat is customary for an engagement gift? Is a gift given to the to-be bride for accepting the ring, or is a gift given to the to-be groom for proposing, or both? Etiquette Expert, Claudia Lutman's Answer: Generally speaking, gifts for an engagement are not required, and thus, should not be expected...
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  Posted by Claudia Lutman of Claudia Lutman Events for mywedding.com
  October 21, 2009

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  Etiquette Expert on When to Host a Bridal Shower

  Question: When is the proper time to host a bridal shower? ...
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  Posted by Claudia Lutman of Claudia Lutman Events for mywedding.com
  September 28, 2009

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  Welcome Gifts for Guests

  While gift baskets for your out-of-towners are not absolutely necessary, they are excellent gestures that let them know how grateful you are that they came. Although, I know, it sounds like one more detail that you don’t have time for; gift baskets are often easy and very much appreciated....
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  September 14, 2009

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  Etiquette Expert - Trimming the Guest List

  Question Since a popular way to hold a budget friendly wedding is to trim the guest list, should couples still extend an invitation to a ‘new significant other’ of a close friend that’s invited? ...
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  Posted by Claudia Lutman of Claudia Lutman Events for mywedding.com
  August 7, 2009

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  Etiquette Expert - Invited to the Shower but Not the Wedding?

  Question: "I was invited to a bridal shower but not the wedding or the reception! Is that polite to do to people? This was a church wedding, the daughter of a staff member who told me there would be an open invitation to her wedding in the bulletin. The shower...
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  Posted by Claudia Lutman of Claudia Lutman Events for mywedding.com
  July 21, 2009

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