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Beyond the Limo: Alternative Wedding Transportation

by Mary of mywedding.com

Photography by altf - see more at www.altf.com

Your wedding transportation needs are going to be determined by the locations of your ceremony, reception, and accommodations. If you’re having a destination wedding, for example, where everyone will be staying in the same resort and the ceremony and reception will take place there too, you don’t have a lot to worry about in terms of transportation. However, for most couples, figuring out how to get themselves, their wedding party, and sometimes their guests from point A to B is high on their list of planning priorities. If you want to travel in style on your wedding day, consider some of the following alternatives to the traditional limousine:
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Posted by Mary of mywedding.comMay 16, 2008
:::Planning Tip of the Week: Aww, Chucks!:::

by The Scoop of mywedding.com

Photography by whitebox weddings - see more at www.whiteboxweddings.com

Yes, of course, still love the Jimmy Choos and Manolo Blahniks. But, right now, it’s all about the Chuck Taylors!
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Posted by The Scoop of mywedding.comMay 12, 2008
The 10 Strangest Wedding Laws Still in The Books

by Mark

Photography by Cameron Ingalls - see more at www.cameroningalls.com

While your wedding day is undoubtedly one of the most magical and beautiful days of your life, marriage is also known for being complicated and stressful. But if the everyday “which way the toilet paper goes” and “don’t squeeze the toothpaste from the middle” issues weren’t enough, throw in America’s legal system concerning marriage and suddenly ordering those flowers, booking your entertainment, and making that guest list seems incredibly simple in comparison. Below is a list of the ten strangest marriage laws in the country.
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Posted by MarkApril 29, 2008
The Value of Value!

by Parris Whittingham of Parris Whittingham Photography

Photography by Parris Whittingham - see more at www.pswhittingham.com

Let’s face it. Girls love to shop. Being able get the lowest price in the shopping department is a skill many women pride themselves in. However, when it comes to your wedding you may want to step back and consider a slightly different approach. While everyone would rather get something for nothing, when considering vendors for your event you also want to keep in mind that you are investing into a very important day of your life; quite possibly the most important day of your life.
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Posted by Parris Whittingham of Parris Whittingham PhotographyApril 25, 2008
Don't Play YMCA!

by Cameron Ingalls of Cameron Ingalls Photography

Photography by Cameron Ingalls - see more at www.cameroningalls.com

Take it from someone who attends weddings on a weekly basis, your DJ may try to play “YMCA” and other severely outdated moldy oldies! If you have had enough of songs like “Brick House,” “We Are Family,” and “Love Shack” than I suggest a detailed music consultation with the Disc Jockey you are considering to oversee your event. This will save you a lot of grief when you hit the dance floor.
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Posted by Cameron Ingalls of Cameron Ingalls PhotographyApril 18, 2008
10 Generic Wedding Gifts to Avoid at All Costs

by Mark

One of the most symbolic elements of weddings, right up there with cutting the cake and strolling down the aisle, is the giving of wedding gifts. However, many guests fail in this department.Go to full post

Posted by MarkApril 15, 2008
What Has he Done For You Lately?

by Parris Whittingham of Parris Whittingham Photography

Photography by Parris Whittingham - see more at www.pswhittingham.com

When I get an inquiry for my services from the groom-to-be, I am always impressed. Overall, grooms tend to be less active in the wedding planning process. Let's face it, the wedding industry is largely catered towards brides. However, men can and should contribute more…and we’re not talking about money. There’s plenty of work and fun to go around.
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Posted by Parris Whittingham of Parris Whittingham PhotographyApril 11, 2008
Old Fashioned or Romantic?

by Gretchen of mywedding.com

Photography by Milton Gil Photographers - see more at www.miltongil.com

There was a time when getting married was no more than a financial or familial arrangement. This style of marriage arrangement is still practiced today in many countries around the world. The courting gentlemen would present the woman’s father with money and/or dowry to prove his ability to care for her welfare. A bargain would be made without the bride’s consent, a business deal of the heart.Go to full post

Posted by Gretchen of mywedding.comApril 10, 2008
You could be on We TV!

by The Scoop of mywedding.com

We TV is a station dedicated to connecting strong, confident women with fun, entertaining, shows focused on trends, style, relationships and culture.
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Posted by The Scoop of mywedding.comApril 9, 2008
:::Planning Tip of The Week - Going to a Bridal Show:::

by The Scoop of mywedding.com

Attending a bridal expo is as much overwhelming as it is exciting! Here are some suggestions to make it a fun and stress free experience:
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Posted by The Scoop of mywedding.comApril 7, 2008