Wedding Dress Styles

Wedding Dress Styles

5 Things You Need to Know If You’re Wearing a Short Dress for Your Wedding

by Admin Support on Apr 04 2016

Wedding Dress Styles

Getting Fit Before Your Wedding: 5 Tips and Tricks

by Admin Support on Mar 30 2016

Wedding Dress Styles

Five Sexy Wedding Gowns That’ll Wow Your Husband in 2016

by Admin Support on Mar 30 2016

Wedding Dress Styles

Here’s Why You’re Going to Love Sleeved Wedding Gowns

by Admin Support on Mar 23 2016

Wedding Dress Styles

5 Vintage Wedding Gown Styles to Top Off Your Vintage Wedding

by Admin Support on Mar 23 2016

Wedding Dress Styles

The Hottest Wedding Dress Trends This Spring 2016

by Admin Support on Mar 23 2016

Wedding Dress Styles

Keeping Your Guests Comfortable with Small Touches

by Admin Support on Mar 17 2016
As fun, exciting, and heartwarming weddings can be, they can also be breeding grounds for a lot of frustration and discomfort for your guests. They’ve been travelling, running into old friends, family, and trying to navigate their way through the stress of preparing their families for the event. As the bride and groom, you want your guests as comfortable as possible so that they can fully savor the romance and passion of your wedding day. Even small changes can make a huge difference in their enjoyment and the overall atmosphere of your reception.   Keep the Ceremony Brief Okay, I know that in many church weddings this isn’t really possible, but if you can chat with your pastor or plan a brief wedding outside of the church, you’ll find that a lot of your guests will really thank you for it.   Provide Plenty of Refreshments While your guests are waiting for the ceremony to start, waiting for dinner to be served, or for cake to be cut, push the drinks and appetizers at all avenues. All people eat differently; some people graze bits at a time all day long while others hold out for big meals. No matter what sort of guests you’ve invited, handing out plenty of snacks keeps everyone happy.   Consider Comfy Seating Options We all know that church pews are far from comfortable, but if you can make a few more comfortable seating choices for your elderly guests, pregnant mothers, or generally uncomfortable guests, people will feel all the more welcome.   Carefully Plan Seating By carefully plan seating, I actually mean that you need to really think about the guests that you are inviting and what they would prefer. Are they the type who’d be comfortable enough to sit next to new people or would they be more comfortable with a planned arrangement that keeps them near their friends and family? Once you’ve got this figured out you can truly decide whether you would like to do planned seating or not.