Many states offer the option of a civil service wedding in small conference rooms that can accommodate as many as 50 guests. If you do not include the important information on your wedding invitations, potential guests may need to call and ask questions and this will be a huge waste of time for the hostess.
As the attendance of out of town guests is a relatively new phenomenon, there are not many established traditions regarding out of town guests and the couple has some leeway to deal with the situation as they see fit. The first thing to agree on in a wedding is price or budget. Many couples are not comfortable expressing something so personal in front of others.
Check your names and your parent's names, if they appear on the invitation, carefully to ensure that they are spelled correctly and also check the spelling and punctuation of the rest of the text. If someone does not agree with the budget, they may be likely to overspend in one area leaving the budget in jeopardy. Usually a book is sent around to capture those pearls of wisdom.
As always the attire can be incorporated into the theme. A final tip for creating and sticking to a budget is to realize that there are bound to be snags along the way.
No comments:
Post a Comment