Wedding planning questions
Lots of questions come up when planning a wedding. Find answers to all of your wedding planning questions in these articles. From which vendors to tip to most common wedding etiquette questions to how to write thank-you cards, our experts guide you through.
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The Bridesmaid Duties: A Full Breakdown
Inspiration
Being a bridesmaid means agreeing to a fairly long list of responsibilities. We’ve put together a comprehensive list of bridesmaid duties.

Period Coming On Your Wedding Day? Here's What to Do
How-To
Periods happen—even on your wedding day. Here's expert advice on how to manage your period on your wedding day and how to keep calm about the situation.

How to Choose The Best Wedding Month
Getting Started
Choosing your wedding month and date is a crucial first step in the wedding planning process. Here's how to decide on the best time of the year to get married.

How Much To Tip Wedding Vendors
Budgeting
Who should you tip at a wedding? Use 15-20% for beauty, catering, and drivers, plus $50-200 per photographer or DJ if gratuity is not included. See when to tip.

Bridal Party vs. Wedding Party: What's the Difference?
Inspiration
What's the difference between a wedding party & a bridal party? Learn more & get expert planning tips to help you prepare for the big day.

Not Inviting Family to Your Wedding: Do's and Don'ts
How-To
When creating your wedding guest list, you have to decide what family members to invite to your special day.

How Many Guests Should I Expect to Come to My Wedding?
Advice
There are many factors that determine the average wedding size. One of the biggest ones? The percentage of invited guests that actually attend.
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How Much To Tip Wedding Vendors
Who should you tip at a wedding? Use 15-20% for beauty, catering, and drivers, plus $50-200 per photographer or DJ if gratuity is not included. See when to tip.

How Many Guests Should I Expect to Come to My Wedding?
There are many factors that determine the average wedding size. One of the biggest ones? The percentage of invited guests that actually attend.

Who NOT to Invite to Your Wedding
Before you cut—or feel obligated to include—those on your “maybe” list, here are things to consider when weighing who not to invite to your wedding.

How to Attend a Wedding Alone
Attending a wedding stag or without a date isn't easy. Here's how to prepare to have a great time and enjoy a wedding even if you're alone.

How to Choose Wedding Readers
Wedding readers have the important job of reading passages or poems during your ceremony, but who is best for the job? Here's how to choose wedding readers—and some potential wedding reader options.

The Groomsmen Duties: A Full Breakdown
To help your groom’s crew achieve wedding party perfection, here’s a total rundown of both traditional and lesser-known duties that the groomsmen can handle to make your day a breeze.

30 Bridesmaid Proposal Ideas: Gifts and Fun Ways to Ask
Plan the perfect bridesmaid proposal with these creative party ideas and 20 proposal gift box ideas.

The Art of Requesting Time Off For Your Wedding
There's a right way and wrong way to request time off for your wedding. Here's exactly what to say—and when to say it—to get PTO for your wedding without making anyone mad.

How Much Do Wedding Planners Charge for Destination Weddings?
We break down the factors that drive the costs for a destination wedding planner, the different ways they price their services and what you can expect to pay.

Do I Need a Wedding Planner?
Wedding planners, day-of coordinators, and onsite coordinators all can help make your wedding day go off without a hitch. Find out if you should hire a wedding planner with our guide.

The Mother of the Bride Duties: A Full Breakdown
There's a lot of wedding planning must-dos for the mother of the bride. Read on to learn the mother of the bride duties you need to know for the big day

Is It Ever OK to Break Up With a Wedding Vendor?
Breaking up is hard to do, but sometimes it's necessary. Having trouble with a wedding vendor? Here's when it's OK to part ways and how to do it gracefully.
