I've known her for about 8 years now & was a bridesmaid at her wedding last summer. We were never close & honestly I have never been a fan. I see her 2-3 times a year and that's it. Well, my brother called me the other day to warn me how upset his wife is that she is not a bridesmaid since she is technically my "sister in law".. Did I do something wrong here? My brother is not mad btw. I'm having a small wedding party, 1 MOH & 2 bridesmaids

My fiancé and my son had a disagreement over food and he got mad and left. He further said to me that he did not want to have a wedding, he just wanted a reception and left. He would not talk to me or anything.

Should personal attendants and ushers walk down the aisle together before the bridesmaids/groomsmen walk down?Like walk down and sit up at the front row. This way so they feel like they are included in the wedding? We have limited number of bridesmaids and groomsmen so I cannot add any more bridesmaids. So I've been thinking of how to make personal attendants feel more included in the wedding? Walk down or no?

My family (aunts, uncles, cousins, siblings, parents) always get together for Easter & they told me to bring my boyfriend to the party so they can meet him. My parents & brother already met him, but we have only been together 3 months.. Is it too soon? We do really care about each other & he said he will if I want him to

I would get married if I found the right person, but the idea of a big wedding is really unappealing to me. I don't like spending a lot of money especially on something like this. What are your thoughts?

I'd like to do a brunch for a wedding reception. Are there any catering companies in Orlando, Fl that will do a waffle or crepe bar? The kind where it is cooked right in front of the guest?

My boyfriend and I want to get married, but right now we just want to elope and have the wedding much later. We both live in the state of Georgia. What all do we need to do that and what do we have to do?

I was wanting if Ivan Alacula got married on one of these three days March 16 17 18

My Dad's sisters son is getting married next month. I havent spoken to him since 2013. I am a student. In order for me to attend his wedding, I would have to take a 14 hour bus trip to his venue on a Friday and then take another 14 hour bus trip back to Uni on the Sunday. I do not want to attend as the trip will be stressful, however my family members are indicating that I should attend. What should I do?

I haven't had it cleaned or preserved yet, but I got married about four years ago and now I'm thinking of selling it. It's a two piece ivory dress with a brocade corset like top and a chiffon covered skirt, including a train with lace and pearl bead applique at the bottom. I'm not sure where to sell it, or for how much. I'm hoping that the dress can still be cleaned and I really regret not doing that immediately. The thing is, the dress isn't something that I bought. It was actually made from a sewing pattern and I bought the fabric, so it's hard to put a price on something like that. Maybe I should start a bid on ebay that's pretty low? The dress is about a petite size 4, so I'm really hoping that someone out there could use it since petite clothing seems like something that's hard to find.

We want to give our little bridesmaids (6 years old, 6 years old and 8 years old) high ball glasses with their name and their role written on them. The one on the website says "Little Bridesmaid" but we think that will be a bit infra dig for them. Just "Bridesmaid" sounds a bit short. "Ace Bridesmaid" might have been good in the 80's but now? "Brilliant Bridesmaid" maybe a bit too dull. Does anyone have any better ideas?

The language used on the marriage certificate is a little complicated.

I m trying to get married to my fiance in a couple weeks while I m on my mid tour to Colorado (I m stationed in Korea). We were just going to do a courthouse wedding but we don t like the idea and I want to have a small ceremony or something where it s just our close family 15-20 people. can watch us exchange our vows and other wedding stuff that I don t know much about. Then I wanted everyone to go to a nice dinner and celebrate our marriage. Can anyone help me get some ideas. much help would be appreciated.

& how old were you?

I am 23 & I didn't meet anyone at school or work so I'm looking for someone who wants a future with me, not a hookup.

Is there a type of ceremony that bonds two people, but is not sexual in any way? for instance, between two friends, siblings, or soul mates? In traditional marriage, it is where two people love each other in a boy/girlfriend type of relationship where they can consent sex if they want to correct? I'm looking for a ceremony that bonds two people, but has moral boundaries. If two siblings were to have a regular marriage, it would account as incest, right? This is not for myself, but for a story that I am writing. Blood bonding seems interesting. It does not have to compile to american laws. Something non-religious would be grand.

I'm coming down from MN and never actually seen the beach I'm having it at or the pavilion I'll be using for my reception. Is this a bad idea? Also, has anyone ever had or attended a wedding in a state park?

My parents broke up when I was very young. My granddad (dads dad) stepped in and took us both in after my dad left and refused to pay child support or even to see me. There was a lot of drama because he said he felt betrayed by his dad. Anyway, when I was 12/13 my mom got married to my stepdad. My granddad was still a huge part of my life and continued to support me. And then my dad came back when I was 15 with a wife and her two kids (not his). Things are still rough between us, even after 8 years of having him back in my life. So my stepmother called me out of the blue after receiving the wedding invitation and tore into me for not including hers or my fathers names on it. She also complained because my dad finally told her that he wasn't going to be walking me down the aisle, my granddad was. And then she complained that her kids weren't invited (it's a kid-free wedding). I told her that it was none of her business and that she had to butt out and I hung up the phone. Since then, she's been calling to my house and demanding to be as involved in everything as my mom and even wants to be honored during the wedding. I'm constantly having to drop conversations because of this woman. She just won't leave it alone. It's driving me crazy! I don't even have to mention it for her to and she brings it up ten more times after in the conversation and I end up walking away (sometimes she follows). She's even had her kids ask why they can't come/be involved. HELP!!!