We have the option for our wedding to either have a semi family style dinner which would have the chicken entree plated for each guest but also pasta and sirloin at each table for guests to help themselves. Or a traditional plated dinner where each guest would receive their own plate with a chicken and filet on it. While my parents think the plated option is more formal it s also more expensive and provides less options for guests

I'm planning on having a wedding outdoors and it may still be a bit cold during this time so I'm renting a tent, however, I don't know what size I need. I want a tent that will fit seven 6ft banquet tables that are rectangular in shape. I also need enough room for two 4ft sepentine tables and of course the area where the priest, my groom and I will be doing our vows at. Thank you for your help :)

We are open to any where but looking at July/August to book. Any tips are appreciated.

I asked her to be my BM back in early November and we talked all the time. Well now she got a new job and completely ignores me and I basically have to beg her to hang out. Every time we make plans she always bails out and says she's sick the day of. Well last week my fiance was transferred to another military base and she hasn't even taken time to call or even text to see how I'm doing. Then today she wanted to argue with me about getting a different BM dress because she doesn't think it looks good on her. She went without me and never sent a picture she claimed they didn't have her size but when I called they did. The only reason I'm now having her and my MOH match is because the first time we went BM dress shopping she kept picking out very promiscuous dresses which I do not want at my wedding. I feel like they should look elegant and classy. She keeps trying to look like she's going to prom. She has 6 days to order a dress so it will get here in time and I feel like she is purposely putting it off because she has to pay for it. Which she also got upset when we had to tell her that because she assumed my parents would pay. Here let me update before someone else wants to call me a bridezilla. I'm not asking her to run errands with me we make plans for different things dinner, girls night out, going shopping and she always becomes sick. When we are at work which seems to be the only time I see her she is always on her phone texting people but can't pick up her phone and text me for a week at a time I think regardless of me getting married I think she's being a scrappy friend Update two: BM has no part in wedding planning. I sent her a photo of where wedding and reception will be held and that's about it. My MOH who is my older sister is planning the bachelorette party, Dj, and has found an ordain minister. My parents are planning the invitations, and photographer. I picked colors and decorations. She doesn't have any stress of wedding planning nor do I bombard her with it all I want from her is to be a better friend like she was and stop being a shady friend.

The party planner, the bride, and her attendants have all just arrived at a local hotel to get ready. As the bride is checking in, her future husband strolls through the lobby and stops dead in his tracks when he sees his fiancée. Before he can flee, she turns and sees him. The bride immediately begins panicking about how it's "bad luck" for them to have seen each other. How would you deal with this situation?

I mean the average costs over men and women respectively. What about the responsibilities ? Thnx.

Hi people, I will be getting married in a few months my soon to be husband is originally from India, and I'm from US, we are christian, so we are planning to do the wedding the way Christians of India mostly do it. First is the 'roce' ceremony and mostly Indians from Karnataka, (my husband is from there) do it. The guy and his side of family and friends, while the girl and her side of family and friends meet at their respective houses and the bride/groom and their bridesmaids/bestmen have to sit on Chairs dressed up in old t shirts and pyjama pants, while relatives and friends one by one come and pour a little rose milk over us, so we are going to be drenched wet in rose milk. Then the next day is the bachelor/rette party for friends, a very common trend here in the west. And on the wedding day, it is going to done in the Indian fashion (also including a little bit of western too), one things is, during the mid of the reception I will be taken to the dressing room by my mom, some female relatives, friends and mother in law and be helped changed from my white wedding gown to a shiny red (red appears to be the trademark color in these weddings) saree, with Indian head jewellery, bangles and all and my hair will be ladened with flowers. My husband will change to the Indian sherwani. Another trend by Indians is that the men will pick up the groom and the bride and as we are lifted we should try to kiss while being held up. Haha. Music is going to be Hollywood/Bollywood mix.