My fiance and I don't want a big wedding. We're thinking ceremony, talking, then we see everyone out. Not cake, no after party, etc. What is the purpose of such? We will have waters set out for our guests, 20 max. We just want it simple and to the point. Opinions? We're 2 broke kids in love who want to do this for under $500 as well, though the short & sweet thing is already spoken for; we want to get married without all the fluff in it. Uniting us together forever is enough for us.

They are setting up a wedding registry. I just think the whole idea of giving a gift to someone that is wealthy when they already have more than anyone I know is ridiculous. Your take? Did I forget to mention his girlfriend is a lawyer too? So they have a combined income of at least $300,000 a year. What could I possibly give them? A toaster? A can opener? I won't even be attending their wedding in Fiji for crying out loud! They live in Brentwood, a very wealthy neighborhood of Los Angeles.

So i made my wedding invitations today and we got ones with our picture on it but we did not have any professional looking pictures so we used a selfie. Does that seem kind of stupid?

for like your reception do you want it to be fairytale, cinderella, rustic, country,princessy,simple,elegant, vintage...etc some of them aer going to be really neat and different and i like to hear about it since i want to be a wedding/ event planner when i grow up. give me all the details if possible

i want to be a wedding planner when i grow up and im curious to what dresss styles I will see my brides wearing. i really am excited to be in that carreer and i really love wedding dresses. ive already picked out a few dresses i love! like a bluush lace tulle ball gown!!

It's for a parent and his new husband. The wedding guest list is very small, and he's asked me to say something to have someone from our family welcome him. I basically have a few seconds of thank them and the guests, then saying they make a great couple and I'm happy to see them happy, and then say congratulations, say welcome and end with a joke. It's difficult to figure how to address them besides their names and There's not a lot of example wedding toasts for second weddings from a daughter. It's short because I know I'm not a great storyteller and I'm completely without help with putting this together, which I've never done this before. It's not because I don't care or anything negative

it is for the bride and groom. the date is February 20th