I'm going to a destination wedding in the Caribbean by the end of this month. The reason I'm going is because I'm the best-man's girlfriend. We have been dating for 1.5 years and things are going great between me and him, and between me and his family. However, the couple getting married is very attractive and fashionable. They are nice, but they can be a little judgmental about certain image choices... as far as I know, the groom was criticizing my boyfriend's outfits for the trip (not the wedding)... he was having an opinion about his swimsuits & some t-shirts and stuff... I felt bad for my boyfriend, because even though I know he's not trendy... it doesn't bother me because it's a very shallow "con" compared to all the good things he has and does for me. People consider me fashionable and cute, and probably I am BUT under certain budget... I had planned what I considered a good outfit for this wedding (summery & decent, since I will be in front of his family members)... however, the jewelry is cute but cheap, and also is the rest of the outfit... I don't think it looks cheap, but I don't know if people of such a high profile like them would notice. The only thing that MAY be a little nice is the dress... do you think that matters for a wedding like that? I know my family and friends wouldn't notice, and I can't spend hundreds and hundreds (or thousands) on outfits I may never wear again... but I don't want to feel cheap with all the personalities attending that wedding.

My sister s wedding shower is coming up, and I have been to wedding showers, but I can t remember if the maid of honor/sister of the bride has given the bride anything at the shower. Do I give her one at the shower or no? And if I do, what do I give her, something from the registry or something else?

Sorry, I meant to type where would you have your wedding?

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My best friend is getting married in a few weeks and I am the MOH. I do not like the groom and think she is making a huge mistake (as do most). However, I am very aware that she is an adult and can make her own decisions, and their relationship is none of my business, and I'm just a bystander. She mentioned that it is my duty to make a toast at the reception, and I told her that I'd be "too nervous" to do one in front of 200+ people, but she said that I owe her since she did a toast at my wedding. It is VERY hard for me to stand up in front of everyone and tell them that I'm so happy for them, when that's just a complete lie. What would you guys do? Tell her no, say a simple "Congrats"? I thought about just directing the toast to the bride solely. Any suggestions would be great and thanks in advance. Sorry guys, I used the wrong word in the question. She did not ask me to give a SPEECH just a TOAST (like I said in the details above).

So I ve been in almost a dozen wedding in my life so far and have gotten plenty of pocket knives, flasks, bottle openers, etc....and now that my wedding is coming up I wanted to be more unique with the gift to my guys rather than the same old ideas. The idea I ve come up with is personilzed bobble heads for each guy in a suit matching the wedding colors. I can t decide if this is a great idea people would love or its just me that thinks have a bobble head of myself would be sweet. Opinions...would you be happy to get a personalized bobble head of yourself as a gift?

I want my vows & my husbands vows that We have written to be said in private instead of out loud and in front of everyone . . Not the one we have to say like for better or for worst , the one we actually made . . Do you think We should do it at the honeymoon instead ?

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