My future SIL asked me to take care of the flower girls baskets for her upcoming wedding. There s two 3 year old girls, & one 10 year old. I feel like goldilocks trying to find baskets that would be "just the right size" for all 3!? Would it be appropriate for the older girl to have a larger one & younger 2 smaller ones? It s a very traditional, all out, kind of wedding... don t want to disappoint. (I d ask the bride to be but she s done with details! )

In the church I'm guessing it was for pictures. Also this was my first time at wedding seeing bridesmaids sit down in chairs. Her backdrop was lovely but she had so many decorations you couldn't see anything. It was so beautifully decorated but see could hardly see anything with theor seating. Other guests complained about not seeing as well. The reception was lovely decorated, but when got there we had to wait 20 minutes to get into the hall because the wedding planner who had the seating chart was late. What made things worse was there was a lot of older guests there complaints. I have a bad foot so naturally my foot hurt & there was nowhere to sit. Finally when found our table my husband & I were so set alone from our families. The bride & groom knew our families. No one at the table talked to us a first. They were still putting centerpieces together as guest were walking inside & still while guests where seated. The bathroom was small & the sink was broke along with no soap & soap disposer coming apart. The appetizers was good but the buffet style long was long. It's took forever it was a short buffet with long line. The party Bridal took forever to get the hall & the hall runs outs of appetizers. The hall was crowded you had to walk around many chairs to get to your seat. Along with when finally got our food our chicken was cold too salty. Plus the salad was warm. The juice line was long. Lines were long. People at our table complained.

My husband and I are having a vow renewal ceremony and we are trying to find a clever hashtag for our wedding. Our last name is Zoch (like sock but with a z) please help! :)

So I'm a Jew (reformed) of Russian, Lithuanian and Polish decent and my fiancé is Mexican and Roman Catholic. We've been engaged for about 3 weeks now and we were wondering how we'd get married. We both don't want to raise our future children as Jews but he told me he didn't want to get married under the Catholic Church. We are considering becoming Protestant and both of our immediate families are fine with it. The only problem is that my grandparents and his extended family, especially his grandmother do not aprove. I was wiling to convert to Catholicism but my fiancé doesn't really believe in the Catholic views. Is there anything we should do?

can you help us find a creative wedding hashtag?? My finance's last name is Bucher. We have come up with "#BucherorBust and #BecomingBucher. Any other creative, fun ideas would be so appreciated!!