My fiance just doesn t care about registering for gifts for our wedding. He says I should just go do it with one of my girlfriends because it would be more fun that way, but I thought he would have wanted a say in what we register for. He says he really doesn t care, and trusts me to do it. Should I look at this like a blessing, so I can just register for what I want and not have to negotiate on stupid boy things? Or should I get him to come with me? Would it be weird if I went and registered without him?

http://postimg.org/gallery/hznenu2s/ Im getting married and my mom came up with these center pieces. Which one do you like?

me and my boyfriend were wondering if its weird to sit alone at an engagement party like bride and grooms do at a wedding?

Do most grooms write a speech in America like is it a tradition and do you remember yours?

My husband and I can only afford about 3000 dollars for a honeymoon. Can anyone give me advice on that? I cannot find anything right now.

A good friend of mine is getting married this spring and told me that I am going to be in his wedding. I would like to bring my girlfriend with me (she has met the couple before) but I am not sure how to ask.

I was invited to the wedding of a formerly close friend (she was one of my bridesmaids) who I hadn't seen in over a year until a few weeks ago, when she reached out to me to get coffee and catch up. I was going to decline the invitation, but now I'm not so sure. Would it be okay if I attend the wedding but don't go to the reception? I would let her know, of course, so she wouldn't save me a seat/meal. Or should I just go to the whole thing? I'm afraid it'll be awkward; other friends I've lost touch with will be there, and I'd rather avoid the whole fakey catching up thing.

Is it okay if I attend a wedding ceremony but don't go to the reception? I was invited to the wedding of a formerly close friend who I haven't seen in over a year. I would let her know I'm not going to the reception, of course, so she wouldn't save me a seat/meal. Or am I better off declining altogether?

My fiance and I are not part of a church so we hired an officiant we found on wedding wire. We paid our officiant $500 but she hasn't helped us at all; when I asked for guidance on the ceremony she just directed me to her webpage and when I put everything together and asked for suggestions all she said was "looks good!" With that price I was supposed to get 2 in person meetings but I didn't and she hasn't been very helpful at all. Should I give her a tip?

Is it okay if I attend a wedding ceremony but don't go to the reception? I was invited to the wedding of a formerly close friend who I haven't seen in over a year. I would let her know I'm not going to the reception, of course, so she wouldn't save me a seat/meal. Or am I better off declining altogether?

Attend wedding ceremony/skip reception, or decline altogether? I was invited to a formerly close friend s wedding in three weeks, and I still haven t RSVPed. We are in our mid twenties and were close friends throughout high school and college. She was one of my bridesmaids two years ago, but since then we ve grown apart, and until she asked me to get coffee a few weeks ago, I hasn t seen her in over a year. RSVPing is causing me a lot of anxiety. I feel like I should go, but I honestly don t want to. There will be other friends there that I haven t seen for a long time (I let a lot of friendships fade as my eating disorder struggles got worse these past two years), and I want to avoid the whole situation. My symptom use is increasing as the date gets closer. I know I need to just make a decision. Would it be okay if I declined the invitation? I feel like that might end the friendship forever, but there isn t much of one anyway. My other idea is to just go to the ceremony and decline going to the reception. I m really torn. Any advice would be much appreciated!

When my cousin introduced me to his fiance i couldn't believe my eyes. She and i use to be lovers in high school. She and i spoke about it in private and agreed to keep it a secret for now. Because they are really in love and she doesn't want him getting upset,