I am having a bachelorette party in February and I was wondering who does the invites. Is it me or the maid of honor?

I thought it would be really cool to have an engagement ring with a chunk of carbon in it. Then, the carbon could be made into a diamond for the wedding ring. Is it even possible?

Things get lost in the mail... it happens. So if a guest was in the lobby and you knew there was no place card or place setting for them, would you be honest in a nice and non confrontational way that you just didn't receive their RSVP but you'll talk to the MD and find a place for them to sit? Or would you let them be confused about why there's no place card for them and why they can't sit until the waiters set a place for them last minute?

Then when she found out you're joking. she got so angry and is not talking to you no more.

My fiancé and I took our engagement pictures last Saturday. It is now Sunday night. She promised that we would have the proof s Tuesday then Tuesday night she said give her until Thursday. Still no pictures! So Friday I asked her about it and she said this weekend we would have our proof s. It s Sunday night and she said "she hasn t forgotten about us" she s just been busy moving into her new house. She said she hasn t started at all. This time she didn t give us a time frame. I m upset because we agreed to have ALL the pictures in a week-week and a half. It s already been a little over a week and we don t even have the proof s!! Should I be upset or am I being impatient. I ve been kind with her. She just keeps putting us off and I have already paid her in full. I seen alot of her work and was referred to her by another photographer. I wasn t expecting this hassle. If she knew she was going to be moving and couldn t be completely committed to sticking to her end of the contract, why just be truthful?

I've been seeing it around lately, what with photo shoots with the groomsmen wielding lightsabers, opening their shirts to reveal superhero costumes underneath, etcetera. A lot of people have been telling me to "grow up and realize it's a wedding, not a 12-year-old's birthday party". If it IS juvenile, then WHY is it the latest craze today?

You're planning your wedding. Your fiancee is a vampire nerd and wants a vampire themed wedding. You're a Star Wars nerd and want a Star Wars themed wedding. She kinda wants one too. How do you compromise?

So I'm having a lil trouble here...I'm getting married but my my fiancé don't want dancing so what can I do at a wedding that will keep people there and entertain what out heaven dancing.? I already have musical chairs is there anything else I can do to keep my guess entertain?