So, I just got engaged, but my fiancee is afraid to tell her parents and/or just about anybody she knows. I know she likes to keep things low key, but I think she s going a little overboard. What should I do?

Our wedding is this summer. Very informal, laid back, "rustic" if you will. It will be in the backyard of the grooms eldest sister, who had her wedding there 5 months ago (she kindly offered us the same venue). How should I write that if the guests cannot stand for long periods of time (it's going to be a short ceremony, with a potluck dinner and dancing afterwards), to bring their own outdoor chairs? So far, I have: Attire: Casual - dress for the weather. . . . . . Comfortable standing shoes. . . . . . Friendly advice: If you cannot stand for long periods, feel free to bring an outdoor chair. Should I just leave it at "Feel free to bring your own outdoor chair?" Other suggestions? Thanks so much. Or "Feel free to bring an outdoor chair if standing is an issue?"

I live in nyc and im looking for a store that offer very different type of wedding dresses. i dont like typical wedding dresses i want fun and different. im willing to even work with a up and coming student that makes wrdding dresses.

It will be in September and we have about an hour or two. Are there any chartered tours of the historic buildings or boats?