Amy Spade

The 411 of Proper Wedding Dance Etiquette

Although the ‘old’ days had a very basic structure to the wedding schedule of events, times have changed and those rules don’t always apply anymore. So, when it comes to who dances with whom, there are multiple answers. Lining up the dance partners It should go without saying that the bride and the groom are the first to dance. (posted by Amy 6 years 20 days ago.)

Walking Down the Wedding Aisle: Who Walks Who, Anyway?

Another dilemma that often comes up when planning a wedding is who will walk the bride down the aisle. Although traditionally it’s the father that does this, the plethora of step-families has made it a more difficult decision. This is especially true when the step parents have been in the children’s lives for a long time. (posted by Amy 6 years 23 days ago.)

Picking Your Wedding Official: What You Need to Know

To truly capture the spirit of your wedding day, you will need to find a pastor or a minister that represents your faith. And of course, you also want to choose someone that will do your ceremony justice and interact well with you as a couple. How to make the choice (posted by Amy 6 years 25 days ago.)

How to’s for choosing the best man and matron of honor

The trick with having a wedding party is that eventually you’re going to have to choose someone to be the ‘best’ something. Women have it slightly easier because they can opt to have a Matron of Honor as well as a Maid of Honor, but even so, it’s a difficult decision to make. Any tips? (posted by Amy 6 years 28 days ago.)

The Right Wedding Reception Glasses and Dinnerware Make a Big Difference

Of all the things to worry about, why should you worry about the glasses and the dinnerware? Well, maybe it’s not that you should worry so much as you should make sure that you have everything that anyone could need. Depends on the menu (posted by Amy 6 years 33 days ago.)

Tips For Making Your Wedding Bouquets Last

Because a lot of the wedding preparations start in the morning and go well into the afternoon, the flowers will need to be delivered well before the ceremony. If it’s a warm day, you might find you and your bridesmaids with wilted, dropping flowers. But don’t worry there are ways to avoid this as well. (posted by Amy 6 years 38 days ago.)