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Ten Secrets To Planning A Successful Wedding Your Friends Will Envy
By Terrica Skaggs | Published  03/19/2006 | Reception |
Terrica Skaggs
Terrica Skaggs is a former model and chief wedding consultant of Once Upon Your Wedding. She is also the host of the online wedding show, WeddingStyle. For more information, visit her website at www.onceuponyourwedding.com or send her an email to terrica@onceuponyourwedding.com. 

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Brides who know it all need go no further into this article than this paragraph, because it is not for them. Neither is it for those who are satisfied with where they are in their wedding planning and the progress they've made so far.

You've got the dress. You've got the man. The caterer's booked, along with the photographer and the D.J. Are you still worried about your wedding day? Will your guests enjoy themselves? Most importantly, will you enjoy yourself? After all, it is your day! Whether you have the next year or a limited time until your wedding, your event can still be just as spectacular as those seen in the magazines and TV Shows. Yes, you can impress your family and friends with your celebrity-style wedding, and I am going to show you how.

1.) Remember Your Guests. Your family and friends will have gone to some expense to enjoy your nuptials with you. Make sure that you show your appreciation and include them - guests like to feel like they belong. If you have a lot of out-of-town guests, be sure to provide them with a welcome basket in their rooms. This can be done on your own (or you can buy pre-made) by adding inexpensive staples and mementos of your host city.

If you opt not to provide a basket or gift for your guests, at least supply them with an itinerary. Guests who come to another city for a weekend for only one event will want to see more of you and share in your wedding events. Inviting them to your rehearsal dinner or a post-wedding brunch is a very kind and generous gesture.

 









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