Essential guide to wedding etiquette
By: Sharon Naylor.
Publisher: Sourcebooks, Inc.
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Naperville, Ill
Language: eng
Subjects: Wedding etiquette.
Table of contents: title: Your engagement; title: Sharing the great news; title: Informing friends and family; title: Save the date cards; title: Wedding announcements and save the date cards; title: Newspaper announcements; title: Printed announcements; title: Engagement parties; title: Your wedding website; title: Choosing your wedding party; title: Selecting and asking your wedding party members to participate; title: Making your choices of maid of honor and best man; title: Handling difficult situations; title: The etiquette of the working together process; title: The roles of your wedding party members; title: Removing a wedding party member; title: Your planning team; title: Inviting parents and others to help plan the wedding; title: Deciding their level of involvement; title: How to ask them respectfully; title: Parent and stepparent etiquette; title: Wedding coordinator etiquette; title: Parents' roles and responsibilities : a new world of etiquette rules; title: Money issues; title: Talking money to set a budget; title: When money is an issue; title: The etiquette of prenuptial agreements; title: Prenuptial agreements; title: Your guest list; title: Building your guest list; title: Creating your list; title: Parents' guest list etiquette and guest issues; title: Handling the issue of children; title: Cutting your list down; title: Ceremony planning; title: Ceremony style etiquette; title: Religious ceremonies; title: Interfaith ceremonies; title: Secular ceremonies; title: Ceremonies; title: Second weddings; title: Destination weddings; title: Other special styles; title: Working with an officiant; title: Personalizing your ceremony; title: Tributes and special touches; title: Reception planning; title: A matter of style and formality; title: Working with your reception manger or caterer; title: Seating chart etiquette; title: Wedding day wardrobe; title: Matching choices to formality and style; title: The etiquette of group shopping, long-distance organizing, ordering, and paying; title: Invitations; title: Choosing your style of print packages; title: Invitation wording; title: Etiquette of additional printed items; title: Handling regrets and cancellations; title: Flowers and decor; title: Special etiquette notes about flowers; title: Parties, gifts, and more; title: Etiquette tips for additional parties; title: Bridal showers; title: Bridal brunches and breakfasts; title: Wedding weekend events; title: Wedding morning gatherings; title: Favors and gifts; title: Ideal choices; title: Donations instead of gifts or favors?; title: Guests' lodging and transportation needs; title: The rehearsal and rehearsal dinner; title: Rehearsal etiquette; title: Rehearsal dinner etiquette; title: On the wedding day; title: The wedding morning; title: Pre-ceremony etiquette; title: Guests are greeted and seated; title: Timely arrivals : late is not fashionable; title: Who's escorting the bride down the aisle; title: Post-ceremony etiquette; title: The receiving line; title: Post-ceremony moments; title: At the reception; title: The grand entrance; title: Special dances; title: Toasts; title: Greeting guests and accepting gifts; title: Cutting the cake; title: Garter and bouquet tosses; title: Your departure; title: After the wedding; title: The after-party and wedding morning celebrations; title: Sending guests home happy; title: Saying thank you.