Wedding & Events Blog
What is a Wedding Recovery Day?
After the whirlwind of excitement and emotions that come with a wedding, it's essential to take some time afterward for recovery. Enter the βWedding Recovery Dayβ, an unofficial holiday that is a time for the newlyweds to relax, recharge, and simply enjoy each other's company after the end of the wedding festivities.
How Do Fundraisers Work?
Fundraisers are a vital tool for individuals, organizations, or communities to gather financial support for a cause, project, or event. Whether itβs a nonprofit raising money for charity, a school funding extracurricular programs, or an individual seeking support for personal medical expenses, fundraisers come in many forms. Here's how they typically work.
How to Politely Say No Kids at a Wedding
While some couples adore the idea of little ones running around during their celebration, others may prefer an adults-only affair. If you've decided on a child-free wedding, here are some polite and tactful ways to communicate your wishes without causing offense.
What To Do If It Rains on Your Wedding Day
Rain on your wedding day may not be what you dreamed of, but it doesnβt have to dampen your spirits or your celebration. With the right mindset and preparation, rain can add charm, intimacy, and even good luck to your special day. Hereβs a guide to help you embrace and navigate wet wedding weather.
Do Spouses Go to Class Reunions?
Whether or not to bring your spouse to a class reunion depends on the eventβs guidelines, your personal preferences, and your spouseβs interest. Ultimately, the goal of a reunion is to celebrate connections and relive cherished memories, so choose the option that allows you and your spouse to enjoy the event to the fullest.