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• *****Should you give Out Wedding Favors? 6 Reasons Why this Practice Still Rocks  Wedding Tips Trisha Bartle 0 Many wedding trends of decades past aren’t nearly as crucial today as they used to be. Now, more and more couples are doing away with classic wedding traditions for a number of reasons, whether it’s to save money, save time or tailor the experience to their unique love.

 Cheers Corkscrew But some of those wedding traditions stand the test of time. One of those is the practice of giving out wedding favors to guests, like this classic cheers corkscrew. Thoughtful gifts make guests feel welcome and can make your theme shine!
 1. Guests will love it…if you choose wisely Try to find a favor that is useful or practical. After all, most people will love to take something home with them that they can use later. For instance, sets of measuring spoons are both practical and fun.
 2. Everyone likes food and drinks You can be sure that if you hand out food or drinks as favors, like personalized chocolates, no one will be complaining. They’ll be too busy enjoying their treat!
 3. You can make them fun Don’t worry, wedding favors can be fun, especially if they’re incorporated into a wedding activity. For instance, you could set up a photo booth at the reception and give the photos to guests as their favors.
 4. They can be meaningful Don’t think of wedding favors as throwaways. Instead, think of them as an extension of you as a couple. Choose something that fits your interests or family dynamic. Do you like to travel as a couple? Hand out travel themed luggage tags. It will be fun to share your hobby with guests.
 5. It’s a classic gesture Hey, there’s nothing wrong with tradition! If you love the classic wedding traditions, keep wedding favors on the list. Guests will love beautifully packaged soap. After all, it’s a great way to say thank you to all your guests.
 6. They aren’t as expensive as you think Sure, costs add up when you have hundreds of guests, but don’t go thinking that wedding favors will take a big chunk of your budget. Most wedding favors will only be one to three dollars per person. These fun, personalized bottle openers are as low as $2.45 each!********************

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR A FABULOUS WEDDINGPLAN YOUR --FALL- WINTER- SPRING GARDEN -- AND SUMMER WEDDINGS   I Now Pronounce You Paid In Full: Who Pays for What During the Wedding Celebrations There’s no two ways about it: weddings are expensive. Paying for every detail is enough to drain any family’s financial coffers and – even worse – leave them wrestling with debt. Especially for new couples paying their own way during the wedding, the expenses quickly add up. The following is a traditional guide to dividing expenses equally and fairly among the four major participants in planning the four main parts of the wedding celebration: rehearsal dinner, ceremony, reception, and honeymoon. These are guidelines more than rules, and are intended to show tradition more than carved-in-stone etiquette. The Bride’s Family There’s a popular misconception among the unmarried of the world that the bride’s family foots the entire bill. That’s not entirely true, though unfortunately it may feel that way for the father of the bride! Traditionally, the bride’s family finances the reception dinner with all its facets: the food, drink, venue, service staff (including tips), flower arrangements, wedding favors, and any other miscellany. The bride’s family also pays for many of the necessities leading up to the ceremony: these usually include the bridal gown, the wedding invitations and save-the-date reminders, as well as the engagement and wedding photographs. Finally (!) the wedding ceremony costs, the photographer and videographer fees, the cost of the ring bearer and flower girl accessories, the transportation costs and bridesmaids bouquets are all picked up by the bride’s family. Honestly… if you’re the parent of a young girl, start saving right now. The Bride Compared to her family, the bride gets off relatively easy. Brides traditionally pay for the groom’s wedding band, gifts for her bridesmaids, the bridesmaids’ luncheon, her blood test fees, and the wedding day lingerie. In the strictest traditional sense, the bride should also pay for her out-of-town bridesmaids accommodations. The Groom Okay, guys. Time to pony up. Following the engagement ring (that two-month’s salary guideline is passé, by the way) you’ve still got a few things left to buy. You’ll pay for the honeymoon, the marriage license, and gifts for your groomsmen. The gentleman groom, however, also pays for the bridal bouquet and corsages for your mother and your new mother-in-law. You’ll also pick up the boutonnieres, ties, and accessories for the groomsmen, and finally the bride’s wedding ring. Gifts for the ushers and for your parents go the extra distance to showing your class. You should also pay the honorarium for the judge, justice of the peace, or clergyman who officiates the ceremony, too. The Groom’s Family Besides their own attire, the groom’s family is responsible for the rehearsal dinner and all its details. The Maid of Honor Bachelorette parties and wedding showers are the responsibility of the maid of honor. This includes all the details, top to bottom. The Best Man The best man is master of ceremonies and godfather of the bachelor party, from the planning to the execution to pouring all the guests into cabs at the end of the night. It’s a dirty job, but someone’s got to do it. The Groomsmen and Bridesmaids Most of the attire – for example, the tuxedo rental and costs of the gown – are the responsibility of the individual wedding party member. They also give a gift to the newlyweds. Groomsmen arriving from out-of-town are also expected to pay for their accommodations**** ************************************ DON'T FORGET THE BRIDAL SHOWER FAVORS, BRIDAL PARTY GIFTS, GROOMSMAN GIFTS, AND MUCH MORE.... UNIQUE FAVORS, BEACH THEME, WINE THEME, CHOCOLATE FLAVORS, AND MORE ....*********************************. Planning a wine-themed wedding? Find just what you're looking for! Shop My Wedding Favors for great selection and value pricing.