Your Wedding Countdown
This is intended as a guide to help you plan the essential elements in the count down to the wedding day. Organize everything in advance and everything should go smoothly and seek help from family, close friends and professionals.

7 Reasons Why You Need a Wedding Planning Checklist
Have you ever thrown a party for someone? If you have, then you know how difficult it can be to choose the right date, find the best location, decide on the right decorations, pick the perfect refreshments, etc. In fact, without planning, organization and a checklist, a party can fall apart quite quickly.

Fall Wedding Ideas: How to Plan an Autumn Wedding You'll Absolutely Fall in Love With
Scheduling an autumn-wedding can reap the benefits of off-season planning and no extreme weather. Here are fall wedding ideas to help you plan for your special day.

Do's and Don'ts for the Bride-to-Be
Ladies, when it comes time to plan for your big day, do a little research on wedding traditions, budgeting, honeymoons and wedding planners. If your wedding is an event that you are ready to tackle yourself, here are some tips that will make your life easier leading up to the special day. When and if, it becomes too much too handle, do yourself a favor - consult with a wedding planner. You will save time, money and unnecessary stress.

Unique Wedding Gifts for Parents of the Bride and Groom 
Many engaged couples wish to show appreciation to their parents for funding their big day, yet struggle with finding ideas for such a meaningful gift. Fortunately, there are many options for unique wedding gifts for parents of the bride and groom.

Wedding Party Gift Ideas
A well chosen wedding party gift is the best way to thank all the people in your wedding party who helped make the day so memorable for you. We have some ideas for your perfect bridal party gift ideas.

Wedding Expenses- A Basic Wedding Budget Break-Up
Traditionally, when a couple became engaged, it was automatically assumed that the bride’s family would pay for the event. This tradition originated with the paying of the dowry and the bride price. The wedding would be the last expense the bride’s father would be responsible for. After that, she would be the groom’s responsibility. Today, a bride is no longer seen as property passed from father to husband, and so this tradition has been slowly changing.