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You’ve probably got a stack of questions about everything to do with getting hitched, so browse through the articles below for some answers that will help you make the right decision in creating your perfect day.

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Ways To Propose To The Person Of Your Dreams

Ways To Propose To The Person Of Your Dreams

There are some classic ways people have proposed to their loved one. The classic light plane flying over with message hanging out the back... a book chronichling the journey of love between two people (which my nephew did) and having candles and rose petals write the words out on a beach in Bali so that when you walk out onto the balcony at dusk you are presented with the words "Marry Me Steve" like I was proposed to.

But how about this guy, Ray Smith who spent 5 months proposing to his wife to be.

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Staggering Figures For Royal Wedding

Staggering Figures For Royal Wedding

According to British wedding site Bridebook, Markle’s upcoming wedding is reportedly estimated to cost around $58.3 million, or £32 million, about $22 million more than Prince William and Kate’s reported $36.6 million nuptials. 

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Will Your Wedding Cost More Than $42,000

Will Your Wedding Cost More Than $42,000

So what's the why behind the lower overall spend? We’re seeing fewer formal and black-tie weddings—which are naturally pricier—as couples choose to tie the knot in nontraditional locations that let their unique story shine, require fewer embellishments and call for a smaller budget.

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I Made It To Pinterest

I Made It To Pinterest

Pinterest is an eclectic look at what's out there today and you can keep it all in one safe place. It's the 2018 version (or perhaps that should be 2010 version) of scrap booking. Except no longer do you have to cut out the pic from Marie Claire and glue it in a book of paper that feels like it should still be on a tree or on a butcher shop counter.

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Making Your Big Day Stand Out

Making Your Big Day Stand Out

By "scrimp" I mean, "don't rush" writing it. And tell all your other speech makers to do the same!  Take some quiet time, alone to really think about what you want to say on the day.  Look online to get hints from other people's wedding speeches.  Check the protocol on what you definitely need to nail in your speech and then speak from the heart. It's fine to have notes with you on the day. Either write it out fully if that works for you, or make dot points that you can refer to, to keep you moving through in the order that you want to.  I include the MC in this category too. This person, along with the music, can either make or break the evening.

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