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Published: 23 October 2020

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If your wedding destination is far from your home, remember to find the local vendors (wedding planner, photographer, food vendors, florist, etc) – they will be familiar with the area, local food, the landscape, and other issues, and also, you won’t need to pay for their trip to the wedding location. You can find and contact them online or by the phone.

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Published: 09 October 2020

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This tip is among the most often offered by the wedding photographers. If you want your wedding photos to be perfect, a try-out will help you and the photographer to get to know each other, get used to work together, and let the photographer find your best side. The more he or she works with your and your honey’s faces, the better the photos are. Also, you’ll be able to learn or try different poses so that you didn’t spend time on it on your wedding day.

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Published: 21 October 2020

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In Guatemala, brides often wear the traditional outfit for their wedding – hand-woven folk skirt and folk blouse called “huipil”. Also, they complement it with a cathedral (or just long) wedding veil and white shoes. The veil must be long because it is believed that the longer a veil, the happier a marriage. It is typical for the groom to pay for his bride’s wedding outfit.

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Published: 07 October 2020

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If you have a small wedding budget and want something unusual and simple for your big day celebration, think about making a picnic dinner. Of course, this option is not for everybody – far from it, but it will suit some couples perfectly. The most important tip: warn your wedding guests so that they dressed in more comfortable clothing and footwear. Also, prepare blankets, food and drinks (tasty appetizers, bite food, picnic food, a thermos of tea and coffee, etc), utensils (including a corkscrew, a few knives, etc), and other useful items. It’s always handy to make a list in advance so that you didn’t forget anything.

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Published: 19 October 2020

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In France, a wedding usually lasts long, the celebration goes on until the wee hours. Only the wedding dinner can last until 12 p.m. – 1 a.m. And after that, the wedding guests party until the next morning. Even older people, grandmothers and grandfathers, can stay very late, long after midnight.

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Published: 06 October 2020

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Spanish brides often use wedding bouquets with orange blossoms in them. They symbolize purity and innocence. Orange trees are special because they bear fruit and flowers at the same time. Of course, there are many other florals and color palettes for Spanish wedding bouquets, but orange blossoms are among the most popular elements of such bouquets.

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Published: 16 October 2020

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One of the main elements of Swedish wedding attire is the intricate crown. It’s eye-catching and attractive, though rather heavy. Every crown is unique. The size varies from tiny to rather large. The crown can be made from silver, gold, or can be gold-plated. A bride feels like she’s a queen on her big day with such a crown on her head.

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Published: 05 October 2020

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If you decide to have a wedding reception in your backyard, prepare your neighbors in advance. Talk to them about the noise, cars parked in front of your house, tipsy wedding guests, and so on. Your immediate neighbors will suffer the most, so apologize to them and explain your situation before the actual event. Maybe take a food gift basket or a homemade pie with you when you go negotiate with your neighbors. No one wants the police coming to their wedding because the neighbors called them, so it’s in your best interest to have good relationships with people living next door.

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Published: 12 October 2020

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This is a set of different little things that might be extremely useful on your wedding day. In case of any small mishap, like a broken nail or ripped clothes or anxiety nausea, this emergency kit will be handy. Save yourself from such fails with a prepared in advance emergency kit that includes a nail file, deodorant, glue, scissors, safety pins, razors, dental floss, painkillers, and so on so forth – anything you can think of.

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Published: 02 October 2020

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Spanish traditional Catholic weddings have a lovely tradition. The groom presents 13 coins in a special box or purse to his bride as a symbol of their future shared family budget. It means that he will share all his possessions with her during their marriage. These coins are called “arras” or “unity coins”. They are blessed by a priest.