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A lot of couples make the same mistake regarding the wedding menu – they try to impress their guests with exotic foods. But often, this works backward. People feel uneasy and uncomfortable when they don’t know what they’re eating and even how to eat it. The majority wants something familiar and delicious at the wedding dinner. And it’s much cheaper to serve the local seasonal food than something exotic. Sure, you can have one or two exotic dishes but not more.
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Saudi traditional weddings differ a lot from Western-style marriage ceremonies. The main and most unexpected difference is that Saudi couples often have separate wedding celebrations for the groom’s and the bride’s side. At the end of the evening, they join efforts and continue to celebrate together, but first, each side parties separately.
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There are several main wedding catering styles: plated meal, cafeteria buffet, self-serve buffet, food stations, food trucks, and cake / appetizers. Each of them has its advantages and disadvantages, so the couple has to study them and decide which to have. We can’t say that one of them is better than the other. You have to choose what kind of wedding dinner is the best for you, depending on the number of guests, wedding budget, type of food you like, wedding theme, etc.
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There are many awful and embarrassing wedding traditions but this one is definitely among the worst top list. The bride and her bridesmaids take photos of their naked or panty-clad buttocks. But seriously, whom can you chow such pictures? Would you really want them in your wedding photo album? The wedding photos are made to memorize possibly the most romantic and life-affirming moment of your life. So, choose among hundreds of different romantic, fun, and creative ideas for wedding snaps, but make them decent.
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It depends on the type of ceremony, country, local traditions or family traditions, and many other factors. But usually, it lasts for 15 minutes – 1.5 hours. Make sure that your guests don’t get bored waiting for it to end. Also, the length of the wedding ceremony should be worth coming there. It is good when those who are late can reach at least some part of the ceremony instead of coming in 20 minutes late and seeing that everything is over already. So, give your wedding guests enough time to awww! and cry and enjoy looking at your dress and feel the atmosphere of the event.
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In Armenia, there is a cute wedding tradition. Every single woman who helps the bride to prepare for her marriage ceremony writes her name on the sole of the bridal shoes. Afterward, when these women get married, the bride (or rather wife already) crosses off their names on the sole. Looks like a fun ritual and an extra reason to meet with friends and solemnly cross out every name.
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What is a micro wedding? It’s a very small wedding ceremony – only 4-8 people. Only the couple, wedding witnesses, the official, and sometimes parents or closest friends. Such weddings are budget-friendly and are great for those people who want a small and homey marriage ceremony. Also, in today’s realities, a micro wedding is a perfect option during the Coronavirus pandemic – it’s much safer for everybody.
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These days, a lot of couples get a wedding insurance, especially when they’re working with wedding planners or plan on having a big wedding. And those brides and grooms who were forced to cancel or postpone their wedding because of the coronavirus lockdown didn’t regret it. What issues can a wedding insurance cover? Extreme weather, sickness or injuries (not only the couple but any guests), problems with vendors, lost or stolen wedding presents, wedding dress damage, and other things. Should you have an insurance? If you’re planning a small wedding, it’s not necessary, but if your future wedding is grand, consider taking care about possible risks – the insurance will cost you not much but you’ll be ready for any unpleasant surprises.
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Thai people, especially wealthier families, are used to having large weddings, with up to about 100-300 guests. But it’s hard to tell the exact number because it’s totally normal for the wedding guests to bring uninvited family and friends with them. What would an American couple say if you brought not even +1 but +5, for example? In Thailand, everyone who attends the wedding reception is welcomed and fed, no matter if he/she was invited and expected or not.
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Most of the dishes are the same and can be whatever you decide. But winter wedding meal needs to be more nourishing to keep your guests sated and warm. Spring and summer wedding menu is lighter, with more salads, veggies, and snacks. Even the wedding cake should be lighter in summer and more substantial in winter. Also, you can count on seasonal food because it’s good for your budget. So, talk the menu through with your food vendor to make the best choices. But in general, you can get anything delivered for your wedding reception thanks to the modern world’s retailing.
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There is a certain standard for Korean weddings as to how much money to give the bride and groom. It’s not a 100% must, but people usually follow this rule. If you’re not very close to the couple (for instance, a colleague or distant relative), you’re to give $50. If you’re close friends or close relatives, you bring $100. Or if you’re financially well-off and want to help the couple with their expenses, you can give $200 and more.
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