Announcing your wedding

photo: weddingpaperdivas.com

Whether you're headed to a destination  or not, there will always be a group of people that for one reason or another are not invited to your wedding.  Friends of friends, co-workers and even clients may be those kinds of people with whom you want to share the news.

This EmilyPost.com article gives the official etiquette for wording and timing.  And the ideas abound on just how to spread the word, from a simple Facebook posting to a more formal, printed announcement, like the one above from WeddingPaperDivas.com.

Finish your "thank yous" while you "I Do"

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Read how BrideBox.com describes some fun ways to incorporate your destination wedding as part of your thank yous.  A little planning ahead of time might make for a memorable (and easy!) post card Thank You to those who made your day so special.

How to be a guest at your own wedding

The smart couple allows their wedding planner/coordinator to handle all the headaches that might come with travel for a wedding.  Use this list to empower your planner so you become a VIP guest at your own wedding.