The wedding cake is a ceremony staple, but a quite a lot of modern couples decide not to serve a traditional wedding cake to their guests, choosing alternatives such as dessert buffets, DIY dessert bars or even cheese towers. Here are 5 reasons to forgo a wedding cake and opt for something else.

Wines and liquors are still the classic majors for the weddings, however, many couples are beer lovers and want to have beer as the signature drink. And it's possible! Organizing a beer-themed wedding is so simple, but you need to know what organization problems you might face.

Buying a wedding dress of your dream is definitely the most exciting part of your wedding preparations. However, it can become a nightmare and you can make the choice you will regret later. Remember these wedding dress shopping tips and find the dress that was tailored for you.

Cake cutting is a quite common tradition and one of the highlights of a wedding. However, some couples choose to forgo this ceremony because they don't like it or don't have a wedding cake. Here are 6 alternatives to the cake cutting ceremony that you may find interesting.

Empty wine bottles are waiting to be recycled! But if you have no idea for home use, then why don't you use them to personalize your wedding? Vineyard theme is perfect for summer outdoor weddings, however, you can use bottles even in winter. Check out these 7 ways to use wine bottles in your wedding decor.

Gorgeous flower centerpieces will be the main decoration of your wedding site, but lame florist will spoil everything. The centerpieces won't look as good as you imagined, flowers will wither and you will be charged for that disaster! Remember these 7 questions to ask a wedding florist before hiring them.

Cake cutting ceremony is one of the highlights of a wedding, and guests absolutely love to see it. If you want the ceremony to go off without a hitch, you need to get some planning done. Here are 7 cake cutting ceremony tips that might come in handy.

Should it be paper or online save-the-date card? That's the question many brides and grooms ask themselves while planning their weddings. About five years ago online save-the-date cards considered to be something faux pas, but now they are as fine as the classic paper invitations. So if you want to use them rather than paper ones, you're free to go, but remember these online save-the-date etiquette and tips.

If you are in a long-term, committed relationship and your partner has been invited to a wedding, you can expect to be the unspecified guest they bring along, aka a plus-one. Being a plus-one can be an anxious experience, because you don't know most guests, yet you are expected to have fun and mingle. Here are 6 tips for being a plus-one at a wedding.

The moment when the bride is preparing to become a wife is alike to the bud that is about to blossom. Flowers, green branches, pastel colors and sweet treats paired with nice alcohol cocktails... What can be better for spring bridal shower?

So, you've been invited to a wedding, but you're not allowed to bring a plus-one or you're not dating anyone at the moment. Attending a wedding alone can be awkward, but you don't have to spend all the time standing on the sidelines. It is possible to have a lot of fun even if you've come to a wedding unaccompanied. How to survive attending a wedding without a date?

Valentine's Day is the most romantic holiday and you're sure that you will spend it together with the person you love. And if you're planning to propose, then you can't find any better day for that. We've gathered for you 6 ways to propose on Valentine's Day.

So, you've been invited to a wedding, and now you have a lot to think about. What should you wear? What gift should you buy? Should you a bring plus-one? The last question is very important because breach of wedding plus-one etiquette is considered a major faux pas. Here are some general plus-one rules you should be following.

Engraving wedding bands is one of the most popular ways to make the rings more personal. You can write something special for two of you, that will always be your secret you share with your spouse. But before you start doing that remember these wedding ring engraving tips and ideas.

If you've been invited to a wedding, you need to learn some basic wedding etiquette rules in order not to spoil one of the most important days in the happy couple's life. Here are 6 tips for wedding guests that may come in handy.

Choosing wedding cakes is so fun! You have to taste so many cakes, till you chose the one that you like, and only then choose the way you want your cake to look like. Should it look elaborate and smooth or be fluffy and light? Or may be, you want fluffy and light buttercream cake, but looking like a smooth fondant cake? It's time for you to find out, what is the difference between fondant and buttercream wedding cakes and choose the right one.

A receiving line is a wedding tradition where guests line up to greet the newlyweds and (sometimes) their parents. It typically takes place between the ceremony and the reception. Some couples think that it is too time-consuming and old fashioned, while others consider it the best way to welcome and thank their guests. If you belong to the latter category, check out our tips for handling your receiving line.

Getting engaged is surely the happiest thing in you life, because you've been waiting for that for years. Now, before two of you become one, you have to enjoy this time. But wait a minute, do you know, what 7 things you should do after engagement?

Traditionally, the bride's wedding party consists of her female friends and relatives (bridesmaids), and the groom's wedding party includes his male friends and relatives (groomsmen). However, more and more brides and grooms prefer to take an unconventional route and have members of the opposite sex as attendants. Here are some tips for planning a wedding with a mixed-gender wedding party.

There are plenty of ideas for your bridal shower, and many would find, that wine tasting is one of the best and mostly appreciated. We totally agree with it, because there's nothing better than a glass of wine paired with tasty cheese. But there are so many “How's?” and “What's?” that swirl inside of your head... So use our advice on how to throw a wine tasting bridal shower and have the best one ever.

Traditional wedding means that your guests expect a wedding dinner, that is as boring as expensive. Making the guest list ten people shorter can save you lots of money, but there are another ways to feed everyone you've invited and entertain. Our top 5 alternatives to the wedding dinner will help you make your wedding unique, fun and less expensive.

Mixed gender bachelor/bachelorette parties are becoming increasingly popular these days. Planning such a party can be a bit tricky because whatever entertainment is planned should be interesting for all genders, so some traditional bachelorette party activities are out of the question. Here are four ideas for a mixed-gender bachelorette party.

You've been waiting for this moment for such a long time and now you're officially engaged. But the moment of happiness is overshadowed by the engagement ring you've received. It's definitely not what you like, although you've made thousands of subtle (and no so subtle) hints! So, what should you do, if you hate your engagement ring?

A bachelorette party us a party held for a woman who is about to get married. Such parties are traditionally attended by the bride-to-be's female friends and are generally seen as an opportunity for female bonding. However, some brides don't want their male friends and family members to feel left out and invite them along. Here are some tips for planning a mixed-gender bachelorette party.