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Welcome to August! We have a lot of information in this months' newsletter! We are sure you'll find some helpful information! You can share this newsletter with a friend easily! Just click on the forward link on the bottom of this email! Hope your wedding planning is coming along nicely!
Sincerely, Shannon Lindquist & The Bridal Shoppe Team |
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Tips for selecting your Bridesmaids...How many do you choose?
*A good guideline is to have one groomsman and one bridesmaid for every 50 guests.
*More isn't Merrier
Speaking of size, remember that the more bridesmaids you have, the greater the potential for complications. In other words, you'll need to get more people to agree on a dress or decide on a bridal shower date. And if you're on a limited budget, think about who has to pay for all those bridesmaids bouquets. That's right -- you.
*How Many Maids?
One of the first things to consider when selecting your bridal party is how many guests you're planning to invite. While bridal parties can range anywhere from a single maid/matron of honor to more than a dozen attendants, most wedding experts agree that a good rule of thumb is to have one groomsman and one corresponding bridesmaid for every 50 guests. (This doesn't mean, though, that you have to go ask a stranger to be in your wedding just because your fiance has one more attendant than you do. Life will go on if you have uneven numbers of groomsmen and bridesmaids.) Also, a large wedding party traditionally signifies a formal wedding. So if you're planning a small, intimate gathering, ten bridesmaids might be a bit too much.
Courtesy of The Knot |
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