The key to a wedding that runs smoothly is planning ahead. By breaking down your entire day into an organized timeline, you'll ensure that everything stays on track from start to finish. However, a ...

Cocktail Hour: Aim to have between 45 minutes to an hour for the bride and groom to mix and mingle with guests and finish up family photos, provided they’ve already done a first look and bridal party ...

Imagine for a second your big day. Picture the scent of the assortment of flowers in your bouquet which perfectly compliments ...

The number-one secret to a stress-free wedding day? Scheduling ample time for you and your wedding party to get ready. By reserving enough prep time, you'll arrive at your ceremony relaxed—and ready ...

Worried about the order of major moments at your wedding reception? Planning this party by the minute seems a tad overwhelming, so we've asked Brides' wedding etiquette experts to make a reception ...

A newly engaged couple may hold off on wedding planning for a few weeks to a few months. Some couples, however, begin making their plans immediately following a romantic proposal. Because weddings are ...

Start your wedding day early by scheduling hair, makeup, and photography to ensure everyone is ready before the ceremony. Build extra time into your timeline for special moments, like a first look or ...