News — wedding reception tips

  Last week's blog featured a few Great Wedding Toast Writing Tips. Today we've got some more helpful tips, this time about the people you should expect to be making those wedding toasts and how to fit them into your reception timeline.  The People That Traditionally Make Toasts  Traditionally, specific people involved with your wedding are expected to make toasts to the newly married couple at the reception. These lists are a wonderful place to start your wedding planning but as with all wedding "traditions", feel free to adjust them when necessary to fit your specific wedding vision.  You may...

  Knowing how to cut the wedding cake at your reception probably sounds like a simple task to tackle. After all, you've been eating your entire life and have surely cut into a cake or two in that time.  This is a very special cake though and a traditionally memorable moment on your wedding day. All eyes will be on you and proper photo angles will need to be found. While it's not going to be an extremely difficult thing to do, there are a few tips you need to know about how to cut the wedding cake so it's a smooth...

  A popular wedding tradition that still makes its way into most couple's wedding planning is the ceremonial cutting of the wedding cake. It's a quick moment that sometimes gets missed by guests if they are not paying attention. Today WhereBridesGo.com has some information about why the cake cutting is an event in the first place and the best ways to get this done. Next week we'll bring you a few more tips to make this simple tradition stand out as a memorable wedding reception moment.  Why Cut the Cut? First, it might interest you to know why this is a...

  Creating a wedding seating arrangement may seem like a daunting task, but with a little organization and a few tips from WhereBridesGo.com, it doesn't have to be that hard. Wedding seating charts add a touch of elegance and a sense of order to your reception.   Getting Started Get a good look at the space where your reception will be held. If possible, ask the venue to supply you with a diagram of the room to give you a better idea of what will go where. Place the essentials around the room first, like the head table, the DJ or band, food...