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  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...

  The majority of the wedding planning decisions are completely up to the couple getting married. There is one area that you will be giving up some of that control - the wedding toasts. You can decide who speaks and when, but the people giving the toasts will be the ones deciding what will be said. (Hopefully, their words will be only happy surprises!)  Today our online wedding store has a few tips that you can pass along to your friends and family that will be writing their own toasts. Next week, we'll cover who traditionally will be making those...

One way to incorporate a bit of fun and personality into your wedding planning is by serving a signature cocktail with a clever name at the reception. If you already have a favorite drink, that part is easy. Coming up with a clever name, on the other hand, can be a little tougher. WhereBridesGo.com has a few tips that should get your creative juices flowing.  Use "Wedding Words" Incorporating common wedding words or phrases is a simple way to come up with a cute name while keeping everything on theme. Just about any pink drink could be called a "Blushing Bride." If...