At the wedding have a basket with envelopes, so guests can fill them out with their addresses. Think of the time they’ll be cutting you when sending out thank you cards.
If you don’t RSVP, but show up to the wedding, it does not mean you automatically can attend the event.
You will most likely not have a seat or a plate to eat.
If you would like to just enjoy the reception (i.e. dance floor) that is up to the couples discretion.
Couples usually pay for the amount of people attending at the venue + they have to take in account food/beverage per person.
Average Prices:
Venue $3,000-$8,000
Cocktail Hour Menu $35-$65 per person
Dinner Menu $65-$125 per person
Open Bar (premium) $40-$65 per person
If you are a guests attending a wedding, it is imperative that you RSVP to the event in a timely fashion! Whether it’s on the couple’s website or via the RSVP card.
There are usually (2) options
- Accepts with Pleasure
Or
- Kindly Decline
When planning a bachelorette party, You'll want to talk to the bride up front about the type of party she wants--destinations and timeline included. Don’t just assume! Remember the real reason for the trip/party is the BRIDE!
Research Wedding Venues & Vendors prior to booking. Don’t sign the dotted line until you’ve scouted out at least 5 of each. Just because 1 photographer offers both Videography & Photography (2 for 1 special); doesn’t mean their services pair well with your desired wedding style.
Really do your research, Listen to random love song Playlists & jot down your favorites + Discuss & Listen to your options with your partner and pick your choices as a collective. Inclusion will take away a lot of your wedding planning stress.
Your Wedding Songs should resonate with you and your relationship with your fiancé. Pick songs that make you feel something! Don’t pick the same song you heard playing at a celebrity wedding you saw on tv, because it sounds good or it’s popular.
Just be careful—the last thing you want is everyone downing too many and getting a headache, being too buzzed to concentrate on details or feeling extra jittery. We say two per person is a fair amount.
While prepping for the big day,
Don't drink too much.
Along with breakfast or lunch, providing mimosas or Bellinis for your crew is always fun—who doesn't love a cute cheers-ing photo op?
Pack Light Snacks in your Wedding day bag! Just in case you begin to get hungry again. Cereal or Granola Bars are my top go-tos because they are filling + don’t create a lot of mess.
Weddings usually start around 4:30pm, so my Bridal Wake up calls on the big day usually start from 7:30a - 8:30a, because hair & make up should commence no later than 10:00am for the Bride + Bridal Party. Get a healthy & hearty breakfast so you don’t get Hangry throughout the day