How to De-Stress Before the Wedding
By Kara Horner of TheManRegistry.com Wedding plans stressing you out? You’re not alone. Planning your big day can sometimes become a bit overwhelming (so many details, so little time!), and everyone needs a break from time to time. If you’re both starting to feel like you’re about to hit your breaking point, here’s how to deal. Schedule some time for yourselves. Remember what you used to do before you started planning your wedding together? Whether it’s cooking a meal...
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Wedding Planning Low: How To Combat The Stress by Bubbly Bride
About Bubbly Bride Every bride has had at least one low point throughout the wedding planning process. When the guest list and detailed arrangements and opinions pile on top of one another, it will all eventually cave in. While this is supposedly your happiest time - your walk down the aisle may be months away - you find yourself at home, secluding yourself and crying. I write about this not because I am proud of my own low points, but I want every bride to be aware that you are...
Question of the Week: Are Bride Wars Real?
As you might imagine, I spend a lot of time on bridal forums, bridal sites, and message boards. I've been noticing a trend lately that's kind of disturbing. Brides seem sort of hard on each other. They seem to criticize each other a little too often. Do you have friends who are getting married around the same time? Are you supportive of each other, or is there some one-up-manship going on? Do you think brides are nastier to each other online than they are in person? Come on...
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Ask the Wedding Maven: Bridezilla vs. Stressed Maid of Honor
In this week's advice column the Wedding Maven tries to give a clueless bride a little tough love. Was she too harsh? Was the bride out of line? Read the column and decide for yourself. Helpful Links Ask the Wedding Maven This week's column All about Bridesmaids
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Bridesmaids DressesAsk the Wedding Maven: My Parents and Stepparents Are Driving Me Crazy!
In this week's Ask the Wedding Maven column a bride writes in with serious stepparent stress. Can the Wedding Maven help her find a way to make sure everyone is happy with their roles in the ceremony? Do you need wedding advice? Do you have a question about wedding traditions, etiquette or relationships? Write the Wedding Maven at weddingmaven@onewed.com. What do YOU think of the Wedding Maven's advice? Helpful Links This Week's Column Ask the Wedding Maven Unique Ceremony...
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Ask the Experts: Wedding Day Disasters
In this week's Ask the Experts column, a bride writes: Dear Experts This may sound weird, but I feel like if I know what can go wrong, I'll be prepared for it. So, what's the worst wedding day disaster you've seen? Thanks Not a Worry Wart Come on, you know you want to know what wedding disasters our experts have seen... Helpful Links Ask the Experts This Week's Ask the Experts Column
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Question of the Week: What Wedding Questions Do You Hate?
So, your favorite question that you've been asked recently is probably "Will you marry me?", but once that question has been answered, a slew of other questions from well-meaning and less well-meaning people starts to come. Whether it's the rude (Why? Are you pregnant?), the clueless (So, when will I get my invitation?), or the just plan stress-inducing (Have you done, insert the one thing you haven't even thought about yet?) Sometimes the most benign question can still set you off....
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Question of the Week: What Is the Hardest Thing about Wedding Planning
At OneWed we like to make your life easier and make wedding planning more fun. So for this week's question of the week, tell us, what's the hardest thing about wedding planning? What's the least fun? What's stressing you out? Who knows, maybe we can make it better!
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Are You a Bridezilla?
I just wanted to take a little poll this morning. How do you feel about the term "Bridezilla"? Is it offensive? Is it funny? Have you ever been called a bridezilla? Do you think it's overused? How would you define a "bridezilla"? What about a "groomzilla"? Just curious.
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Design Your Own Wedding Dress, It’s Child’s Play
My five year old definitely has her own sense of style. I recently bought her this great toy that lets you play fashion designer, even if you have the drawing skills of a five year old. It got me thinking, what if they made a toy like that for brides? You could match different hairstyles with different bodices, different skirts, and different shoes and see which combination added up to the perfect wedding dress? Then I realized, they do make it, it’s called scissors and glue, or...
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