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Earth-Friendly Weddings: Green and Organic Reception IdeasThe key to a wedding that's eco- and style-conscious is to simplify. Reusing accents or materials doesn't just save money, it saves resources. -
Green Weddings: Eco-Friendly Flower IdeasWedding flowers are symbolic of the natural world. So where better to make eco-friendly decisions. -
Groomsmen Wedding Duties in DetailThe groom's close friends and relatives, the groomsmen, support him throughout the wedding planning process. -
Groom To-Do List: Top 10 Wedding TipsYou bought the ring, popped the question, and now you get to kick back until your wedding day rolls around, right? Wrong. -
Father of the Bride: Top 10 Wedding Tips for DadsThere's a lot more to being a "father of the..." than just nodding and handing over your credit card! Here's how you can get involved. -
Getting Remarried? Your Top Questions Answered!Getting remarried? Wondering how to do it "right"? First of all, remember what feels best and most comfortable to you can't be wrong.
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Wedding Toast Techniques for GuestYou're so excited to witness the union of these two fabulous people that you've just got to gush a little. And you're entitled to -- just make sure you're doing it at the right time, and in the right way. -
Homemade DIY Wedding CenterpiecesIf you want to create your own centerpieces, a classic arrangement in a clear glass globe or cube is a lovely choice that isn't too difficult to assemble yourself. -
Wedding Bouquet: Finding the Right SizePicking the right wedding bouquet size is all about scale.
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Destination Weddings: How to Get StartedThinking about planning a far-flung celebration? Here are the top tips to pull off a flawless destination wedding.
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Feng Shui Your WeddingIt's not just for arranging furniture in your office and home -- the ancient customs and traditions of feng shui are invariably applicable to your wedding day as well!
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Wedding Toast Tips: Leave Them SpeechlessThe bride's and groom's toasts are the ultimate PR opportunity, a perfect pulpit from which to let your guests know how much you honor and cherish (as well as thank!) them for sharing your wedding day with you. -
Wedding Rings: Diamond and Wedding Band TraditionsHow did the wedding ring become a marriage symbol, and why is the fourth finger of your left hand the lucky recipient? Here are the history, traditions, and purported powers of engagement and wedding rings.
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Wedding Invitations: Eco-Friendly Tips and Tricks"Save a tree" isn't just a cute slogan -- between global warming and habitat destruction, it's imperative. Minimizing the amount of virgin paper used in your wedding stationery can have a huge impact. -
Military Wedding Invitation TipsMilitary wedding invitations follow the same general guidelines used for civilian weddings. The main difference is in the use of titles. -
Wedding Gown Shopping: 15 Must-Read TipsBudget friendly and time efficient shopping tips when looking for your dream wedding dress.
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8 Planning Tips for Interfaith WeddingsPlanning an interfaith ceremony can be tricky. You'll likely face three major challenges.
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Wedding Gifts: Giving a Gift the Couple Really WantsDon't leave the bride and groom stuck with unwanted gifts after the wedding. Gift giving is a cinch when you know what to look for. Here's how to select the perfect present. -
Muslim Weddings: Pre-Wedding RitualsBefore a Muslim wedding, many rituals take place to prepare and purify the to-be-weds and their families. -
Traditional Jewish Wedding RitualsWondering what all the traditions really mean? Get the lowdown on your Jewish ceremony here. -
Beach Wedding Style: Top Personalization TipsTheKnot.com provides tips on personalizing your dream beach wedding.
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Asian Weddings: Japanese TraditionsA collection of Japanese wedding traditions for your special day, from Shu Shu Costa, author of Wild Geese and Tea: An Asian-American Wedding Planner. -
Volunteer HoneymoonsBecome a do-good honeymooner and volunteer for a charitable organization. -
Green Weddings: Create an Earth-friendly MenuTake a cue from the Slow Food movement -- which is all about avoiding the homogenization of fast food with unique, diverse tastes and dishes -- and look beyond the basic chicken or filet. -
Chinese Wedding Customs: Ancient Wedding Day TraditionsTheKnot.com shows you all sorts of Chinese wedding customs to honor your heritage.