Etiquette
Speech Guidelines
This is our final installment on our short series on wedding speeches, we also advise you can read our previous advice on speeches for the best man, groom and father of the bride via our etiquette category. General Info Try to finish your speech 4 weeks before the wedding giving you time to practiceTime yourself…
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Now that it is approaching all the summer weddings my male clients are asking for help with their speeches. I therefore thought a quick series on speech guidelines would be helpful to all those grooms, best men and of course fathers who have yet to write theirs out. Of course if you are really struggling…
Read MoreSpeech Guidelines
Now that it is approaching all the summer weddings my male clients are asking for help with their speeches. I therefore thought a quick series on speech guidelines would be helpful to all those grooms, best men and of course fathers who have yet to write theirs out. Of course if you are really struggling…
Read MoreSpeech Guidelines
Now that it is approaching all the summer weddings my male clients are asking for help with their speeches. I therefore thought a quick series on speech guidelines would be helpful to all those grooms, best men and of course fathers who have yet to write theirs out. Of course if you are really struggling…
Read MoreEtiquette Guide: Invitations
Knowing how to word your wedding stationery can be a minefield and the cause of many headaches. Traditionally the invitations were sent by the brides parents because they were the ones ‘hosting’ the event, today however it is normal for clients to pay for their own wedding or go halves with their parents. The wording…
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According to the Oxford dictionary etiquette means ‘the code of polite behaviour in a society.’ In the first of a new series on ‘etiquette’ we explore the confusions with this topic and hope to help you decide which way to proceed with the planning. Who knows it might even save a few arguments with family…
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