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My wedding is set for September of 2013. I know that there is a lot of time in between now and then. When should I start to plan? What should I plan first? I need some tips from experienced brides!

where does a production number for seven brides for seven brothers
Describe the scene please.
It would be greatly appreciated.

We have chosen modern songs for our wedding. Rob Thomas, Lifehouse, Savage Garden, etc. I’m wondering if there is a more modern version of The wedding March (here comes the Bride) that anyone knows of. If not maybe there is another song you can suggest for the brides walk down the isle.
Thanks for the help!

I see a lot of questions about how to provide dinner for 200 people and I am just wondering, How on earth would you do that?

Unless you are a caterer and have the experience, staff, and proper tools to prepare for 200. I dont see any way that one could do it. Chafing dishes only get you so far. They keep food warm while people are going through the buffet line, but they dont keep the food fresh for hours on end.

Before the reception, the bride will be at the ceremony. Before that, she needs to get in her dress and be ready. Mothers, friends, and family members also, are all getting dressed and getting themselves to the ceremony on time. Who has time to stop and peel potatoes for 200?

A lot of answers suggest pasta. How do you make pasta for 200 people? You need pots of boiling water, and someone to drain the pasta. Do wedding venues even have that many stoves and pots? Or, lets say you make lasagna. How do you have enough ovens to heat it up for 200 people?

Seriously, I dont get it. The logistics just seem impossible. So how are all these brides doing it? How are they providing a hot meal for 200+ guests, and doing all by themselves?

This wedding dress has been in the family and passed down from mother to the oldest daughter 7 times. It has a plane A-line skirt with flower beadings on the bodice and a sweetheart neckline. The only problem is the lace that starts at the top of the bodice and goes all the way up the neck and completely covers the arms all the way down to the wrist.

Would it be so awful if I had the lace removed completely? Would that ruin the dress for future brides in the family? Should I go get a dress instead of changing the family one?

I keep reading about brides whose relatives throw a bridal shower for them. I thought this was considered inappropriate because it seemed like the relatives were soliciting wedding shower gifts. Is this still the case?

Any brides out there who can give me any tips on where to start on my wedding planning…also if you know of any ways I could save money

Which do you think is more fun for a man, a party with naked beautiful strippers, or the wedding? I am not saying that most men do not love their brides, but if they could have only one party, which would most of them choose, the bachelor party, or the wedding?

What kind of gifts would both the bride and groom like? Most wedding gifts seem geared to the domestic side of marriage. Am I being sexist?- but I sometimes think the brides (or the women in the family) get to make all the gift registry choices. Or do men want the same things for wedding gifts as women? Former grooms- what was your most awesome gift , received by the two of you, but you liked it a lot?