weddings
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Presents, games, margaritas and Mexican food were a hit for this "nacho average" shower. - For the first time in her life, this bride to be is not procrastinating.
- First, I should say that we opted to focus our search around Charlottesville, Va. Charlottesville is in a central location that most guests can drive to, and we love spending time there. Everybody wins.
- As the spotlight turns to a bride's newly engaged friend, she thinks about the best way to take on her new role.
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- 'Dancing With the Stars' recap, Jacoby charms and Andy Dick brings the tears
- This Canton couple celebrated with a black and white affair
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- The most popular places include sunny beaches, large cities and even Alaska.
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- A toast in their honor or an empty, saved seat are two ways of many to set aside time for remembering those who can't be there.
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- Borrowing ideas from Pinterest is one thing, but do you copy your close friends' ideas, too?
- Couples are registering for cars (or even parts of cars) and massages for their honeymoon.
- Among the extras with tented weddings: You'll have to provide furniture and lighting, and pay additional fees, like delivery and fire extinguishers.
- Somewhere along the line Hal Cummings, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate and retired U.S. Navy line officer who lives in Arnold, came up with the slogan, "Have Pipes, Will Travel."
- Even if you feel like you are organized, there are so many details to worry about, from cake placement to the timing on the first dance.
- Do you invite all the women on the wedding invitation list, or just a select few?
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- The bride looked radiant in her pink and white dress, sans the veil.
- Jane Sawyers at the Port Deposit VFW Post 8185 organizes a canteen party on the last Saturday of each month at the post home for VFW members. Each month, Jane conducts a fundraiser at the party to benefit a different charity. January's fundraiser benefited the Department of Maryland Ladies Auxiliary President's Special Project and February's recipient was the VFW's National Home for Children. Last week, I incorrectly identified Jane; but…by any name…she is very much appreciated at
- Chances are you will need to special-order your size, and chances are it might take a while to get to the store.
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- Planning the reception is fun but you might also need to get people to it.
- Until this point, I've just been circling stores, imagining all the different types of weddings I could have.
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- After more than 400 days, there is still a daunting amount of tasks from dress fittings to rehearsal dinner invites.
- For one couple, Ray Lewis' Squirrel Dance was the way to make an entrance.
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- Meeting leads to romance for Catonsville woman
- I've been told the two most important things on your wedding day are the DJ/music and the photographer. This post is dedicated to my photographer!
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- While the engagement period can be stressful, it helps to focus on some simple facts (like your life's happiness will not rest on the success of your wedding day).
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- Michaels is the best known but there are other alternatives, including dollar stores.
- Capturing the Love: The Art of Lesbian and Gay Wedding Photography¿ hopes to help photographers pose and capture same-sex weddings.
- Baltimore-area wedding players spotlight new, continuing trends
- When Maryland merchants talk about the recent legalization of same-sex marriage, they sometimes talk of broad, lofty themes: Equality. Justice. Civil rights. But there's another practical concept at work: Dollar signs.
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- A look back at who paid for what in days when parents took care of the wedding bills.
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