| 10. |
The
role of Mother-of-the-Bride
is a significant part
of the wedding ceremony
- frazzled, perspiring
mothers do not float elegantly
down the isle. |
| 9. |
Someone needs to line
up the groomsmen and bridesmaids
16 times before the wedding
begins. |
| 8. |
Decisions must be made
about the order of the
reception events. Does
the order of your reception
events make sense? |
| 7. |
How can you get dressed,
greet the photographer,
the florist, the minister,
the wedding party, help
dress the bride, help
elderly family members
put on their corsages
and maneuver wheelchairs
and walkers while posing
for pictures all at the
same time? |
| 6. |
Who is going to make
sure the in-laws &
step-family are in their
proper seats? |
| 5. |
Is someone helping to
remember those special
finishing touches that
will make this day even
more special (like the
Bible the bride will carry
or a special memento to
bring)? |
| 4. |
Who is is taking things
from the ceremony to the
reception? |
| 3. |
You've spent a fortune
on wedding attire, flowers
and photographs -- can
you enjoy the moment if
you have to tell the bridesmaids
to line up for the 16th
time? |
| 2. |
There are almost always
"sticky" situations
that you'd prefer someone
else handle (where to
seat the ex-wife, pink
or blue hair on a bridesmaid,
excessive piercing and/or
jewelry), let someone
else take on that battle
for you! |
| 1. |
You deserve a worry-free
wedding day, so PLAN IT WITH LOVE! |
