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5 THINGS TOCONSIDER WHENPLANNING YOURWEDDING MENUS 4 AMAZINGDESTINATIONWEDDING DRESSES &TIPS FOR CHOOSINGYOUR SPECIAL DRESS PAPER VSDIGITALINVITATIONSJULY, 2023IN LOVE WITH THE JOURNEYMAGAZINEIn Love With The Journey & Talavera TravelWHAT IS THE RULEFOR SAVE THEDATES

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Table of Contents:5 things to consider whenplanning your weddingmenusPage: 3 Should I mail out invites orRSVP online?Paper VS DigitalPage: 5What is the rule for save-the-dates?Page: 4 4 Amazing DestinationWedding Dresses & Tips forChoosing Your Special Dress Page: 6

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What is the rule for save-the-dateSave the dates should generally be ordered,designed, and sent six to nine months before thewedding date. Your guests will appreciate yourconsideration of their time as they request time offwork and make travel plans, especially if you arehaving a Destination Wedding The basic rule of thumb is to send save the dates 6months before the wedding. For a destinationwedding, it is customary to mail save the dates 8 to12 months in advance. For a local affair, send savethe dates 4 to 6 months in advance. Is 3 months too early to send out weddinginvitations?Put simply, you want to give your guests as muchnotice as possible, especially if it takes them a whileto RSVP. As such, it's customary to send out yoursave the date around 6-12 months before thewedding and your invites at least three to fourmonths before

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Of course, it's optional, but people like to know this sort of information abouttheir food before they order it. If you're using a catering company or the venue iscatering your event, they'll likely offer you a menu with the food descriptionsalready written, which will be helpful for you.Aug 11, 2022 Do you provide a menu at a wedding? How many menus do you need for awedding? If your budget allows for it, consider a menu for each guest as they will refer back tothe menu throughout the night and as each dish is served. Otherwise, a few menusper table of 10 will suffice Wedding receptions and celebrations are heavily centered around food and drink,whilst socializing and celebrating the start of your married life together.Guests love to know what they are going to be eating throughout the night, what thealternate serve dishes are, and who they plan to swap a meal with if their taste prefersone dish over another.Below are 5 things to consider when planning your wedding menus including a fewquestions to ask yourself.FIRSTLY... 1. HOW MANY DO YOU NEED?2. WHAT TO INCLUDE ON EACH MENU3. HOW WILL EACH MEAL BE SERVED4. ADDITIONAL INCLUSIONS5. HOW TO DESIGN YOUR MENU CARDS When looking to design your wedding menu, the common size is A5.The size you choose will depend on the size of your selected menu and how manycourses you will have, so please keep this in mind when ordering your menu cards. Ifyou are unsure, ask your wedding planning for guidance.When choosing the colors for your table stationery, think first about the color of yourtables or table clothes, the color of your charger plates and cutlery and of course thecolor of your floral and centerpieces.If you have a lot of color in the above elements, then choose a more neutral color foryour stationery so it doesn't clash and be too overpowering.However, if your floral and table styling is more minimal, bold colors of stationery canreally help enhance the overall style of your guest tables.

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When someone RSVP online you'll likely know exactly who it is.While you might still have to chase down stragglers who missedthe RSVP date, it's easier to RSVP online than to fill out a card andput it in the mail. It helps keep your guest list on track and you savemoney on stamps. As Online RSVP Increase in Popularity, Paper Invitations Remain aCore Part of the Wedding Experience.While the digital wedding RSVP trend has blown up over the pastfew years, many people still prefer to send paper invitations. It’sundeniable that there is something nostalgic about the tradition insending paper wedding invitations. In fact, it’s entirely possible thatwedding invitations may be the one area that survives theunprecedented digital revolution that's happening today. Whilewedding invitations appear to be (at least partially) immune to theonline transformation, the same cannot be said about RSVP. Aquick look at Google Trends reveals the popular online RSVPwebsites have experienced 1000% growth in just a few short years,a trend that does not appear to be reversing anytime soon. Modern Couples prefer to Send Paper Invitations but Demand orrequest a Modern RSVP .Regardless of whether it’s because you’re a bit of a traditionalist atheart or your Grandmother just wouldn’t have it any other way,odds are that you, like most of today’s engaged couples, are goingto preserve the tradition of sending paper wedding invitations. Thatsaid, while you’re happy to pretend that we’re living in simplertimes, you’re not happy to actually live in them. Fortunately,sending paper invitations does not stop you from collecting yourRSVP online. In conclusion, sending out paper invites or digitallycan still have amodern feel to it when you request your RSVPonline. Should I Mail out invitations or RSVPonline?

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Imagine standing on a pristine sandy beach, the gentle breezecaressing your skin, as you exchange vows with your loved one ina breathtaking destination wedding. It's a day filled with love, joy,and unforgettable memories. But amidst the stunning backdrop,there's one thing that will steal everyone's heart - your weddingdress! If you're searching for unique destination wedding dressideas that will make you stand out and keep you comfortable,you're in the right place. Let us guide you through a collection ofdresses designed especially for warm and tropical destinationweddings. Get ready to embrace something different, showcaseyour personal style, and make a statement as you say "I do" in themost stunning setting imaginable. Trust us to guide you on this exciting journey as we unveil aselection of dresses that beautifully blend style, comfort, and thatwow factor you've been dreaming of. We understand that finding the perfect wedding dress can be achallenge, but don't worry! We're here to make the process easierfor you. Our expert team has curated a collection of stunningdresses that are sure to capture attention and make your weddingday truly unforgettable. From stylish designs to comfortablefabrics, we've got you covered. Trust us to guide you on thisexciting journey as we present a selection of dresses that perfectlyblend style, comfort, and that special touch you've beenenvisioning. We’ve included a guide to help you select the perfectdress for your Check out these beautiful Styles: 4 Amazing Destination Wedding Dresses &Tips for Choosing Your Special Dress

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2. Short Beaded Waist Crisscross Angelic Gown -The A-line dress with a crisscross bodice and sweetheart neckline is perfectfor any destination. The waist is intricately beaded, and the dress comes in avariety of colors and styles. 1. One-Shoulder Modern Gown with ChiffonJeweled Waistband - This modern gown is perfect for brides who want to make astatement. The jeweled waistband adds a touch of glamour and sparkle tothe overall design. 3. Lace Wedding Dress with Off-the-Shoulder Straps - Aclassic bridal gown with elegance and style for the bride who wants a fitted bodiceand sweetheart neckline. The off-the-shoulder straps add a touch ofsophistication and romance. This gown is perfect for a traditional and stylish look thatcan be accessorized to match your personality. 4. V-Back or Backless Wedding Dress -Experience the epitome of elegance with a breathtaking back-revealing destination weddingdress. This refined, alluring style transforms a modest gown into a captivatingmasterpiece. Perfect for the contemporary beach bride seeking a touch ofsophistication and allure on her special day.

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