Having a guestbook or reception video is an excellent way for each guest to be able to share their thoughts and memories with you. You can look back on it later as your relationship grows and remember all the people who are most important to you and how much they factor into your life together.

When working the room at your wedding reception, you should stick to your new spouse. The two of you together should be mingling with all your guests, showing the unity that will keep you going through your long relationship together. Introduce your partner to anyone he doesn't know, and he should return the favor.


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Choose someone who has an interest in photography that you will enjoy working with. They can also help round up family members for group portraits.

Try to arrange transportation from the airport to the hotel or resort for guests arriving for your destination wedding. At worst, have your guests meet up and form groups so they can share the limo or cab costs. It's already costing them a lot to be there; try to help them as much as possible!

About a month before you are having your wedding, go on a diet. On this diet, try to reduce the amount of fats, sugars and carbohydrates that you put into your body. This will allow you to maintain the figure that you want and fit into your dress when the wedding comes.

If your country or state will not let you get married because of your sexual orientation, you should look into getting married abroad or into another state. You can easily find support groups that will help you find the right place to get married, and advise you in the process of getting a marriage license.

To make sure you are ready for your special first dance, consider practicing your dance before your wedding while wearing a long skirt. While you may be accustomed to dancing in a full skirt, chances are your soon-to-be spouse is not used to working around one. This allows him to be more comfortable and to avoid stepping on the hem of your gorgeous dress during the dance.

To look sharp as the groom, ensure you have a well-fitting tuxedo. Solicit the input from others before you make your choice of tuxedo. There will be pictures at the wedding so you should attempt to look your best.

Do not invite everyone that you have ever met to your wedding. If you go out of your way to invite people that wouldn't have even known you were getting married, you will just be wasting your time and money. They really don't care if they barely know you, so why spend extra money for them to come?