Many, if not most, orthodox circles adopt the FLOP system to divide the costs among the two sides. Simply put, in the this method the groom’s side, in addition to the personal expenses, will be responsible for the Flowers, the Liquor, the Orchestra, and the Photographer / Video, while the bride’s side will take care of the Hall / Catering in addition to the personal expenses. If you’re not doing FLOP, here is another checklist.
You’ve got to look your best for the Big day. Learning how to apply your makeup properly is important now more than ever. It can, however, be difficult and time-consuming. Here are the most common beauty mistakes that women make, and how to avoid them.
When it comes to wedding planning nothing is etched in stone: every couple is unique, every couple sets its own priorities. Here are ten very general dos and don’ts for you to keep in mind.
The Bridal Bouquet – the small (or not so small) bundle of flowers that is like a floral centerpiece for the bride, a posy to pose with during pictures and add a touch of color to the total white that is a bride’s outfit, we’ll tell you about its history and help you choose the color and style for your Jewish wedding.
You probably pictured your dream wedding gown long before your engagement, perhaps even before you started dating. Today’s brides have more choices than ever before. The variety of fabulous fabrics, gorgeous ornaments and embellishments as well as alluring accessories permit today’s bride to create a truly breathtaking look.
Simple and sound advice for your Big Day. Five practical points you must consider in order to heighten your Jewish Wedding experience.
The wedding flowers set the tone of your Jewish Wedding ceremony and reception and add freshness to the festivities. Flower arrangements make up a big part of the décor, and of the wedding budget as well. Read our Getting Started guide for some wedding flowers basics.
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