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One of the most important decisions you will make for your wedding day will be where to hold your wedding ceremony. Although you will be primarily guided by your religious affiliation, your choice of a church will set the tone for the kind of wedding you desire. Will yours be an intimate wedding or a grand one?

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Finding the right woman and asking her hand in marriage is not easy, but finding the ‘best’ best man may be an even more challenging task.
Let me say again: picking a best man is a serious and tricky business. It’s one of the decisions that the groom-to-be has to make even if he’s not actively participating in other aspects of the wedding planning. And with all the responsibilities of a best man, it’s a decision that must be made correctly.

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1. It is Okay to feel overwhelmed

Getting engaged is an amazing feeling, but once the initial thrill of the "I SAID YES" Facebook likes wears off, planning a wedding can make you feel pretty overwhelmed.

There's a huge amount of pressure for everything to go perfectly, and if you're anxious you'll probably feel that pressure even more.

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Dear bride-to-be, I’m sorry, but they lied to you!

Your wedding day is not—and should not be—the most important day of your life. I know how that sounds; I also know that you’re probably slightly offended right now because you’re used to hearing the exact opposite of those words.

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Picking your wedding colour code isn’t exactly the same as choosing your two favorite colors and making them the foundation for every wedding detail. Get started with these handy tips for choosing your wedding colours. 

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When planning for your wedding, you will be bombarded with a lot of suggestions and pieces of advice from people around you. While some may be useful, others may not. The following below are mistakes you should totally stay clear of when planning for your wedding.

Brides—apart from those getting married the second or third time—are largely inexperienced and have absolutely no idea what they are doing most of the time. And since there are no institutions that prepare prospective couples for their big days, they almost always have to ‘learn on the job’, improvise, and just go with the flow.At this, some couples succeed, and some others fail, woefully. So, without further ado, let’s run through a few things you wish you knew before your wedding day.

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As far as weddings are concerned, there are no fixed rules. As a wedding fanatic, enthusiast, and writer, I have followed the trends over the years and I have realized that new customs and traditions are fast replacing the old ones. People are getting creative with the way they celebrate their big days and wedding planners are constantly devising new themes.

And why not?

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Dear prospective groom, I know that writers are biased towards the bride. Almost all wedding articles talk about the bride and the bridesmaids. For some reason, we almost always exempt you from the conversation. But grooms need advice too!
Therefore, I dedicate this piece to you…

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Today, our article is focused on the groom to be. I’ll be covering the duties of the groom and how they can help ease a lot of stress on their brides. As you already know, planning a wedding is not an easy task. It requires a combination of patience, hard work, calm, perseverance, dedication and perhaps, a few pills of  Aspirin. Yes, it can be that nerve racking.

Most guys are completely clueless when it comes to wedding planning. The good thing however is that some of them are willing to learn and relieve the stress off their ladies.  To help clarify and set things right, I have compiled a list of tasks (in no particular order) for the groom!