From bans on kids to plus-one snubs, what modern wedding rules make you mad?

While traditional wedding etiquette often prioritizes the bride's immediate family, modern couples have increasingly personalized their invitations to reflect their own histories.

Who Traditionally Pays for the Wedding According to traditional wedding etiquette, the bride’s family assumes most of the financial costs associated with a wedding, including the wedding planner ...

Wedding Invitation Etiquette These little pieces of cardstock tell your guests what to wear, where to go, and what to expect when they get there–not to mention what to bring. Every choice you make, ...

From when to send your invitations to indicating whether guests can bring their kids, it’s best to have everything in place ahead of time so you can actually enjoy the process and have all your ...

3. Paperless Wedding Invitations Are No Longer a Faux Pas We now live in a digital era, so many wonder if they should keep all their wedding correspondences online.

Wedding Invitation Wording: Line by Line The Host Traditionally, the bride's parents are the hosts of the wedding and are named at the top of the invitation.

Here’s a quick guide to wedding etiquette for parents of young children: Check the Invitation Only take your kids along to the wedding if your invitation clearly says that children are welcome. Do not ...

When it comes to wedding invitation etiquette, the first rule of thumb is that “the more advanced warning you can give, the better,” says Lizzie Post, co-president of the Emily Post Institute.

ETIQUETTE IN STATIONERY; The Proper Thing in Wedding and Betrothal Invitations and Announcements. NO SUPERFLUOUS WORDS USED Society's Rulings on the Wording of These Interesting Missives ...

We take our weddings—and our wedding etiquette—seriously. When it comes to formal wedding invitations, understanding the appropriate titles and abbreviations is a colossal headache. As if planning ...