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Remember that this vacation is all about the two of you.


Keep your mutual interests in mind such as:

Golf, tennis

Horseback riding

Scuba, snorkeling, water sports

Relaxing on the beach

Visiting museums, cultural interests

Shows, plays, concerts

Adventure such as hiking, biking, rafting

Do you like to be in the middle of the action or away in a secluded place?

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Do you want luxurious accommodation or is the location more important than the resort?

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What have you done in the past and what was the best part of it?

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When you sort through your options and agree on them you will be able to choose a destination that will please you both.

Sunday, July 21, 2013

Wedding etiquette - hear what the experts have to say

Bridget Mora published an article for CNN, "8 wedding etiquette dilemmas solved", which has some great advice on wedding etiquette. In today's world there are some new considerations regarding wedding etiquette, such as do you invite someone who does not support your same-sex union. And of course, there are the long-standing problems such as whose opinion wins out in choosing the wedding gown. I especially liked the advice of TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress", Randy Fenoli, in response to this question.

I do wonder about Southern Weddings magazine's advice on how to respond to friends and relatives giving advice on the wedding planning.  The magazine editors' response was to "Smile sweetly, and thank them graciously.  Perhaps try this line:  'Well, bless your heart -- thank you so much for sharing your thoughts.  We'll definitely take that into consideration."  I think the response should end at "Smile sweetly, and thank them graciously".  Adding the last part is a bit too sarcastic for me.

Etiquette is often dismissed in today's society but it shouldn't be.  Take a look at the article and maybe there will be some answers to your own wedding etiquette questions.