Bridesmaids, or honor attendants, are usually sisters and best friends of the bride. But there’s no need to follow tradition. Ultimately, they are people close to the bride, women or…
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Ushers are usually close friends or family of the couple who aren’t groomsmen or bridesmaids. However, groomsmen can take on the responsibility if they aren’t busy directly before the ceremony.…
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Your wedding ceremony is all about you and your partner. But if anyone comes close to stealing the show, it’s the flower girl. The flower girl is typically the last…
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Who are the groomsmen? Groomsmen, or honor attendants, are often close friends and family of the groom. Choose people close to you, women or men, who can handle the responsibility.…
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Who is the best man? The best man is usually the brother or best friend of the groom. He can also be the groom’s father, uncle, son, cousin, sister, or…
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Your wedding rings symbolize your new bond and eternal love for one another. And the ceremonial keeper of these symbolic items (and wearer of an adorably teeny tux) is your…
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Note: For simplicity’s sake, I’m going to use “maid of honor” throughout this article, but, of course, this high honor can be given to a married or unmarried woman or…
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At Joy, we know your wedding isn’t just about you and your fiancé, it’s about all of the people you love coming together to celebrate. But between running off for…
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Wedding programs, while not a must, keep your guests involved and informed during your ceremony. They can also become a lovely keepsake of the event for both you and your…
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Wedding planning is stressful, and the best way to get through it alive is to surround yourself with all the support you can. We believe that, next to the maid-of-honor…
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The date is set, the venue is booked — it’s time to shout it out! Your save the dates are the first opportunity to let your guests know where and…
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It’s 2017 and video is king. If you’re like most couples, you love the idea of capturing the sights and sounds of your big day to savor and share for…
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In the President’s farewell address—the pinnacle of eight years of leadership and the 20 years of resilience, hard work, and grey hairs it took to get there—he teared up only…
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