Miss Manners: Wedding couple spars over the use of ‘plus one’ on invitations
One half of this couple would prefer to find out WHO a guest is bringing and include that name on the invitation.
MoneyNing on MSN12d
Wedding Invitations – Should We Buy or Create Our Own
Encouraged by my dear husband’s post on How to Save Money on Weddings last week, I’m going to dive deeper into wedding ...
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Miss Manners: Is putting ‘plus one’ on a wedding invitation too tacky?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My soon-to-be husband and I are planning our wedding, and are having a disagreement on how to address the ...
Miss Manners: Isn’t it impolite to address a wedding invitation to a friend and a ‘plus one’?
If there’s anyone special he would like to bring ... we should address the invitation to them both, so his date feels ...
Miss Manners: Arguing over wedding invites, but maybe there’s a bigger problem
The “plus-one” matter is complicated. Established couples must be invited together, but allowing singles to invite their own ...
Miss Manners: My fiance says the wedding rules don’t apply to us
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My soon-to-be husband and I are planning our wedding, and are having a disagreement on how to address the ...
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Top Apps And Startups For Wedding Planning
Zola is an all-in-one wedding planning app to guide you along all of the special milestones. You can design a customised ...
How to Plan Your Wedding According to Astrological Timing
Love Stories is a series about love in all its forms, with a new essay each day through the week of Valentine’s Day. This year we are focusing on astrological forces. Love is a messy and mysterious ...
Newsweek on MSN10d
Bride Spends $600 on Wedding Invites, Then Notices the Mistake: 'Meltdown'
"I have no clue how I didn't catch it—and neither did my mom," the bride-to-be Jennifer Meyer, from Minnesota, told Newsweek.