Resolved Question: I fell out with my maid of honor/best friend over wedding plans or is it more? Please give your advice.? 7 Mar 2010, 6:53 pm
My wedding is coming up in the next few months. To make a very long story short, the wedding will be out of the country. So far everyone has booked their trip to go accept for the maid of honor who has had the cash to do so. Anyway, in the beginning she searched banquet halls with me but nothing since. Every event that she was suppose to attend somehow she didn’t make it. Then when I would figure out my plans by talking to other people, she’d sound the least bit interested in it. So about 2 weeks ago, I sent her a long email about how my feelings were hurt and the websites that I looked at of what a maid of honor should do and also how I was concerned that she has yet to pay her deposit for the wedding but has went on 1 trip already and trying to book 2 more all before my wedding. Her response to me was “All you need to know is I will be there, there is nothing to do besides show up and if you are worried about your bachorlette party since you think I am incapable of being your maid of honor then have throw your own bachlorette party and let me worry about my finances, not you”. After she said that along with a host of other comments, I did not talk to her for about a week. I had responded back to her that since she felt I could throw my own party which had nothing to do with the subject and that she could be so heartless about something that was bothering she could have a good life. She took the comments and ran with it, removed me from her facebook page and from her yahoo instant messenger contact list. She called me a week later and apologized but my feelings were so hurt initially now I really don’t trust her anymore and has asked someone else to be my maid of honor. Why did this happen? Was I wrong?P.S. – When I say help, I am simply referring to asking her to look over the invitation before I send it out, attend a bridal fashion show with me that she said she would and looking at some group activities.
Resolved Question: wedding planning ideas? 3 Mar 2010, 7:09 pm
so, i got engaged on dec. 19 2009…and i am trying to get ideas on where to start planning for the wedding. i have no clue what to pick first..i dont have a date set i just know within about a year. no colors yet no venue. nothing. i’m overwhelmed by the idea. i guess what i’m askin is if anyone know of good websites that help you step by step on planning and things like that. thanks.
Resolved Question: Indian Wedding Plans? 3 Mar 2010, 1:58 pm
How much can we expect to spend for the services of a wedding planner in Delhi? Why should we consider hiring a wedding planner?
Resolved Question: How can I show my appreciation to my fiance for all the wedding planning help? 2 Mar 2010, 8:55 pm
After we got engaged, me and my fiance resolved to save the money we would have spent on a huge lavish wedding to put a down payment on a house after we’re married. We agreed to have a small wedding, and keep everything in the family rather than hiring over-priced vendors. This means A LOT of work I thought I’d have to do all by myself. My friends who have or are getting married have gotten barely any help from their fiance’s, and it was like pulling teeth to even get one suggestion out of them, so I kind of assumed it would be on me to get this planned. But he’s been surprisingly helpful in the whole process, and has really stepped up to the plate with being involved in everything 
. He helped pick out the stationary stuff ( green save the date cards and red envelopes for our cream color invitations were not exactly what I had in mind, but I love that he was so happy to help choose them :-p), volunteered to grow me sunflowers for my bouquet, and has really helped by making reservations at a B&B for our wedding night and reserving the veranda at the lake we’re holding our wedding at, since I work during the day and wouldn’t have had time (he works nights). He even went out and picked me out a super nice calligraphy kit, so I could learn how to do it properly for our invitations (his handwriting is comparable to hieroglyphics, so I’m unquestionably in charge of the actual calligraphy). I’m just so amazed and happy he’s so involved and doing all sorts of things without me having to ask. What something little I can do to repay him for all his help? I know it’s “his wedding too”, and he should be involved anyways bla bla bla, but the truth is, not many guys seem to take this stance and leave it all up to the woman. I just want to make sure he knows how much I appreciate everything.
Resolved Question: If you had a wedding planning business, would you name it after your own name or use something else to name it? 1 Mar 2010, 11:16 am
and if you were planning a wedding, what kind of business name would attract you attention. what would you call your wedding planning business?
