Thank You Cards

Writing all those thank you cards can be pretty boring, but we must do it. It’s best to do it as soon as possible and you can try to make this task more fun and creative by doing it together.

Leave Reviews

Online reviews are extremely important nowadays and many small businesses actually depend on them. That’s why you shouldn’t forget to leave reviews for your florist or makeup artist who did their best to make your day special.

Wedding Album

Many brides and grooms experience post-wedding blues after this big and eventful day. Going through your wedding photos and creating a photo album with your photographer can make this period more bearable.

The post 3 Things To Do After Your Wedding is Over appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Make a Guest List and Send Out Invites

For any wedding, making a guest list is one of the hardest parts and when you’re limiting your invite list, it’s even more stressful. Set some guidelines as to who to invite and it will help you narrow down the list. In regards to the invites, send them out two to three months before your wedding.

Set a Budget

Even though micro-weddings are smaller and cheaper than regular weddings, it doesn’t mean that they have to be budget ones. With fewer guests, you can spend more on flowers, decorations, and a band.

Plan Early

Reach out to vendors as soon as possible and make sure there are cancelation causes in case you have to reschedule due to the pandemic. You can start planning the specifics about a month before your wedding when the RSVPs are in.

Add a Tech Element

While you won’t be able to invite everyone you want to, the next best thing is live steaming the ceremony. It allows more of your family and friends to be a part of your special day.

The post Micro-Weddings are Super Popular Right Now—Here’s How to Plan One appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

White-Tie

White-tie is as formal as it gets and you need to dress to impress. You should wear something you would be seen at a White House state dinner in. The only acceptable attire is formal floor-length gowns and heels. You also need to accessorize with jewelry and an elegant clutch. Men need to wear tuxedos with tails, a white shirt, white vest, bow tie, white or gray gloves, and fancy shoes.

Black Tie-Optional

What’s the difference between black-tie and black tie-optional? Well, the difference is more for men, as a tuxedo isn’t required for black-tie optional. Men can wear a dark suit with a white shirt and tie if they want to. Floor-length dresses, cocktail dresses, and pantsuits with heels or flats are acceptable for women.

Dressy-Casual

Less formal than black-tie optional, dressy-casual is a common choice for wedding dress code. If the wedding is dressy-casual, cocktail dresses, dressy skirts and tops, and pantsuits, as well as heel, flats, or wedges are all options. Men should wear dark or light-colored suits and a tie.

Casual

Beach and outdoor weddings are usually casual attire because they are more relaxed. Don’t take this too literally and show up in flip flops and a t-shirt. Instead, wear sundresses and dressy sandals or wedges. Men don’t have to wear sports jackets or ties, they can come more casual in dress pants or khakis and collared shirts.

The post Here’s What Wedding Dress Codes Actually Mean appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

One-shoulder neckline

One-shoulder wedding dresses are trendy again and the best thing about this gorgeous model is that it looks flattering on any bride.

Ball gowns

Every girl in the world wants to feel like a princess on her wedding day, and this classic ball gown is the perfect silhouette for making that dream come true.

Ruffles

We need only two words to describe these wedding dresses – romantic and feminine. If you want this for your big day, ruffles are the way to go.

Pants

Choosing a big white wedding dress for your big day is not the only option, especially today when brides are changing the rules by wearing pantsuits on their wedding day. If you’d feel more comfortable in pants than wearing a gown, there are plenty of gorgeous outfits waiting for you.

Floral

Floral prints are becoming increasingly popular and this year we’ll see many wedding dresses adorned with tiny blooms as well. These colorful embroideries will add a charming vibe to any classic wedding dress silhouette.

The post The Most Beautiful Wedding Dress Trends For 2020 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Hashtags

Hashtags might be a cool thing for now, but eventually, they will fade into the past just like any other social media trend. Instead of wasting time and energy on coming up with a clever hashtag, if you really want to see all your friend’s photos from your wedding, just ask them to email or text them to you.

Bridal Shower

A big reason why people want to have a bridal shower is to get more gifts from their registry. But, this can be a little unfair to your guests who are also going to give you a present on your actual wedding day. Not only that, but planning a shower takes a lot of time and money, so save your energy for the actual big day.

Engagement Photos

Engagement photos have been super trendy lately, but getting a photographer to do a photoshoot, sometimes even driving to a different city to do it, can definitely start to get expensive. You should absolutely have a wedding photographer on the actual day, but opt out of engagement photos.

The post Cut Out These Trends From Your Wedding and Save Yourself Time and Money! appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The Number of Guests

Having a smaller wedding allows you to reduce waste because fewer people will be traveling to your wedding. Good news is a small wedding can be more intimate.

Eco-Friendly Wedding Dress

Renting your wedding dress and other wedding outfits, like suits and bridesmaid’s dresses, will reduce the environmental impact.

Invitations

Embrace digital technology and opt for online invitation instead. You’ll be saving the planet by limiting the amount of paper you will be using.

Food Waste

Minimizing food waste at your wedding is probably the most important thing. One option is to give takeaway boxes for leftovers to your guests. You can also feed your catering and event staff with the extra food. Another thing you can do is to compost the food after the wedding.

The post How to Plan an Eco-Friendly Wedding appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Thank You Cards

Writing all those thank you cards can be pretty boring, but we must do it. It’s best to do it as soon as possible and you can try to make this task more fun and creative by doing it together.

Leave Reviews

Online reviews are extremely important nowadays and many small businesses actually depend on them. That’s why you shouldn’t forget to leave reviews for your florist or makeup artist who did their best to make your day special.

Wedding Album

Many brides and grooms experience post-wedding blues after this big and eventful day. Going through your wedding photos and creating a photo album with your photographer can make this period more bearable.

The post 3 Things To Do After Your Wedding is Over appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Make a Guest List and Send Out Invites

For any wedding, making a guest list is one of the hardest parts and when you’re limiting your invite list, it’s even more stressful. Set some guidelines as to who to invite and it will help you narrow down the list. In regards to the invites, send them out two to three months before your wedding.

Set a Budget

Even though micro-weddings are smaller and cheaper than regular weddings, it doesn’t mean that they have to be budget ones. With fewer guests, you can spend more on flowers, decorations, and a band.

Plan Early

Reach out to vendors as soon as possible and make sure there are cancelation causes in case you have to reschedule due to the pandemic. You can start planning the specifics about a month before your wedding when the RSVPs are in.

Add a Tech Element

While you won’t be able to invite everyone you want to, the next best thing is live steaming the ceremony. It allows more of your family and friends to be a part of your special day.

The post Micro-Weddings are Super Popular Right Now—Here’s How to Plan One appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

White-Tie

White-tie is as formal as it gets and you need to dress to impress. You should wear something you would be seen at a White House state dinner in. The only acceptable attire is formal floor-length gowns and heels. You also need to accessorize with jewelry and an elegant clutch. Men need to wear tuxedos with tails, a white shirt, white vest, bow tie, white or gray gloves, and fancy shoes.

Black Tie-Optional

What’s the difference between black-tie and black tie-optional? Well, the difference is more for men, as a tuxedo isn’t required for black-tie optional. Men can wear a dark suit with a white shirt and tie if they want to. Floor-length dresses, cocktail dresses, and pantsuits with heels or flats are acceptable for women.

Dressy-Casual

Less formal than black-tie optional, dressy-casual is a common choice for wedding dress code. If the wedding is dressy-casual, cocktail dresses, dressy skirts and tops, and pantsuits, as well as heel, flats, or wedges are all options. Men should wear dark or light-colored suits and a tie.

Casual

Beach and outdoor weddings are usually casual attire because they are more relaxed. Don’t take this too literally and show up in flip flops and a t-shirt. Instead, wear sundresses and dressy sandals or wedges. Men don’t have to wear sports jackets or ties, they can come more casual in dress pants or khakis and collared shirts.

The post Here’s What Wedding Dress Codes Actually Mean appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

One-shoulder neckline

One-shoulder wedding dresses are trendy again and the best thing about this gorgeous model is that it looks flattering on any bride.

Ball gowns

Every girl in the world wants to feel like a princess on her wedding day, and this classic ball gown is the perfect silhouette for making that dream come true.

Ruffles

We need only two words to describe these wedding dresses – romantic and feminine. If you want this for your big day, ruffles are the way to go.

Pants

Choosing a big white wedding dress for your big day is not the only option, especially today when brides are changing the rules by wearing pantsuits on their wedding day. If you’d feel more comfortable in pants than wearing a gown, there are plenty of gorgeous outfits waiting for you.

Floral

Floral prints are becoming increasingly popular and this year we’ll see many wedding dresses adorned with tiny blooms as well. These colorful embroideries will add a charming vibe to any classic wedding dress silhouette.

The post The Most Beautiful Wedding Dress Trends For 2020 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Hashtags

Hashtags might be a cool thing for now, but eventually, they will fade into the past just like any other social media trend. Instead of wasting time and energy on coming up with a clever hashtag, if you really want to see all your friend’s photos from your wedding, just ask them to email or text them to you.

Bridal Shower

A big reason why people want to have a bridal shower is to get more gifts from their registry. But, this can be a little unfair to your guests who are also going to give you a present on your actual wedding day. Not only that, but planning a shower takes a lot of time and money, so save your energy for the actual big day.

Engagement Photos

Engagement photos have been super trendy lately, but getting a photographer to do a photoshoot, sometimes even driving to a different city to do it, can definitely start to get expensive. You should absolutely have a wedding photographer on the actual day, but opt out of engagement photos.

The post Cut Out These Trends From Your Wedding and Save Yourself Time and Money! appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The Number of Guests

Having a smaller wedding allows you to reduce waste because fewer people will be traveling to your wedding. Good news is a small wedding can be more intimate.

Eco-Friendly Wedding Dress

Renting your wedding dress and other wedding outfits, like suits and bridesmaid’s dresses, will reduce the environmental impact.

Invitations

Embrace digital technology and opt for online invitation instead. You’ll be saving the planet by limiting the amount of paper you will be using.

Food Waste

Minimizing food waste at your wedding is probably the most important thing. One option is to give takeaway boxes for leftovers to your guests. You can also feed your catering and event staff with the extra food. Another thing you can do is to compost the food after the wedding.

The post How to Plan an Eco-Friendly Wedding appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.