Wedding season is coming soon and with it come the usual
stories of family and guests gone bad. Forbes Living TV has a few suggestions on
wedding etiquette for everyone who is invited and attends.
An open bar does not mean all-you-can-drink-and-not-tip the
bartender. Know your alcohol limit and
don’t go over it. Always tip the bar tender.
If asked about the food you may not have liked, just say it
was good. A review of why you didn’t like it is not necessary.
Keep to the schedule. Schedules are set up for a reason: to
get everyone to the church on time, start the wedding and reception on time and
not stress the bride out on her day. Be conscientious of other people and don’t
be late.
Forbes Living has to say: keep speeches short and sober. A
long, drawn-out, overly dramatic speech is not only uncomfortable for everyone
to watch but annoying. And before we forget – five minutes is considered too
long. Write it out and don’t wing it. Stick to one main point and be gracious.
This is no time for a roast.
Finally, buy a gift from the wedding registry. Please don’t “be
original” and buy something else. The items on the registry are things the
bridge and groom want and need. If you feel you would rather get them something
else, give them cash to use on their honeymoon.
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