20种方式来举办有史以来最好的婚礼

Coco Tran Photography

" data-caption="While we're on the topic of the ceremony, don't forget about creating a wedding program. By personalizing this piece of stationery with interesting details about you and your groom, a breakdown of the ceremony's proceedings, and any important information they should know (like a translation of traditional vows or that you'd prefer photos aren't taken) you'll capture their attention and get all of those key details across. Plus, it will keep them busy if the event runs a little late" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-4" data-tracking-container="true">

Session Nine Photographers

" data-caption="There are many great wedding apps to choose from for your big day. Some interactive apps allow guests to upload wedding photos into one curated place, while others keep your friends and family up on any wedding-related news. Want something even easier? Create clever hashtag and ask guests to tag all of their photos using it" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-7" data-tracking-container="true">

Jodi Miller Photography

" data-caption="Whether you're hosting a destination wedding or a hometown bash, some of your guests had to travel to be a part of your big day. To show your appreciation, give welcome bags for guests staying at hotels. Include a few snacks, bottles of water, and a list of local resources, like the nearest drug store, restaurants and coffee shops, plus any nearby attractions. If you're able to splurge, throw in a bottle of wine, tasty local treats like an artisanal cheese or candy, and a guidebook" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-10" data-tracking-container="true">

Amy Campbell Photography

" data-caption="It doesn't matter if your reception dinner will be a buffet, plated meal, or family-style servings: A smart seating chart is vital to ensuring your guests have a good time. Try to group people together with similar backgrounds and interests, so they'll have something to talk about even if they've never met before" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-17" data-tracking-container="true">

Kristine Paulsen Photography

" data-caption="While open bars can be pricey, there are ways to make it work on any budget. Consider offering just beer and wine or a few cocktail options if you need to cut back, but don't ask family and friends to open their wallets" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-20" data-tracking-container="true">

Julie Paisley Wedding Photography

" data-caption="Speaking of cocktails, serve one or two delicious customized drinks. It'll offer you a huge savings if you forgo a full bar, and it makes your reception feel so personal. You and your groom should each pick a concoction, but try to select drinks that are palatable for a wide array of people" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-23" data-tracking-container="true">

Ashley McCormick Photography

" data-caption="No matter what time of year you're tying the knot, it's important to think about what your guests might need to stay comfortable throughout evening. That may mean offering wraps, parasols, or flip-flops" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-26" data-tracking-container="true">

Chalk Shop Events

" data-caption="Whether it's an outdoor cigar bar, a build-your-own-biscuits bar during cocktail hour, or a sundae bar at dessert, your guests will love making (and eating!) their own treats" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-38" data-tracking-container="true">

Harwell Photography

" data-caption="Yes, you're serving dinner and dessert, but those are typically devoured hours before the reception actually ends. And with couples extending their parties later and later, it's likely that more than just a few of your guests will be thinking of a tasty late-night snack. Have your caterer bring out hand-held options like sliders and fries, mini grilled cheese, or coffee and donuts about an hour before the reception ends to revive revelers" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-47" data-tracking-container="true">

Annie McElwain Photography

" data-caption="Trust us, people don't want a framed photo of you and your new husband. If you're going to spend the money on favors, select something that your guests won't leave on the table. Mini bottles of bubbly, a yummy snack like cookies or popcorn, or a treat they can enjoy once back at home like jam or syrup are all crowd-pleasers" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-50" data-tracking-container="true">

Sarah K. Chen Photography

" data-caption="Not only is a photo booth a fun activity for your reception, it's also a great alternative for your guestbook or favor. The options are literally endless, but we love a great selection of props for your buddies to play with" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-53" data-tracking-container="true">

Marisa Holmes Photography

" data-caption="Some brides don't want to toss the bouquet or the garter, while others would prefer not to wait until the ceremony for their first look. If you're a girl who just can't image partaking in one of these traditions, don't do it! It's your wedding; you can skip what you want to" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-56" data-tracking-container="true">

Troy Grover Photographers

" data-caption="No one wants your wedding night to end, but since it has to, go out on a high note. Do a fun and festive farewell, like a firework show, sparkler exit, or confetti send-off! Your guests will love it, and it will make for some amazing photos" data-expand="300" id="mntl-sc-block-image_2-0-59" data-tracking-container="true">