Photos by Amy J. Owen Traditionally planned and hosted by the groom’s family, rehearsal dinners and venues range from casual ...

But first, there’s one major question you have to address ... etiquette, the bride’s family assumes most of the financial costs associated with a wedding, including the wedding planner ...

With that in mind, we’ve rounded up the worst etiquette blunders made at these grand affairs, according to our experts. We’ll admit that we’ve experienced the horror of unearthing a wedding response .

"Not a great note to start on," the poster wrote. Getty Later, the poster received the official wedding invitation via email, which noted that the affair was a black-tie event and would be held ...

As Greater Good Magazine notes, family conflict is a normal part of relationships, but addressing ... who choose a child-free wedding... need to understand that invitations are not commands." ...

Whether you’ve attended one wedding or 15 ... If you’re in a couple, you may get one invitation addressed to you both at one address or a separate invitation sent specifically to your partner ...

A "regrets only" response is typically reserved for more casual celebrations and should not be used for grander occasions, like a wedding ... when it comes to etiquette. Generally speaking, it's ...