Clumsy with your dishes? Bone china and porcelain are stronger than either stoneware or earthenware.
When registering for stainless steel flatware, look for the numbers 18/10 stamped on the item. The 18 stands for chromium, which makes the utensil more rust resistant. The "10" refers to the nickel content. It's added for strength and shine.
How much to spend on a wedding photographer? The rule of thumb is 8 to 10 per cent of your wedding budget.
Book your tuxedo rentals by the end of the year. If they do increase, rental prices usually go up at the beginning of the calendar year. If you book before, stores should honour last year's price.
When shopping for a wedding dress, don't buy one that's more than one or two sizes too big. While alterations are common, altering a dress that's way too big will affect the proportions.
If you're going with simple flower arrangements for your centerpieces, don't forget to check out prices at your local grocery store florist. They're buying in bulk so they can often offer better deals than a small neighbourhood florist.
When registering for towels, take a close look at the merchandise. Towels with looped threads absorb water better.
Looking to buy a tux for the big day? The most classic styles are one or two button.
Peau de soie means "skin of silk." But it also comes in polyester. So be sure to ask what kind of peau de soie you're paying for when buying your wedding dress.
When purchasing a wedding dress from a store, make sure you get everything in writing - the price, completion date, cost of alterations, etc. And if you can, store the dress with the retailer until a day or two before your big day. That way it will be kept in perfect condition!
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