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Did you have a great experience with your wedding DJ? The best way to reward his efforts is with a gift that keeps on giving — a glowing review or testimonial. Here are some ideas to help you write it.

Food is typically the biggest expense of any wedding, even though it’s the first thing your wedding guests will forget. Any money you save on your food bill can be redirected to areas like better entertainment, and perhaps a photo booth, that create wonderful enduring memories of your big party. Here are some ways to reduce your food expense without sacrificing anything.

More great wedding planning guidance from top wedding vendors. This article guides you through the maze of choosing a wedding officiant.

At its best, an outdoor wedding is a glorious celebration of both love and nature. But an outdoor wedding comes with inherent risks, so you’ll need to ready with a great ‘Plan B,’ even if it doesn’t rain. These tips will ensure a successful celebration.

Chances are, this is your first wedding; and you don?t have any experience putting on a party of this magnitude. Instead of basing your important planning decisions on slick sales pitches, why not listen to couples who have just gone through it, and learned what worked and what didn?t?

Now that you have decided who is invited to your wedding and who is not, your next big challenge is deciding who sits where for dinner. No need to fight over your seating chart. All you need to do is follow some simple guidelines.

Unwanted surprises happen in the process of planning any wedding. But a surprise doesn’t have to turn into a disaster. Here’s how you can disaster-proof your wedding.

Here’s how your DJ’s musical expertise can help you create a soundscape for your wedding ceremony and reception that shows off your unique awesomeness!

More great wedding planning guidance from top wedding vendors.

Knowing what questions to ask can help you home in on your perfect DJ while steering clear of a wedding or party disaster. Here are the top 20 things you MUST know about a prospective DJ.