There are many details your wedding guests will forget days or weeks after the reception, such as what color flowers were in your bouquet or whether your French manicure was chipped.
After the solemnity of the ceremony, it's time for a celebration. Many reception traditions have developed over time to become an expected and enjoyed part of the marriage ritual.
Deciding between hiring a live band or a DJ to spin recorded music is one of the biggest reception issues you'll face.
While the ceremony is what actually makes your big day a wedding, it's the reception that will most likely take the bulk of your planning energy—and budget!
Your wedding may be a celebration of love and commitment, but it's also the biggest party you'll probably ever throw. So pull out all the stops and make it a night to remember.
You can't really set a wedding date until you've secured a location for your wedding reception (and ceremony), so the sooner you tackle this task, the better—do it 10 to 12 months in advance, if po
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