When you and your significant other decide what guests you'll invite to your wedding, you may be painfully aware of the deceased family members who are unable to attend. While you can make a point of thinking about them during your big day, it can be nice to honor their memory in some way at the ceremony. There are several ways to do this, including by leaving some seats at the venue empty.

Weddings are some of the most expensive events in the lives of many people. But there is no need to break your bank for a one-time event. After all, you can still get something close to your dream wedding at more affordable rates. You only need to get a bit creative, and you'll enjoy a colorful wedding. When you identify a wedding package that suits your budget, you'll start your marriage life on solid financial footing.

Should you have your wedding on a Sunday? While most couples automatically assume that a Saturday wedding is the only option, moving it to the following day could benefit you for a variety of reasons. Here are five of these reasons.  1. More Venue Availability Great wedding venues of all sizes are often booked up solidly on Saturdays, especially during the height of wedding season. But the other days can be much more available.