Part 1: Ultra-Formal Weddings
Wedding tradition has evolved into particular set of customs that help participants and guests know what kind of occasion to anticipate, how to dress, and what will be expected of them as they take part in your special day.
The type of invitation, the time of day, and the place of the wedding and reception are all indications of the style you choose (whether traditional or highly unique), and guests will respond accordingly.
Today I want for focus on the Ultra-Formal Wedding. The Ultra-Formal wedding is the most elaborate and costly of all weddings. It is traditionally held in a church or synagogue with more than 200 guests in attendance. The bride wears an elaborate gown and is assisted by six to twelve bridesmaids who are also dressed in very elegant attire. Many ushers are needed for an event of this size - - at least one for every fifty guests.
Guests to an Ultra-Formal wedding will dress formally and will expect the reception afterwards to include substantial food and beverage, as well as an orchestra for entertainment and dancing. Invitations and enclosures should follow the strictest of formal etiquette. If you have the resources and a social circle accustomed to formal occasions, and Ultra-Formal wedding can be a fairy-tale, dream-come-true experience for you and your guests.
