Part 2: 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 Formal Wedding. The Formal wedding is smaller, less elaborate and less costly version of the Ultra-Formal wedding. The Formal wedding usually includes amore than 100 guests. The bride wears a traditional long gown and veil, and is assisted by at least two attendants. There should be at least one usher for every fifty guests. The wedding itself may take place in a church or hall in the daytime or evening, and is followed by a festive reception with a buffet or sit-down meal and music for dancing. Invitations are formally worded and printed in the traditional forms of etiquette.
