Sometimes, the nicest weddings are the ones that don't do what they "should." Photo by Paul Grigonis, pplusgphoto.com.
I try to keep tabs on the current bridal publications. There are certainly a lot of ideas and some useful information to be had from reading them. There are also snares to watch out for, as with many things in the wedding industry.
One thing I notice is how often articles use the words “should” and “must,” generally when referring to items or services to purchase. Then, when looking at the advertisers, I see that most of the things they say are required are things the advertisers sell. Based on what I know about the publishing industry, I know this is no coincidence. So, my advice would be to take the “shoulds” and “musts” with a grain of salt. Decide what is important to you and make your decisions based on that.
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