Overcoming Chorophobia Part II
Last week, we set out on our express goal to get you on the dancefloor during the reception party. We covered removing that imp in the back of your that tells you, “you can’t dance” and offered some basic instruction on the move your body in sync with the tempo. There’s a reason for dedicating this much time to convince you (or your stubborn friend) to dance. Many of my fondest memories at weddings involved being on the dance floor....
Overcoming Chorophobia Part I
When you think about it, dancing is a fairly odd activity. It’s one of the few things both a trained professional and an exuberant amateur can perform and receive positive feedback from onlookers. No amount of cavalier zeal qualifies an untrained person to perform invasive surgery. It doesn’t matter how much someone just wants to “express themselves”, if their idea of cooking is dropping something into a pot, turning the burner to high and coming back in twenty minutes. But...
To Maid with Honor
Last week, we gave tips for the Best Man, letting him know what to expect and what he should be mentally prepared for. This week, we cover the backbone of the wedding –The Maid of Honor. Being a MOH is as fun as it is tiring. Seriously, after being a MOH you should be able to cite event planner, managerial experience and social worker on any Résumé. Your responsivities should be covered in detail between the bride and you, but...
Be The Best Man You Can Be
