Here's something Jon Snow now knows: Don't mess with Ygritte. During an appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers, on Monday, April 8, the clean-shaven (!) Kit Harington explained how his 2019 April Fool's Day joke on his wife and former Game of Thrones costar, Rose Leslie, went awry. “The amount of props at my disposal has diminished…I'm aware this is the most "first-world" April Fool's,” he prefaced his story.
While shopping for a mother of the bride dress for your own mom can be nearly as fun as picking out your own wedding dress, helping the mother of the groom figure out what to wear is a little more challenging. Do you pick a color scheme? Send her options? Go shopping with her? We asked our experts for advice on how to tell your future mother-in-law what she should wear to your wedding.
You might imagine it's the big things that can destroy a marriage-infidelity, lies, crippling money problems. And of course, those issues can put a marriage through hell, but sometimes it's not always that dramatic. Getting upset about little things, like who does the dishes or who always remembers to change the toilet paper, may seem petty, but these issues can really add up.
Feel like your wedding planner is speaking in a foreign tongue when he or she talks about prepping for your big day? Believe us brides, you're not the only ones. That's why we put together a quick little list to help you get up to speed on a few wedding terms you may not be familiar with. Aisle Runner: A carpet or piece of fabric that lines the path the bridal party and bride walk to the altar.
Natural environments are beautiful, but getting married in the heart of an urban landscape has its own kind of appeal. And while lavish weddings are fun and pretty, there's something simple and intimate about tying the knot downtown. Enter: city hall. Seriously, city hall weddings and elopements offer so much for a low-key ceremony.
