Woohoow Wedding

We've seen lots of  wedding how-to sites, ranging from how to choose your wedding motif to how to seat your guests.  That is, if you're on the to-be-wed side.  What if you're on the guest side?  Are there any guidelines for you too?

Nowadays, wedding preparations can be as easy as launching your browser and click, click, click. Well, it isn't really as easy as it sounds, but a lot of trips to the caterer and other suppliers can be minimized when the internet is used as a wedding preparation tool.

1. Ask caterers/hotels to send you their packages/menu through email so you won't have to personally go to their office. Don't miss the taste test though!
2. Surf wedding blogs. Blogging is a venue for brides to narrate their experiences, usually from the time of engagement until their big day. Follow their adventures or just surf for ideas. Have a pen and paper handy, these wedding blogs personally written by the brides themselves are usually full of useful tips based on true-to-life experience.