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New Year's Eve... a time to look back on the past year and make plans to improve the coming year. This is where New Year's resolutions come in. They are the promises to yourself about the ways that you will make the coming year better than the last one. One perfect place to strive for improvement is in your relationship with that special someone, be it your date, fiance, or spouse. Even the happiest couples can find ways to show each other more love and appreciation, plus have fun while doing it! WhereBridesGo.com has a few places where you may want to start. Add some of these couple's New Year's resolutions to your list this year. Kiss More Lots of kissing happens at the beginning of a relationship, but the longer you are together, sometimes busy lifestyles and hectic schedules get in the way and those kisses become fewer and farther between. Make it your goal this coming year to kiss each other a set number of times each day, or at a specific time daily like

One of the most dreaded wedding planning tasks on your list could quite possibly be writing thank you notes for your wedding gifts , but it is one of the more important tasks to tackle. It doesn't have to be a hassle. With a little planning and a head start, the stress can be taken right out of it. WhereBridesGo.com has a few tips to share that can make this process an easy one. Buy Them Early Most people think of thank you note writing as something that you have to sit down and spend hours doing once the wedding is over. If you want to spend an entire day (or more) handwriting notes to everyone that attended your wedding, that's one way to go. It's going to make your life a LOT easier if you buy your thank you notes at the beginning of the wedding planning process instead so that you can move on to the next tip on our list. Start Writing Right Away There will be guests that begin sending gifts to you before the actual wedding day. When this happens, get their tha

A guest book at your wedding is a wonderful keepsake of everyone that shared your special day with you. Traditionally, this was actually a book that guests simply signed their names in. Today, however, there are many unique and creative alternative guest book ideas  out there. You can find many different ones at WhereBridesGo.com , and today's blog takes a look at a few of these for you.  Items For The Home You can replace the traditional book for guests to sign with keepsake items that can later be displayed in the home you will share as husband and wife. It can be a vase, jug, or shadowbox to hold a collection of items that guests will sign. A wedding that takes place at a winery is the perfect place to have everyone put their names on wine corks, or if you are getting married on a beach, have your guests sign pretty seashells.  Our online wedding accessory store also carries items that your guests can sign their names directly on, like the  Oval Ceramic Signature Pla

There are lots of different themes you can use when you are planning a wedding, and as many different variations on those themes as there are brides and grooms to imagine them. Browsing through our online wedding store is an excellent way to get some great ideas for a theme you may want to use.  That's what we did here at WhereBridesGo.com , and and it inspired us to imagine the possibilities for a "Winter Wonderland" wedding. Here are a few ideas to get your own creative juices flowing for a snowy celebration.  Decorations There are a few different color combinations that would work wonderfully for a winter wedding theme. The most obvious is lots and lots of white. The addition of shimmery sparkles gives you that gorgeous look of the sun reflecting off of freshly fallen snow. Silver is a beautiful accent color to use with white, and touches of gold can look lovely too. One other shade that we love with this theme is the addition of icy blues. If your wedding wi

One of the things that you have to keep in mind when you are planning a wedding is how to keep your guests entertained throughout the celebration. In addition to the ceremony, dinner, and dancing, throwing in a few games can be a lot of fun for everyone. Today WhereBridesGo.com has some great ideas for games to play during cocktail hour and the reception, plus some additional game ideas to share with your bridesmaids to use at the bridal shower.  Bridal Shower Games Since the shower will come before the wedding, we'll start with these. There are quite a few bridal shower games that everyone will enjoy playing at our online wedding store. They add some whimsy and a bit of friendly competition between present opening time and the refreshments.   Bingo is always a fun one to start with, and we have a couple of different versions for you to choose from. You'll also find a fun Bridal Shower Dice Game that's an excellent ice-breaker, and the "Guess Who?"

The holiday season is quickly approaching, which means it's about time to start thinking up some great holiday gift ideas for everyone on your list! You don't want to wait too long and have to rush around at the last minute. It's especially important to make decisions early if you will be ordering from our online gift store . We don't want anyone to have to pay extra for rush shipping, especially when you can get FREE shipping from WhereBridesGo.com on standard orders delivered within the Continental USA over $125! Finding enough great presents to earn the free shipping is easy because you're bound to find something special for everyone on your list! Gifts For Him Even though our site is tagged as "Where BRIDES go for what brides love," we are actually an excellent online destination for anyone looking for great quality products that both men and women would be thrilled to receive. For the fellas, you'll find lots of items for the grillmaster

Hopefully, you found last week's first 5  wedding planning tips concerning 10 common wedding myths helpful. This week WhereBridesGo.com is debunking the other half of the list for you.    6. If you were a bridesmaid in her wedding, you must ask her to be one in yours. We totally understand the urge to reciprocate a friend's invitation if you were a bridesmaid in her wedding, but if it means having more bridesmaids than you planned to or leaving out another friend you feel closer to, know that you don't have to do it. The people that you choose to stand up at your wedding with you is a personal choice, and it should never be a forced decision out of obligation or guilt.  7. There has to be the same number of groomsmen as bridesmaids. Sure, this makes the photos look more symmetrical, but other than that, there's really no reason to match the number of bridesmaids and groomsmen. You should have your dearest friends or family up there because you want them be