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With fall just around the corner, the season when nature begins turning all sorts of breathtaking colors, it's a perfect time to talk about how you can easily use lots of elements from nature in your wedding decorations . Natural elements pair wonderfully with a rustic wedding theme, so today WhereBridesGo.com has pulled together a few creative ideas for you to fuse the two for a gorgeous wedding look.  Wooden Elements Using logs, wooden signs, branches, or slices of tree stumps are just the beginning of the ways that you can incorporate wooden elements into your wedding decorations. It can be real wood that you've cut yourself, or you can opt for items that have been made to look like real wood. Our Rustic Log Cake Stand , for example, is made of sturdy resin. It looks great, and the added bonus is that you can put it away to use for another special occasion.  Wood makes a wonderful base for an alternative guest book too. Wooden boards nailed together with yo

There is always a lot of discussion about what the bride needs to do to get "wedding-day-ready," but the groom needs to look his best too. He will be in all of those wedding photos right next to the bride, and looking his handsome-best will make him feel good, plus make the bride very happy. (You know the saying, "Happy wife, happy life!")  WhereBridesGo.com has a few grooming tips to help the groom look almost as gorgeous as the bride on the wedding day. (No one should look better than the bride!) This blog is for the fellas.   That Fabulous Face First and foremost, everyone will be focusing on the groom's face, watching all of that happiness spreading over it throughout the day! If you're prone to breakouts, establishing a face-washing routine with a gentle cleanser before the wedding day can be a big help. Take a really good, long look at your face in the mirror and pick out anything that could use a little improvement. Eyebrows are often overloo

9 times out of 10, the groom is happy to let the bride take over all of the wedding planning tasks. Often, she is thrilled to have free reign, but all of the tasks involved can be overwhelming for just one person. Plus, the wedding is all about the two of you, so involving the groom is a great way to make sure you are both happy with the outcome, plus it gives you a chance to spend extra time together during this hectic phase. WhereBridesGo.com has come up with 5 wedding tasks below that you can probably talk your groom into helping with.  Register For Gifts Wedding registries aren't all about dishes and bath towels. You can ask for cool things like televisions, BBQ grills, mini-bars, and more. Once the fellas realize they aren't limited to the home furnishings department, they are a lot more interested. Don't worry about asking for expensive items either. After all, this is a "wish" list, and your guests don't have to buy something just because it&#

Last week in part 1 of our "Creative Wedding Themes: Travel" blog we talked a lot about decorations and favors. This week our online wedding accessory store continues this adorable theme by getting into the food, drinks, inspiration, and fun gifts that you can incorporate. Many of these items you can buy directly from WhereBridesGo.com , and some of these ideas can be done easily on your own or with the help of a local wedding vendor.   The Food and Drinks When it comes to the travel-themed food you can serve at your wedding reception, get inspired by dishes from the places you have visited, or hope to visit in the future. Each course can even represent a different place if you like. If you're feeling crafty, make the menus resemble passports that your guests can fill out as they try each food.  The same goes for drinks. If you have a specific one that your favorite vacation destination is known for, mix that up for your guests. You can also name a couple of sp