A wedding witness is a person who observes the wedding ceremony and signs the paperwork afterwards. Witnesses were historically required to make sure that the wedding was done legally, that neither party was being forced into the marriage, and that the officiant carried out their
As fun and beautiful as weddings are, there’s no doubt that they can be tiring and stressful events for everyone involved – especially children. Weddings are day-long affairs that involve travel, crowds, noise, and having to sit still for a long time. If you’re a
Writing a speech for a wedding can be one of the most nerve-wracking things you’ll ever do, especially if public speaking isn’t one of your strong points. Standing up and speaking in front of a crowd of people is difficult enough, but how on earth
Pre-wedding jitters refers to a feeling of being ‘on edge’ before your wedding. It might begin days, weeks, or months before you get married. You might use a different term to describe it, such as pre-wedding nerves, anxiety, panic or stress. Whatever you call it,