This soon-to-wed-couple activity is certainly one that is both exciting and a test of compatibility. He wants plain white upholstery. She wants bright colors with big prints. Argument starts. Fear not, because dicussing and reaching a compromise is part of your moving on to a mature relationship with your partner.
But that's just upholstery! There are many more items that your future household needs. This sample bridal registry from I Do Sugar can serve as your guide.

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• Date of party
• Venue
• Party Theme
• Number of guests
• Celebrant's party costume/attire
• Save the Date card
• Invitations
• Caterer/Food
• Birthday Cake and candle
• Photographer
• Videographer
• Venue Decors - balloons, fireworks, tarpaulin, etc.
• Kiddie Tables and Chairs
• Entertainment - Host, Party Activities, Games, Pinata, Pabitin, Photobooth, etc.
• Party Program
• Parents...

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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?

One basic information you should know as a guest is this: what is your classification? Are you on the side of the groom or the bride? Are you a relative, friend or entourage?  Knowing this basic information can help make the pictorials in the church go faster and more fluidly.  Of course, getting up and goi...

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