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QUESTION: I know th<strong>at</strong> it is cus<strong>to</strong>mary <strong>to</strong><br />

invite the officiant but I was wondering <strong>wh<strong>at</strong></strong><br />

the etiquette is <strong>to</strong>day. My fiancé and I have<br />

met the minister but we don’t have any<br />

previous ties <strong>to</strong> him or the church we are<br />

marrying in and by the time of the wedding<br />

we will have had two quick meetings with<br />

him. Is it required <strong>to</strong> send an invit<strong>at</strong>ion <strong>to</strong> him<br />

and his wife?<br />

ANSWER: While normally you would invite<br />

your officiant <strong>to</strong> the wedding, if you have no<br />

personal rel<strong>at</strong>ionship with them it is not<br />

required. Look <strong>at</strong> your budget – etiquette<br />

would say yes but it is not necessary.<br />

QUESTION: Is it normal <strong>to</strong> be nervous, well<br />

more having second thought before you get<br />

144 <strong>Bridal</strong> <strong>Fantasy</strong> 2009<br />

Ask Gay<br />

Ab<strong>out</strong> Your Day<br />

married? I love my fiancé and want <strong>to</strong> marry<br />

him but the more planning we do the more<br />

nervous I get.<br />

ANSWER: Nerves are completely normal!<br />

Part of your nervousness comes from the<br />

stress of planning such an important day.<br />

Make sure <strong>to</strong> take time <strong>out</strong> of planning or<br />

anything wedding-rel<strong>at</strong>ed <strong>to</strong> re-connect with<br />

your fiancé – have a movie d<strong>at</strong>e or take a<br />

weekend getaway. It will give you both a<br />

chance <strong>to</strong> relax and de-stress.<br />

QUESTION: I’m planning on hiring two or<br />

three hairstylists <strong>to</strong> come in<strong>to</strong> my home and<br />

do all of our hair (10 <strong>brides</strong>maids and me) on<br />

the day of the wedding. I thought I would be<br />

responsible for this cost as it’s not absolutely<br />

necessary <strong>to</strong> have your hair done by a<br />

professional – but was wondering th<strong>at</strong> if the<br />

girls usually cover the cost of their own hair<br />

for the wedding?<br />

ANSWER: Traditionally your <strong>brides</strong>maids are<br />

responsible for the costs associ<strong>at</strong>ed with their<br />

portion of the wedding day. The dress and<br />

hair is normally each girl’s responsibility. It is a<br />

nice gesture <strong>to</strong> help them cover the costs if it<br />

is going <strong>to</strong> be quite high (having someone<br />

come in<strong>to</strong> your home is usually more than a<br />

salon) but you are not responsible for the<br />

<strong>to</strong>tal amount.<br />

If you have questions ab<strong>out</strong> your<br />

wedding day, send them <strong>to</strong> Gay <strong>at</strong><br />

askgay@bridalfantasy.com.

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