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You might have attended weddings more times than you can count, each of varying degrees of perfection. But none of those times will ever be as meaningful as when it is your daughter or son who is walking down the aisle. Make your child's wedding day one he or she can cherish forever by being flawless in your roles as parents of the wedding couple. It is tradition that once the couple has announced their engagement to their respective families, the groom’s mother calls the bride’s family to express their delight in the happy news and to arrange a get-together of families. These days, it matters not who makes the first call, but it is still gracious for the bride’s family to wait a few days after the announcement and allow the groom’s family the opportunity to honor tradition. If parents are not physically available within the first few days of an engagement announcement, a surrogate parent (like a stepfather or legal guardian, etc.) can fulfill the call. The important thing is ...

Through generations, the groom selects among his closest and most esteemed friends and family to take on the roles of Best Man and Groomsmen. Being asked to be the best man in your brother’s or best bud’s wedding is indeed an honour. You’ve been his “go-to guy” through most, if not all, of his life -- now he needs you to be his main man during a crucial turning point. Accept this honour with great care and respect, and fulfil your best man duties to the best of your abilities. Before the wedding day, one of your most important responsibilities is to plan and throw a bachelor party for the groom. Enlist the groom in planning the kind of party he wishes to have – after; of course, you have confirmed that he wants one at all. First, pick a date that is most convenient for him. Then, decide on an activity wherein the party will centre on. Bachelor parties don’t necessarily have to be too rowdy, raunchy, or bold. You could rent jet skis for an exhilarating day at the beach, watch a big...