Wedding Etiquette Workshop
February 17th, 2010 by Sara
We get loads of questions from our beautiful brides about all things wedding etiquette-related. If you’re having a destination wedding, do you invite everyone to the rehearsal dinner? How far in advance should you send out invitations? How can I include everyone I love? What is the proper wording for invitations? And who is REALLY supposed to pay for everything?
The list of questions is literally endless, and modern times have made traditional customs a bit murky. Instead of navigating through huge, stuffy etiquette books, why not come to a fun and laid-back seminar at Charleston Museum? Thursday, February 25th from 6:30 – 7:30 pm Southern Protocol will hold a Wedding Etiquette Workshop at Charleston Museum.
So to all you brides with millions of questions – grab your mom and best friend and join us for lots of wedding information, drinks and a small appetizer (courtesy of the lovely Cynthia Groseclose of The Canape). We’ll cover wedding etiquette, general timelines, a budget guide… all your questions answered!
The workshop is in conjunction with the museum’s Aisle of Style exhibit; all class participants will get to browse through the praised exhibit with purchase of the workshop ticket. Seats are $10 for members, $15 for non-members. Click here to get more information or to sign up!
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