Vermont Vows Magazine

Navigating the world of wedding invitation options can be overwhelming. But now, The Emily Post Institute, the epitome of taste and etiquette, is here to help. WellWed & Vermont Vows Magazines invite you to peruse the Emily Post Wedding Style and Grace wedding invitation collections, created exclusively for M. Middleton and sold at retailers across the country. Make a selection that weds your personal style with an invitation that Emily herself would approve.

Gone are the days in which a standard wedding cake was the only way to please your guests' sweet tooth at your wedding. Today, there are lots of different options when it comes to wedding day desserts - and only a fraction of them involve fondant.

Are you a big fan of Ben & Jerry's ice cream? Then they may be just the people to invite to your wedding. Click {Read More} for details on their mobile scoop shops, now available for weddings.

Not confident in wedding protocol? We've turned to etiquette expert Anna Post to fill us in on today's I-Do's and I-Don'ts.

Your wedding cake should be as unique as you are, and, like all of your other wedding elements, it should work with the other aspects of the event to reflect the bride and groom's personalities. That being said, there are a lot of options and often the possibilities can seem overwhelming. Should you go with sleek and chic white fondant or decadent buttercream? Should your cake be classically elegant or funky and fresh? Perhaps you'd like to have cupcakes, pies, or a candy bar in lieu of a cake?

We are just 12 days away from the Vermont Wedding Affair - a luxury bridal event like no other! Immerse yourself in the visual inspiration, the informative and interesting seminars and workshops, and the soothing pampering sessions of our spa area. Take in the latest couture wedding looks during our runway fashion show, and meet with dozens of Vermont's most talented wedding professionals in an intimate setting designed to be an experience rather than a typical bridal exposition.

A note for brides-to-be: The Emily Post Institute has launched a fantastic new feature on their website known as the Wedding Etipedia! All realms of wedding etiquette are addressed through comprehensive articles, from announcing engagement news to deciding who's invited to the big day. Whether you're newly engaged or well into the planning process, scoop up some handy tips, trends, and advice that will soothe your worries and keep wedding-planning stress at bay.

So you've checked out our new website - great! We hope that you are able to use this site as a planning tool for all of your wedding needs. {Click "Read More" for more!)

Vermont brides, take note! Vermont is a fabulous resource for unique local products. A perfect choice for welcome baskets for your out-of-town guests, these products add an instant dash of local flair to any wedding celebration. Here are a few of this week's favorites!

Vermont brides, take note! Vermont is a fabulous resource for unique local products. A perfect choice for welcome baskets for your out-of-town guests, these products add an instant dash of local flair to any wedding celebration. Here are a few of this week's favorites!

Did you know that the average American wedding produces 800 pounds of garbage?

Emily Anderson, author of Eco-Chic Weddings, encourage brides to think about "the repurposeful wedding;" seeing how many things from your wedding can be used again. If you're buying fabric for tables or other decor, think about colors and patterns you can use in your home later, refashioned as curtains or pillowcases, for example.

A candy apple bar brings a touch of old-fashioned charm to any reception. Think decadent caramel and delicious toppings like butterscotch chips, chopped nuts, and toasted coconut to top off the good times! If setting up a candy apple bar sounds a little too "labor intensive" - yet you want your guests to take home a "taste" of Fall - check out Hammond's Candies. Since 1920 they have been making tempting treats with true craftsman ship.