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Irish brides-to-be have lots of questions and little time.

You have the final say on lots but that doesn't mean you have to go it alone.
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Q: My parents are divorced. Should I have them together in the same family photograph?

A: Ask your parents if you're not sure but most brides and grooms deal with divorced parents as individuals rather than as a couple because they are no longer technically related. If parents have remarried, it is recommended to include the new spouses in the photos as a gesture that you acknowledge the new relationship. This means twice the number of photos and twice the time, but happy parents mean a happy bride and groom.


Q: Must I ask my husband’s sister to be bridesmaid?

A: No. Ultimately the day belongs to both of you so it’s vital that you're both happy with every aspect of the day. There's no right answer to this question, but don’t let the decision stress you out. If you do it may take over from all the other good things that are happening. It’s your wedding so don’t put the focus on someone or something else at the sake of your nerves.


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