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Bookmark or Share- Is it ok to ask if a gift was received? — The Knot CommunityIt is 100% acceptable to inquire about whether a gift was received. One of the side effects of promptly writing thank you notes is confirming that gifts are actually received. I would politely but directly let them know that there were some issues with back-order when you placed the order and that you want to confirm it arrived safely.
- Non-Member Church Weddings — The Knot CommunityThen, if your integrated belief system does not fit a denomination that you know of, try joining the Universal Unitarian church in your area and see if that fits. If I am correct, you are still young, and may be going though the process yourself of examining your spirituality apart from the way you were raised.
- My personalized Know Wedding Website won't workHi, I'm new to the boards. I tried putting together a wedding website through TheKnot, but whenever I go to the URL created it says that the creator of the website didn't make any of the site publically available. I made sure that I didn't uncheck the box that made the webpages unvisible and none of the pages are protected. Also, I can't find out where on The Knot's website to ask them for help.
- Wording for Information about Outside Wedding - The Knot CommunityThe timing of the event will let them know it's in the evening. As for attire, I believe you are not really supposed to say anything about attire on an invitation, but if you have a wedding website definitely put a note about it if you'd like. Most people are familiar with how to dress for weddings.
- Plus Ones and Significant Others: A Guide — The Knot CommunityTraditional etiquette holds that a hostess is responsible to her guests for whomever they might meet while under her roof. That means she has a responsibility to know all her guests or at the minimum, to have had someone she trusts vouch for them personally. So in fact she should not be giving anyone a carte blanche to bring strangers.
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