Tips for Breaking Up With Writer's Block
Whether you’re writing a maid of honor speech for your sister, trying to get your love down on paper, or prepping to officiate a friend’s wedding, sometimes the blank page can be too much. While there’s never a great time for writer’s block right now — while you’re preparing for such a special day — is definitely not the right time. We’re here to help reduce your stress with a few helpful tips for how to shake off writer’s block.
Who Should Give a Toast at the Wedding Reception?
Traditionally, wedding toasts were given by the father of the bride, the groom, and the best man. But let’s be real, that’s an outdated list.
These days generally both the best man and the maid of honor give a toast.
Navigating the Maid of Honor Role With Grace
As the maid of honor, you have a special role to play (learn more about the history of the role). You might support the couple with the wedding planning process, plan pre-events, help on the big day itself, or simply be emotional support throughout the process.
Regardless, here are some tips for navigating this important role:
Real Talk on the Cost of Being a MOH (with estimates)
Time for the Toasts! But First, Let’s Prep…
History of the Maid of Honor Role
Quotes to Inspire Any Wedding Speech
Peek Inside: Maid of Honor Made Easy
If you’re stressed out about what to say and where to even begin, rest assured the Muse is in! We’ve got you covered with our new toolkit, Maid of Honor Made Easy: Two Complete Speeches with Endless Possibilities.
Inside you’ll find two template maid of honor speeches…
Why Every Wedding Needs a Muse
As the guests filed into a long hall adjacent to the brick patio, they quickly took their seats. The wine had begun to flow and the din of longtime friends and close family sent an electric buzz throughout the room. Soon, the emcee corralled the last of the stragglers, and two lucky guests were given the honors to speak. First, the groom’s brother…
Setting Your Bridal Party Up for Success
4 Unexpected Benefits of Saying “Yes!” to the Maid of Honor Gig
I’ve done the maid of honor thing from both sides of the aisle: I’ve been one and I’ve asked someone to be mine. So I know the costs add up fast between a dress, shoes, maybe a plane ticket, a bachelorette party, a bridal shower, the time it takes to organize all of the above… you know what? I’m gonna stop there. It’s not just pricey, it’s also a ton of work, and I hope your best buddy is super crazy grateful for all the time and effort and money you’re putting into being there for them. For moments when the stress is getting to you, I’ve compiled the major benefits to keep you sane: You get to taste all the things.