SouthwestBlend.com presents The Send Off-The Last Big Event of the Day by Sally Manglicmot.

The Send Off - The last big event of the day by Sally Manglicmot

 Making your grand exit can be just as fun as the grand entrance. Have a limousine waiting outside the front door, or a decorated horse and carriage. Maybe a special car is already decorated by the ushers and your friends. If the bride hasn’t thrown her bouquet, then this is the time to do it. Fireworks? Well, only if it’s appropriate and in your budget. Helicopter?    Okay, some weddings are extravagant! Is the entire hoop rah necessary? The guests are cheering and maybe blowing bubbles while wishing the newlyweds the best. The alternative is to allow guests to leave quietly as they please.
 Of course, if this is your wish, then it’s perfectly acceptable.
 Some brides and grooms want to continue celebrating at their reception/dinner with the guests until the wee hours of the morning. If this is the case, then they can have the formal send off, and mention that they will return within the hour to continue socializing. The couple returns in casual clothing and continue their celebration.
 Some of the guests feel better about leaving the event after the official send-off. Read more articles at www.WeddingsABreeze.com

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