Sometimes, people seem to think that the bride plans the entire wedding and all the groom has to do is show up on the wedding day on time and in his suit rental. But while many brides may helm their wedding plans, I think it’s best when you work together to create a day that […]

Sometimes, people seem to think that the bride plans the entire wedding and all the groom has to do is show up on the wedding day on time and in his suit rental. But while many brides may helm their wedding plans, I think it’s best when you work together to create a day that expresses yourselves as a couple. Here?s how to get your groom involved so he feels valued and you don?t go crazy!

Ask for his opinion
A groom may be hands-off because he simply thinks the bride wants him to be. Communicate clearly with your guy and tell him that you would love for him to be part of the crazy, fun, exciting, stressful journey that is wedding planning. After all, you do everything else together?why would this be any different" An easy way to ease him into wedding planning to ask his opinion on two different options, like chicken or beef. If you?re anything like me and sometimes have difficulty making decisions, his ability to ?pull the trigger? on ivory versus candlelight will be a godsend!
Give him a task
Think of a wedding related to-do that suits your groom?s skillset. If he loves graphic design, maybe he can create a one-of-a-kind program. If he enjoys music, put him in charge of t...