Pregnant bride etiquette IS something you'll need to think about when planning your maternity wedding.

Maybe you're already being bombarded with well-meaning (and not-so-well-meaning) advice from friends, family and work colleagues about wedding
etiquette? Everyone has to have their say huh? And I bet you're also getting lots of tips about what you can and can't have ... what would and wouldn't be "proper" for your wedding ... just because you're pregnant!

Lucky for you pregnant bride etiquette is all really very easy and absolutely nothing to stress about!

So - here's the pregnant bride etiquette scoop.

It doesn't make a jot of difference
- whether you are planning a traditional or a non-traditional day;
- whether you want a big wedding or a small intimate celebration;
- whether you want a religious or civil ceremony, or
- whether you want a traditional white wedding dress or something completely different.

The ONLY thing you need to change for a maternity wedding is the shape of your dress ... and that's only so you can fit your dress round your fabulous baby bump!

Your maternity wedding is an opportunity for a wonderful double celebration ... and anyone who just can't see it that way should be dropped off your invitation list pronto! You need to surround yourself on your maternity wedding day with people who love you and are positive about your big day.

If you need to find out more about Wedding Etiquette, one of the best ways to keep it all simple is to refer to a highly recommended book.
This gives you all of the information you need to decide what's important with your husband-to-be. Your local store will probably have several good guides you can buy, or you could shop online from a trusted online merchant like Amazon.

And if you're on a budget - you can save lots of money by borrowing reference books from your local lending library (you'll probably find yourself visiting your library lots once your baby is born anyway, so this a great time to register if you're not using their service already!)

Bottom line? It's your wedding and YOU have the right to choose how it happens AND who is invited! Have a
wonderful wedding.