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Petite Elégance is a full service wedding salon that offers wedding ceremonies as well as wedding and mini receptions at the Hyatt Place in Owings Mills. Our goal is to cater to the couples prefer and elegant and intimate ceremony. You don't have to worry about a thing. We will be sure to cater to you and ensure this day is special for you as well as your friends and family in attendance.

Our Packages are perfect for the couple that want to renew their vows or want more than a Justice of the Peace ceremony, but not quite an elaborate wedding either. You can tailor the package to meet your needs. We don't want you to cheapen your experience because time, circumstances, or finances don't allow. We want you to have a beautiful and memorable wedding experience.

In addition to our in house packages, we also provide Wedding Planning & Consulting services. Please visit our website on the Wedding Planning services page and let us create the same Grandeur & Illustriously elegant wedding for you at your venue of choice.

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Attendant Dos and Don’ts

A quick guide to bridesmaids and groomsmen.

Attendant Dos and Don’ts

They’re your best friends and your closest relations. Here’s a run-down on the etiquette of working with them as bridesmaids and groomsmen.

DO

• Start a list of possible attendants as soon as you can. As soon as you announce your engagement, friends and family will want to know how they can help.

• Make sure your Maid of Honor and Best Man are of legal age so that they are able to sign the wedding registry as witnesses. If you have children and want them to have special roles, they can always be a Maiden of Honor and a Co-Best Man. Just make sure you’ve got the adult versions, too!

• Once you and your fiancé have figured out the final cut, start asking your attendants right away so they’ve got plenty of time to make plans.

• When you ask each person, make it a special occasion. Arrange to meet each on their own for an after-work drink or a nice lunch, for instance.

• Be clear right from the start about your wedding plans and what they’re likely to face in terms of expenses. If someone feels they wouldn’t be able to afford the time or expenses, discuss a way for them to be somewhat involved, making it easier for them to join in.

DON’T

• Don’t get too caught up in the age or gender of attendants; nowadays, what matters is who’s very special to you.

• Don’t worry if the number of bridesmaids and groomsmen aren’t the same. Neither the procession up the aisle nor the wedding portraits need be symmetrical these days.

• Don’t ask a child first whether or not they want to be a flower girl or ring bearer. Always ask the parents’ permission first before getting the child involved.

• Don’t feel you have to include somebody simply because you were in her wedding party. Asking attendants and being an attendant shouldn’t be about repaying debts.


Photo: Rebecca Bouck Photography