I didn’t plan on learning a lot about weddings, but after performing many as a minister, I’ve seen just about everything. Here are five tips for you from my experience with weddings.

One, realize that something won’t go just right. Fortunately, it usually isn’t too big a deal. People sometimes ask me what disasters I’ve seen at weddings and I have to really try to think of something. It’s just little things that really don’t ruin the event.

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Most couples don’t write their own wedding ceremony vows. Three reasons that I can think of.

One, it’s hard to do. Alot of couples have told me they were going to write their own wedding vows and then backed out after giving it a try. They just couldn’t seem to get something together.

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Like a wedding keepsake sent from the White House? I saw this idea in a magazine a couple of years ago.

Here’s how you can get a hand-addressed greeting wedding keepsake from the White House mailed to you about a week before your wedding.

Requests should be sent about 4 weeks prior to your wedding date to assure getting your greeting on time.

All requests should be submitted in writing and can be mailed or faxed. Faxed requests should include the same information as a mailed request, as well as name and phone number of the sender.

Send the request to the address below with:

• the couple’s name(s),

• titles (such as Mr. & Mrs., Miss or Ms.),

• the couple’s complete address (including Zip Code), and

• full date of marriage (month, day, year).

The White House, Room 39 1600 Pennsyvania Ave NW Washington DC 20502

Fax number: 202-395-1232

For more information call the National Contact Center (800-FED-INFO) or the White House Greetings Office (202-456-5447)

What a neat wedding keepsake!