The phrase "ask your wedding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and proper structure.
Example: "I don't understand what you mean by 'ask your wedding.'"
Alternatives: "consult your wedding planner" or "inquire about your wedding details."
How to Dial It Down: Ask your wedding coordinator what time of day is best to reach him/her with any questions you might have.
You're an adult, you are getting married and it's important that you NOT ask your wedding coordinator to explain to your estranged Dad that he isn't walking you down the aisle.
There are some things you can ask your wedding party to do, for the sake of tradition and pictures, but you can't ask them to do anything that would make them super uncomfortable, or alter their appearance for more than an evening.
Before you can ask your wedding guests for contributions, you must first be able to explain what they are contributing to.
Ask your wedding planner to recommend a florist or call around and compare prices for wedding arrangements from several florists.[2].
However, asking your wedding planner every 10-15 minutes "Do I look beautiful?
While no bride wants to muss up her dress before her big "reveal" down the aisle, asking your wedding coordinator to carry you from place to place so that your dress won't touch the ground and get dirty is a bit much.
If not, consider asking your wedding planner if he or she can recommend one.
"You know, you never get a second chance to ask your uncle to your wedding you've got to go through life having not asked your uncle to come to the wedding.
Ask your vendors as well the wedding business is a tight-knit community, so your photographer might be able to recommend a really good chef, or the wedding dress shop might give you a referral for a great florist.
Ask your cleaner to pack the wedding dress in archival-quality acid-free tissue paper after the dry cleaning is over.
