Hey Marrygrams Bride! So your big day is right around the corner and you're finally ready to order your wedding programs. (And if you haven't already, check out our blog post on why you need them here). But how do you decide which style is right for your event?

Your wedding has come and gone and you're dying to see images of your big day, but won't get the proofs from your photographer for weeks at the earliest. You know your guests were snapping away on their cameras and phones, but how do you even begin trying find those photos?

Your bride has chosen her posse, now it's your turn to do the same. Which of your best guys (or girls!) do you want standing next to you at the altar? Do you need ushers? And what separates your best man from the rest of the pack?

Weddings are full of confusing etiquette rules, and with more and more brides going the nontraditional route, it can be tough to decode them all. Have no fear, Marrygrams is here to help! One of the rules most easily confused is the difference between escort cards vs place cards. Many people use those two terms interchangeably, when they are actually very different. Let us explain.