Believe it or not, wedding planning is not just for the bride. Most grooms dread wedding planning - even the littlest task is daunting. However, traditionally, groom's do not have a major role in wedding planning. Here are a few suggested ways where your groom can get involved in the wedding planning (without having to decide between ivory or cream tablecloths):
Select the engagement ring
Choose the Groom's wedding party - best man, groomsmen, ushers
Choose attire for Groom's wedding party
Arranging for lodging for groom's wedding party
Selecting a gift for the bride
Compiling the groom's part of the guest list and making sre that his parents make their guest list
Planning the honeymoon
Choosing wedding bands
Making transportation arrangements for couple
Giving the officiat the fee for conducting the ceremony
Buying the marriage license
Planning the bachelor party
Standing in the receiving line (if there is one)
Make a "grooms" toast at the reception or rehearsal dinner
Cutting the cake with the bride
Dance with the bride, both mothers and the maid/matron of honor
