You canceled the wedding, now what do you do? (The Toledo Blade)

7 March 2010, 1:49 am

By ANN WEBER BLADE STAFF WRITER Be brief and discrete when letting guests know that a wedding has been canceled, advises Jill-Marie Zachman, owner of First Impressions Etiquette Training and Image Development in Waterville. In other words: no gory details. "Of course, people are curious, but you want to be gracious and courteous," she said. No reason needs to be given unless it's being called ...... Read More »

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