Well, it’s been a busy month for birthdays and anniversary’s around here. Therefore, I haven’t had much time to post and work on the site.

There has been 2 significant improvements to WeddingMuseum.com. First, I’ve updated the list of online bridal registries. The list doesn’t show Tiffany’s because that’s not for the average wedding. However, new ones include Pier 1. In addition, there’s now a brief description of each online bridal registry listed. The most popular still remains to be Target. Although, my favorite is Just Give. Just Give is an online site that offers brides and grooms the opportunity for guests to make a donation to charity. This is important to us right now because we know people with breast cancer and throat cancer. The link to the online bridal registries can be found in the menu on the top of any web page.

The second upgrade was to the wedding books web page. You now can find the popular wedding magazines and new wedding books that are “hot.” You can click on books from the home page to view all the wedding books/magazines we offer that you can purchase online through Amazon.com.

Well, another milestone today. We’ve added a wedding guest list feature for registed brides and grooms. The wedding guest list lets you enter a name, complete address, email and number in party. It will also keep track of the total number of guests you expect to attend your wedding. The list can hold up to 100 households. WeddingMuseum.com also gives you the ability to print the guest list you create at any time.

Enjoy the new wedding guest list feature!

I just wanted to drop a quick post on a cool site I just found. It’s zillow.com. The site will estimate the value of any home (in the USA anyway). All you have to do is type in your address and it will give the the value of your home. The best part is is that it’s free!

The wedding reception worksheet has been improved. After completing the form, you can view the printable version to give to your wedding reception vendors.

The worksheet is to help you plan what events you want at your wedding reception. It includes whether or not to have: the dollar dance, father daughter dance, mother groom dance, first dance, introduction of bride and groom as they enter, and so on.

The worksheet also gives you the order of the receiving line and the order of walking down the isle.