Your parents are a big part of who you are and can be eager to want to help you get ready for arguably one of the biggest days of your life. To help you figure out what you can ask your parents to do, here are 6 of our favorite mother and father of the bride duties from WeddingWire's Wedding Trends Expert, Anne Chertoff. 

If you're looking for a convenient wedding location in the country that has all the country charm while being
"simultaneously trendy, vintage, romantic, and rustic",
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Through every important milestone, your parents have been right there with you. They've wiped away tears, shared in your laughter, and offered invaluable wisdom every step of the way. Now, they're going to show the same love and support on your special day. Choosing thoughtful wedding gifts for your parents and new in-laws is a sweet way of saying thank you for everything they've done. After all, these special humans are responsible for making you and your S.O. the people you each fell in love with. To help you show your appreciation (and impress those new in-laws!), we've gathered some of our favorite gift ideas they're sure to love.

Every year, The Knot Real Weddings Study reveals the average wedding cost and more official data per state. About 7,600 couples across the country, who originally set a wedding date  between January 1 and December 31, 2020, participated in the study. In 2020, COVID impacted just about everything across the wedding industry, including the average wedding cost and more prewedding related event costs. 

Willow Creek Ranch, currently owned by David Jones since the passing of his beloved father Jack, has been family owned and operated for more than 100 years. This unique property is a scenic, active ranch where David raises cattle and other farm animals. With majestic hay fields, ponds, and natural streams, Willow Creek Ranch is sure to provide a memorable experience for all who visit. 

Ideas by Maddy Sims
Article sourced from The Knot - Updated Jan 12, 2021