Our aim is to publish useful wedding guidance that readers can adapt to their own circumstances. This policy explains the standards behind the site.
Topic selection
We choose topics because they answer a genuine planning or etiquette question. Articles should offer practical decisions, examples, and limits, rather than repeat broad encouragement. We may revise an article when a clearer explanation or a relevant new question improves it.
Research and verification
Writers and editors should check factual claims with sources suited to the claim. Local marriage requirements belong with the relevant government office. Venue and vendor policies belong with the venue or vendor. Prices, hours, restrictions, and availability can change; articles must not present an old example as a current universal fact. Where the most reliable answer depends on a reader's location or contract, we say so and explain what to ask.
Editorial independence and links
Editorial decisions should be based on reader usefulness. A contextual link may lead to another Dec Wedding guide or a relevant outside resource. An outside link is not an endorsement of every claim or product on that site. If sponsorship or compensation is introduced in the future, it should be disclosed clearly near the affected content. Links and publication choices should not require a reader to buy anything to understand an article.
Corrections and updates
Readers can report a concern through the contact page, citing the page and the statement in question. We review substantiated corrections, fix errors in the article, and revisit material when circumstances change. Minor edits for clarity may be made without a separate notice; substantial factual changes should be explained where useful to readers.
Scope
Examples are illustrations, not individualized advice. The site does not provide legal, financial, medical, or counseling services. Readers should verify local requirements and consult qualified professionals for decisions that call for professional judgment.