Organizing the most important event of your life requires following certain rules, especially since we live in a time when news spreads at the speed of light. Here are some modern rules that you should follow when organizing the most important event of your life.

• Don't post on social media as soon as you get engaged. We've noticed that this is a trend, and we'd say it's not very pleasant. Ideally, you should first tell your parents, relatives, and close friends about it, and then, after a few days, you can also make this information public on social media.
• Even though traditional wedding rules assume that the parents of the bride and groom bear the wedding expenses, nowadays, expenses can be divided differently, depending on each person's possibilities and preferences.
• Even if you know that a certain person will not attend your event, send them an invitation. This way, that person will not feel left out and you can avoid a pointless misunderstanding.
• You don't have to invite everyone to your wedding. If there are people, old friends, or distant relatives that you really don't want with you on your big day, you don't have to invite them, even out of obligation. Only invite those people you want to have close to you and with whom you will feel amazing.
• Don't put all your friends who come unaccompanied in the same place. It will create a strange, awkward atmosphere, and you will give the impression that you want to play the role of Cupid a little.
• Be creative! In this modern world we live in, there are so many sources of inspiration at your fingertips that your event can't be boring.
• Don't just talk about your wedding! Out of excitement or maybe because you're a little stressed out, you tend to only talk about your big event. At some point, your friends might get tired of hearing you talk only about your wedding.

What other etiquette rules do you think are important?