Grooms: Get Your Groove On

After reading my last post on groom involvement, the founder of groomgroove.com, Mike, contacted me to say that there really is no reason grooms, groomsmen and other males close to the scene shouldn't be getting involved with the wedding planning!

Maybe in this day and age, real men do, in fact, plan weddings?

"Now, it's true - wedding planning isn't so much fun - not compared to, say, a round of golf," Mike said when he emailed me. "But guys definitely do realize that there is lots of stuff that they'll need to do. It is, afterall, a rite of passage."

I checked out groomgroove.com today and was thrilled to see all of the tools, tips, how-to's and other information available for guys involved in planning a wedding.

The site breaks down such topics as popping the question (making sure you are really ready, guide to engagement rings, etc.), the duties of the groom and the duties of the best man (giving the toast, planning the bachelor party). They also offer guides for other men involved in the wedding, like the father, groomsmen and ushers.

Groomgroove even has videos posted on various subjects, such as proposing and saving money on the wedding. Check out one of their videos below:

Ladies, this is a great site to send your guys to as you delve into the wedding planning process so that he get a good idea of some of the ways he, and the rest of the men in the wedding party, can be helpful and involved.