Wedding bells will be ringing soon for "Good Morning America" special contributor Melissa Rycroft and her fiance, Tye Strickland.
"I'm feeling really good," Rycroft said. "It's coming up."
As for Strickland, he said he's found the right way to be involved in the planning.
"I've learned to figure out what it is that I think she wants me to answer, and answer that way," he said.
They're still sorting out some important details, and the more they plan, the more questions they have about proper "wediquette" -- wedding etiquette.
Celebrity wedding planner and author of "The Wedding Book," Mindy Weiss, planned the nuptials for stars like Tony Parker and Eva Longoria Parker, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi, Heidi Klum and Seal, and Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani.
Weiss has the answers to all of Rycroft and Strickland's burning questions ... and yours.
What's the Right Amount of Time to Mingle With Guests?
"I want to talk to everybody, but I want to enjoy the festivities and dance and eat," Rycroft said.
Weiss says that couples should spend 5-10 minutes at each table of guests.
"Reception lines are out," Weiss said. "The modern version is that you walk around to the tables during the night."
It is important to visit briefly with your guests, she said, just for a quick hello.
"People have come all this way to see you," she said. "Go around and try to see everybody. They'll remember that."
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