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Will weddings ever be the same?
The number one question on the lips of many couples around the world is, what will it look like? I have no doubt that my fiancee and I will be able to get married this year, but what exactly that will look like is unclear. What I mean here is that restrictions will still exist and is it still a wedding if you cannot dance?
By Ben Shelley5 years ago in Marriage
4 Must Have Indian Jewellery To Rock The Wedding Season 2021
Weddings are all about fun, food, dance, and a lot of opportunities to dress up the way you have always wished for. It is the most glamorous time of the year, especially for the ladies with all their new wedding outfits, accessories, and most awaited celebrations. All of us want to look best at the weddings of our dear ones and making it happen is like accomplishing one of our dreams.
By Tarinika5 years ago in Marriage
Best Wedding Invitation Designs that You’ll Fall in LOVE With!
When it comes to a wedding, an invitation sets the tone for the wedding what the stationery or theme will look like. There are huge varieties of invitation cards from royal themes to traditional ones. E-cards invitations are also gaining attention nowadays. Invitation cards are something that will give ideas to your guests about the wedding ceremony. Also, this is the best way to show the creativity level & preparation in your wedding invitation to your guests.
By Wizard celebrations5 years ago in Marriage
The Inherent Pessimism of Weddings
I have to say that I am confused. Why say yes to attend and then spend the next year waiting to be uninvited? Why not strike first and say thank you, but we're not that close? Surely you would want those who are closest to be there on your special day. Surely you invite people as you can't bear to 'tie the knot without them?'
By Ben Shelley5 years ago in Marriage
An Evening to Remember
He was looking forward to tonight. He wanted to make it a memorable night for her. It felt like forever since he had seen her when it had only been a couple of hours. He had the whole night planned. He had gotten a haircut earlier that afternoon, bought a new tie, and some of her favourite flowers. He had ordered dinner and it was set to arrive promptly at 5 o'clock. He had chosen all of her favourite foods. The table was set with candles, ready to be lit once they got back. He was ready to leave when he remembered the wine! Quickly, he walked to the kitchen and set out a bottle of her favourite Merlot and two glasses. He opened the bottle to allow it to breathe. Looking around, everything was perfect. Picking up the flowers he turned towards the door. He was ready to go.
By J. Langer5 years ago in Marriage
5 Wedding Photography Props You Should Thrift. Top Story - April 2021.
The misconception that thrift stores or secondhand items are of lower quality is simply absurd. Over the past four years of thrifting, I've found items to be better valued, more affordable, and certainly more sustainable than their brand-new, mass-produced counterparts.
By Angelica Pasquali5 years ago in Marriage
It's I Do, But at What Cost?
Every item you own has a story to tell. A story about how it was made, who owned it first, what was the original price, why did the item's previous owner sell it or gave it away? I'm talking about those thrift finds. New or old. Every item's story deserves to be told. Today I am inspired to write about my latest thrift find; my wedding dress.
By Melissa Bezborotko 5 years ago in Marriage
The First Date of a Lifetime
"Here I am again…alone.", I thought to myself as I opened my bottle of Merlot. Bright Cellars Merlot always seems to lift my spirits. I just couldn't believe he was late again. This man whom I'm so deeply in love with constantly keeps me waiting every time he goes anywhere. I don't know how much more I can take.
By Sharon Smith5 years ago in Marriage
The Classic American Honeymoon - Niagara Falls, NY
Niagara Falls has been known as the honeymoon capital since President Burr’s daughter and her husband, Theodosia and Joseph Alston chose it as their honeymoon getaway nearly 200 years ago.
By Stephen Dalton5 years ago in Marriage
Open/Closed (pt. 2)
I've decided to continue documenting the progression of our open marriage here. I'll be updating it in near real-time. The past few days have been rough for me. I already talked about how the open marriage inadvertently brought to the surface a few of my own insecurities and shortcomings, but another one I wasn't necessarily prepared for would be the change in dynamic that inevitably happens - less time and attention between the two of us.
By Steven George5 years ago in Marriage
Ultimate Guide for Wedding Venue Booking
Wedding venue booking is the first and foremost important thing about your wedding. So, deciding on a good venue for your wedding is an integral part of your wedding. To make things easier for you, we have a collection of 20 lists of ultimate guides for wedding venue booking ideas.
By Shristi Patni5 years ago in Marriage
Dancing with a Narcissist
It was January 25th, 2014. I am an independent, successful, single mom of three for 5 1/2 years. On this particular Saturday, I attend a family birthday party with my best friend. And this is where it all began with one glance.
By Tiffany Barron5 years ago in Marriage