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How my Covid-19 wedding changed my view of what matters most. Top Story - April 2020.
Every little girl dreams of how she wants her wedding to be. A huge party, a big cake, lots of flowers, good music, and of course tons of dancing. This was all required for my dream wedding and as silly as it sounds, there was no way I was going to get married without it. If you would've told me a year ago that I would end up getting married in my living room with only a few close family members and friends, I would've thought you were crazy. Turns out maybe I'm the crazy one because, that's exactly what happened.
By Alyssa Blake6 years ago in Marriage
Criteria When Choosing Vendors For Your Wedding in Adelaide
Given the city’s welcoming culture, it is no surprise that Adelaide is also a beautiful place to hold weddings. Whether you are dreaming of a French-inspired wedding with vineyards in the backdrop or a beautiful beach wedding as the sun sets, the city is the perfect place for weddings.
By Emily Browne6 years ago in Marriage
More Than a Business
My jaw dropped. As my boyfriend Jacob and I stepped out of the car and into the bridal suite of On-A-Whim Event Barn, it was as though I’d been whisked away, back in time.
By Avery Strangstalien6 years ago in Marriage
I am happy coronavirus cancelled my wedding.
May 1, 2020 was supposed to be our wedding date. Obviously, the world had other plans. I would be lying if I said was upset.
By Mae6 years ago in Marriage
40,000 Wedding Guests
Although their relationship is nothing to sneeze at, it began with precisely that—a sneeze. Achoo! “Bless you,” Josh said as he turned around in his seat to face the culprit sneezer. He was at a youth workers conference in Abbotsford, BC. His gaze lingered slightly longer than it should have, landing somewhere in between noticeable and socially acceptable. He was smitten.
By Heather Down6 years ago in Marriage
I now Pronounce you: Stressed.
So you're engaged to your partner, ready to spend the rest of your life together, and you're about to plan a wedding. My advice? Don't. Save yourself the hassle, and elope. Run while you still can from the most expensive, exhausting, weirdly altruistic social traditions our culture has to offer, and go on a nice trip with your new partner or save for a house or a dog or a child or a Master's degree. Your wedding isn't what's left at the end of the day. It's just you and your partner and a couple memories. I promise you it's time, money, and energy better spent somewhere else. Let me explain by giving you a run down of my wedding day.
By Hannah B6 years ago in Marriage
Perfect Indian Wedding Gift Ideas for Your Couple Friends
Gifts provide an easy way to make a connection of love and care with our near and dear ones. People love to share fantastic gift items, especially to mark their memorable occasions. Be it a birthday, anniversary, wedding day, and any other religious festival, you need to share some moments of happiness with your family or friends. When it is time to select gifts for your friend on their wedding day, then you have to choose some relevant items for them. You can order cake online gurgaon along with some customized gifts to mark their grand celebration. Now, it is easy to find all the essential things to make their day memorable. You can amaze both bride and groom with some trendy items on their most awaited event of the year.
By Arzoo Chaudhary6 years ago in Marriage
An Unpopular Opinion From A Married Teenager.
I got married at 18. We spontaneously decided to get married in one week. After our family got over the shock of us getting married soon, they became supportive. In seven days we had to do what people with popular opinions do within a year (or more) when they plan weddings. The ceremony, honeymoon, gown and suit, photographer, wedding bands, makeup artist and flowers.
By Em Em6 years ago in Marriage
Weddings: the most overrated, obligated, and forceful rite of passage of them all.
At some point in our lives, most of us, if not all, have had to endure attending a wedding. Perhaps it was for a close friend, a family member, or even your own wedding. Maybe you were even part of the court as a bridesmaid or groomsman. Personally, I've had to endure all of the above. My siblings are both married and I was part of their courts. I've attended numerous family weddings throughout my life. My best friends have also gotten married. I was in their courts as well. It is as if weddings are as inevitable as puberty and losing your baby teeth, and equally as unfavorable.
By Jose Antonio Soto6 years ago in Marriage
Weddings
I am what you would call a bride-to-be, soon to be married next month and our wedding plans have changed drastically, mostly due to my anxiety.
By Sofia Colette6 years ago in Marriage
5 Tips for Hiring the Perfect Wedding Celebrant
The wedding day is a sweet, memorable day, but when it comes to the workload, it could be overwhelming too. You are occupied all the time and do your best at par. It could be the flowers, or the wedding photographer, or the venue; you have to be perfect and within the budget.
By Lauren Williamson6 years ago in Marriage
Perfect wedding with best Wedding planners and Food Catering Services
Wedding is undoubtedly one of the most important functions that mark the onset of a new journey. These are also regarded as pertinent chapters in a person’s life. Each year millions of people across the world undertake this journey every year, and this has led to a boom in wedding planner services. Organizing a wedding is not easy. There are hundreds of emotions and things at play and hence each event requires a certain amount of attention in general. Wedding planners are a group or in simple words a team of professionals who take care of all the arrangements in the entire function and execute the wedding like a pro.
By Bhavesh Parmar6 years ago in Marriage