No matter how long you have to plan your wedding, or how big your budget is, you are possibly going to have concerns on your big day. You may not want to be late, although that is a bride’s prerogative, but what other things could you be concerned about?
We all have to deal with annoying habits in the people around us sometimes, but when those habits are in our partner it can be difficult to deal with. This is generally because when they are in a coworker, or friend, you can limit your exposure to them, but when in a partner, you have to live with them.
There are some truly amazing and luxurious honeymoon destinations to visit in October. At least one and probably several will be just what you are looking for. Have a great honeymoon!
It is completely normal to be nervous before your wedding. You are talking about the rest of your life, after all. It would actually be more unusual if you weren’t a little nervous on some level before committing the rest of your life to one person.
There’s more to being supportive than simply nodding your head while your wife complains. Aim to be a supportive spouse and show your wife how much you care for her by being close to her and showing her support in a variety of ways.
It’s so exciting when you finally get engaged. But some couples spend a few years engaged. You may have thought about the year you will get hitched, maybe even the season. But as it approaches twelve months to go, the wedding countdown begins, but what do you do now?
Getting engaged can often be a massive highlight for many loved-up couples. It is the start of a new journey, one that leads you into marriage and the next chapter of your lives. But it is also the start of wedding planning, and for some, this can be stressful.
While soon-to-be newlyweds know they’ll have to choose a cake, few know the historical significance behind the tradition. The importance of wedding cakes at a wedding reception dates back to the 17th century, and they come from different parts of the world.
Brides should study their budgets after determining how much money they have spent on the wedding, including travel expenses, dresses, and the bridal shower. If they can afford it, a small, heartfelt bridesmaid gift or the perfect accessory is always appreciated.
Whether you’re looking to rekindle the romance, plan a special occasion, or just have some fun outdoor dates, we’ve got you covered with an array of creative backyard date ideas for a romantic date night that will make your backyard the best place for a great time.
Preserving your wedding bouquet is a simple process as long as you remember to do your drying in a cool and dry place. Displaying your bouquet can be inexpensive, fun, and a way to express yourself.
Many destination wedding guests have traveled a long way to attend the wedding, and those wedding guests deserve some gifts of their own. It doesn’t have to be extravagant- just something to show appreciation for their attendance. These destination wedding gifts for guests will do just that.
