Non-Common, Memorable Wedding Songs
Let's be honest, how many times are you willing to hear "Thinking Out Loud" by Ed Sheeran at a wedding? I get it, some songs are simply popular and fit the mood perfectly. However, your first dance should be unique, special, and not be based on what is "the big hit" for the year.
Angelica PasqualiPublished 15 days ago in MarriageWellness 2021: How My Indian Wedding Inspired Me to Decolonize Beauty Shopping
2020 was the year the Internet collective adopted #ShopSmall and #ShopLocal as the unifying rallying cry. However, seeing these hashtags everywhere pushed me to think about what #ShopSmall as a blanket statement actually accomplishes?
Swati SudarsanPublished 29 days ago in MarriageHow To Have A Sustainable Wedding
Weddings, just like any celebration, can result in an immense amount of waste. An average wedding produces about 400 pounds of garbage and 63 tons of CO2 emissions (according to The Green Bride Guide). Imagine carrying out 400 bags of garbage at the end of your wedding day? Yeah, hard pass for most. So, let’s be the change we wish to see!
Angelica PasqualiPublished about a month ago in MarriageWedding Dress Styles Based on your Zodiac Signs
You might think that your zodiac sign doesn't play into your personality. You might think that the stars can help you make decisions to live your best life. I can't help but see all the similarities in my personality that my sign tells me I should have, like my competitive nature and quick temper. After working in the bridal industry for years, I also began to see similarities in the type of dresses purchase by brides and their horoscope sign. Here's my opinion on where to start your wedding dress hunt based on your zodiac sign.
Terra ThornePublished 4 months ago in MarriageHow my Covid-19 wedding changed my view of what matters most
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.
Alyssa BlakePublished 10 months ago in MarriageTop 10 Mother-Of-The-Bride Hairstyle Ideas
The day your daughter gets married is a very emotional and joyful one, and you must stand out. You've got your dress, makeup, shoes, accessories to look great, but there's one more thing—your hair! Let's help out with your hair by introducing to you, some of the most gorgeous mothers of the bride hairstyles.
7 Simple Ways to Personalise Your Wedding Day
While selecting a colour palette is all some couples do to personalise their wedding, many choose to customise more of their ceremony to create a truly unique celebration. Here are seven simple ways to personalise your wedding day.
James MurrayPublished about a year ago in MarriageMy Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Wedding
Wedding season is upon us. Pinterest is pinging. Registries are ringing. Seamstresses are... seaming. You see where I'm going with this. Myself, I'm helping plan my best friend in the whole wide world's wedding for June 2020, and my vow renewal for September 2020. It got me thinking about my wedding nine years ago. When we plan out weddings, we all want everything to go off perfectly, and we kill ourselves creating a perfect day. Not everything always ends up perfect, though. In the case of my wedding, only one thing actually went according to plan: I married my husband. Sit down, I'll tell you all about it.
Diane NivensPublished 2 years ago in Marriage
Know About the Cushion Cut Engagement Ring before Purchasing
This is true that the cushion cut engagement rings are in demand in the present time. This is the right combination of modernity and brilliance appearance. Obviously, having such qualities will make you excited about having this ring. This can be in square or rectangle in shape with the rounded edges. As for this look, it seems like the cushion, so the diamond is called a cushion cut. This is true that for such appearance, people love to have this for their engagement ring and for other jewelry as well. If you are thinking in terms of cost, you will find this is less expensive compare to round and the brilliance is more. Is not that interesting? So, take your call and so the selection of it.
Monali SwainPublished a day ago in Marriage6 Mandap Décor Ideas With Flower That Will Blow Your Mind!
Every bride and groom dreams of having a perfect and lavish wedding. From choosing the right venue to ordering the wedding outfits, couples want everything to be perfect.
Jackson WilliamPublished 2 days ago in MarriageMaking the most of Microweddings
Microweddings are loosely defined as weddings with a maximum of 50 people. They were growing in popularity before the pandemic turned them into a necessity. Smaller gatherings reduce both cost and organization.
Kuldip RaitPublished 4 days ago in Marriage10 Commandments of Wedding Planning
Planning your wedding pre-covid was quite an ordeal, right? It was all about the perfect everything- the dress, the ambiance, the menu, the cake and the guest list! In Covid times, wedding planning is all about safety, restrictions and even more worrying about every little detail. I wrote this several years ago and just wanted to share... and hopefully provide a little bit of optimism and nostalgia for when we can (hopefully) plan weddings the way we did before Covid knocked the world out of whack.
Katie Artis WisePublished 6 days ago in MarriageTop 8 Best Honeymoon Cruises For Romantic Couples In 2021
The wedding day required lots of planning and the careful execution of the plans. When we are about to plan for our honeymoon, we all want a hassle-free relaxing, and romantic outlook for the planning of our honeymoon.
Jais FrankPublished 8 days ago in MarriageREVEALED: The Most Searched Celebrity Engagement in 2020
While 2020 was a year of shock and change, there were some positives to come from it. Although weddings have been put on hold until things return to normal and we can celebrate in style, love blossomed for some when they took their relationship to the next level.
Caitlin PurvisPublished 9 days ago in MarriageComing to America
For a long time after quintessential Karen at the United States Embassy in Moscow denied her request for a visa, I thought about getting my Russian fiancé (somehow) to Mexico. Then we would cross the mighty Rio Grande into Texas.
Paul SwannPublished 11 days ago in MarriageMy COVID-19 Wedding
It was October 10, 2020, when we wed. My husband and I made the decision in 2019 that we're doing this in 2020. When the pandemic hit us in March of 2020, we had to decide how we were going to work around it.
Tanaya VangPublished 13 days ago in Marriage
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