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Dear Friend,
It is not expensive catering and thousand dollar dresses that create lasting memories. It’s the beauty of the day, the sunshine smile of the bride and the feeling of being special for that one mo… Read More >>
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Dear Friend,
It is not expensive catering and thousand dollar dresses that create lasting memories. It’s the beauty of the day, the sunshine smile of the bride and the feeling of being special for that one mo… Read More >>
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Dear Friend,
It is not expensive catering and thousand dollar dresses that create lasting memories. It’s the beauty of the day, the sunshine smile of the bride and the feeling of being special for that one mo… Read More >>
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Dear Friend,
It is not expensive catering and thousand dollar dresses that create lasting memories. It’s the beauty of the day, the sunshine smile of the bride and the feeling of being special for that one mo… Read More >>
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Dear Friend,
It is not expensive catering and thousand dollar dresses that create lasting memories. It’s the beauty of the day, the sunshine smile of the bride and the feeling of being special for that one mo… Read More >>
My boyfriend and I have been dating for almost four years and in May we moved back in with our parents in order to save for a house and wedding. two weeks after moving I found out I was pregnant. So, now I live in an apartment and we are looking for a place to rent together to move into before the baby is born in January.
My family is pushing us to get married once we move in together, preferably before the baby is born I guess. We do want to get married, but if we do it now it will have to be at the courthouse and we couldn’t afford a reception or anything. Plus, I’d have an obvious belly in all of my wedding pics…which I don’t really want. Yet, I’m not totally against the idea. I just don’t know.
Recently my boyfriend and I found out that our local yearly Renaissance Fair does weddings. One thousand dollars for the wedding and even your own private jousting competition for the wedding party plus other things. I immediately got very excited because since I was young I always dreamed of having a Renaissance type wedding, but had no idea how it would happen. However, if we do decide to get married this way we will have to wait until fall 2010 since that’s when the next fair is and we might be able to afford it by then.
I told my mom about this and she says that I am having a baby and can’t be spending my money on a big wedding now and should just get married asap and forget about saving up and doing anything like that. So, now I feel guilty for wanting to wait and do the Renaissance thing.
My question is: What would you do? Would you get married as soon as possible and just focus on your new baby? Or would you wait and try to save money for a nice memorable wedding that you would love? I’m just not sure what would be best. Of course I want my dream wedding…but I also don’t want to be unfair to my child if I’m being selfish.
Thank you all for your comments so far! They are all helpful and helping me think. 
I have chronic pain, in my lower back and leg, from getting hit by a car, while walking in a crosswalk. I had the wedding planned before than my brother, Mom, then Dad died, in less than six months. I was going to start planning the wedding for next summer, but got hit, and I am in chronic pain and can’t work and very thrifty, and have some great ideas, but can’t think clearly, at this time, until I have this surgery, that my car insurance will not approve at this time, and could take a year or more to approve. Would you marry now, to get the surgery done(as my Fiancee has great insurance and doesn’t need any Approvals to see a specialist) and then get married that summer after the surgery so my son (10) gives me away. Also, can you hide it or is it against the law not to say you are married? Opinions is needed! Thanks!
My Fiancee’s insurance”COVERS ALL PRE EXSISTING CONDITIONS”as he works for the Military,and I would not hide it to officials but to some family and friends,until we have our “OFFICIAL” Wedding, the summer after the surgery, s it is in the works, years ago!As I work with insurance companies, and I know some insurance DO COVER PRE EXSISTING CONDITIONS, but you have to do research. Plus, each state is different! I guess, I am lucky to love a man, planning a wedding, over 3 years ago, and I am able to be covered for all my health issues, as my son has some, and his father WILL NOT pay for any insurance, and my Fiancee/Husband, would gladly step up and be a DAD! I am blessed!So, if anyone stated that insuance will not cover Pre Exsisting condions, must do their homework, as there are some that do and YES there are some that will not,but with these days,most people have issues, even at birth, and if you are from a single parent home,that child can’t be covered? YES, they ARE COVERED!
When you dream about your wedding, you always picture yourself in the perfect wedding dress. You will be the center of attention, and you want to remember your wedding day as the best day of your life.
Here are some tips for choosing the wedding dress that’s both affordable and absolutely perfect for you.
The most important thing to remember is to have fun when you shop for a wedding dress. Make a day of it. Plan your itinerary, bring your mom or friend, have lunch, stick to your budget, and find the wedding dress of your dreams.
Just a picture compilation made to Hall & Oates – You Make My Dreams (Come True). Classic 80′s right here. BTW these guys remind me of my cousin and his dad for some reason lol.
Lyrics:
What I wan…
Just a picture compilation made to Hall & Oates – You Make My Dreams (Come True). Classic 80′s right here. BTW these guys remind me of my cousin and his dad for some reason lol.
Lyrics:
What I wan…
Just a picture compilation made to Hall & Oates – You Make My Dreams (Come True). Classic 80′s right here. BTW these guys remind me of my cousin and his dad for some reason lol.
Lyrics:
What I wan…
Duet from the 4th Taoli National Dance Competition.
Traditionally, red signifies wedding; white (and to a lesser extent black) signifies death/funeral.
I think the dance portrays a young girl dre…
A Gothic wedding doesn’t necessarily have the bride dressed in black, black makeup, skulls and all other types of gruesome items everywhere – despite popular belief. Now, if that’s what you want, go for it, but that doesn’t necessarily fit the “Gothic” theme. The bride could easily get away with a white gown if that is what she would like to wear. The bride could walk down the isle to Metallica, but she could also easily walk down the aisle to the typical wedding theme. The choice is up to the Gothic bride.
As our Gothic bride enters the room, her dress isn’t the typical “Gothic” standard, by any means, but it suits her none the less. Her dress is white, with lace draped along the neck line. Our bride’s hair is pulled back into a simple bun. The first difference between her Gothic wedding and any other wedding is our bride is not walking down the aisle to any typical love song, but instead our couple is loudly playing a Metallica song. How bizarre? Not exactly.
Weddings are meant to express ourselves and our partner as we accept each other into our lives. Some brides prefer the traditional wedding, but not all do. Our Gothic bride prefers anything but the traditional. Her music of choice? Metallica. Her wedding of choice? More of a romantic gothic theme. Her wedding ceremony will not be held in a traditional church. Instead her wedding ceremony is at the center of a cathedral. Draped along the walls is heavy velvet fabric, and along the aisle are scattered petals of roses in red, white, and black. Both the ceremony and the reception will be celebrated in this room. The guests are all sitting around tables draped in deep red cloth. Atop each of these tables are 4 small black boxes, with surprise wedding favors inside. Black velvet photo frames displaying our couple are set in the center of the tables as well. Burgundy and black satin pillow sachets displaying the guests’ names are set around the table as seat assignments later to be taken with as a party gift. The wedding, even though it is meant to be “gothic”, doesn’t have to be dark and dreary and the wedding favors chosen can be any type that the Gothic couple likes. One Gothic couple decided to hand out heart shaped cookie cutters as wedding day favors. Another couple chose candle wedding favors with XOXO printed in black across them.
Other items ideal for favors for guests can be heart shaped silver corkscrews for those that enjoy a good glass of wine from time to time. Or perhaps a deck of cards in the shape of a heart, or with a wedding couple printed on the front that is actually two dogs. If you’re a little nervous on handing out an item to someone that they might not like, small leather picture key chains are an item that is just about perfect for any guest, a neutral item that any one can enjoy! Just because we’re going gothic doesn’t mean you can’t have a little fun in the process!
Remember, a wedding above all else is a celebration, have fun no matter what wedding theme you choose!