So I've picked out the perfect ring and I'm still deciding where to "pop the question" and what exactly to say. There's so much I want to say about us, how I've been crazy about her since high school (when we first met), how I love watching her sleep in on weekends, how I even love the sound of her voice. I mean it's things I've said countless times before but I still feel strongly about, but should I just keep it short and just ask? The proposal itself has been a long time coming, we've been together three years and I moved across the country with her for her job so it's not going to be a huge suprise, but I want this to be perfect. So should I keep it short?

I am a semi active member of the Mormon church. I would like to get married at our local stakehouse, but I need information on how their weddings work. my cousin recently got married in November and I arrived late so only got to enjoy the reception. but I heard from my aunt(the mother) that they don't walk down the aisle but do a ring ceremony instead. my dad is a Christian and is overly excited about walking me down the aisle and cant stop talking about it and I don't wanna hurt his feelings if he cant. so my question is, is there an option of how the wedding ceremony goes? can we say our own vows and have a normal traditional wedding at this church? or do I have to go with a different venue? please I would really like as much detail from those who experienced it. I don't need to be given a lesson or need to hear your babble about your religious belief. thanks in advance :) just a reminder this is a "non-temple" wedding meaning its not happening in the temple.

C'era una mia mica di classe(terzo liceo) con cui avevo un rapporto straordinario:chattavamo ogni giorno(tutt'ora lo facciamo). Decisi allora di dichiararmi ma lei disse che preferiva mantenere l'amicizia così com'era. Il nostro rapporto rimase dunque uguale e quando ci incontravamo scherzavamo e ridevamo come al solito e continuavamo a chattare ogni giorno. Da un paio di giorno la sento diversa a volte scherza con me mentre altre é distaccata e quasi mi ignora a vantaggio dei miei amici. Come mi comporto?

My boyfriend and I want to elope in Mexico this summer but don t want all the fuss - we want it to be more fun and just between us and a couple friends; not going to file in the US for it to be viewed as legal I know it seems silly but we love each other and think it would be fun and we plan on having a real wedding in a couple of years

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I am 7months pregnant and i guess this one with the high waistline could be okay. It looks nice. And most of my friends are ordering their dresses online. So i guess it could be okay. need some advice. plz. http://www.bridalamaze.com/empire-scalloped-neckline-strapless-floor-length-sweep-train-pink-chiffon-long-pretty-bridesmaid-dress-with-ruche-and-flowers-03011.html

Hi my fiancé and I are going to Estes Park, Co for our honeymoon. We would like a cottage or cabin. Possibly with honeymoon package deal. looking for decent price. Also need suggestions for good places to eat and activities.

She's 1 year younger than me but we never became close. I have known her for about 8 years now. She never seemed to like me, whenever I would go over I would say Hi but only her parents said hi to me, she ignored me. Also, she lives an hour away from us now. So should I? Or no? I already have 4 girls in my wedding party

What are some alternatives to a mother-son dance at a wedding? The venue doesn t allow dancing (which I m okay with) but I feel I need to replace that tradition with something else. My future father in law will be reading a children s book to my future wife as a replacement for the father-daughter dance.

Ok so I want to propose to my boyfriend(I'm also a guy), we have been together for 2 years, will be 3 in Dec. , but I really want to propose to him but I don't know how too...or what's the best way..I'm really nervous but I need help...plz? Anyone know how? Do I need a ring? We're not really the type to wear a ring tho.....thanks for any comments I get

I FINALLY found a style of ring that really suits my tastes. As a medical professional, I can't wear a ring with prongs. My fiancé is going to have his made into my wedding ring. The ring will be made of14 kt yellow gold, with diamonds. What do you think of the basic design?

Obviously if you accidentally have a kid the mature and right thing to do would you staying with your partner and child. I'm asking would you go into a marriage knowing your partner refuses to have kids no matter what and will take every single precaution to prevent having a child?

My fiance and his family are Christian and my family is Catholic. We recently got engaged and we're trying to figure out what kind of ceremony we want to do. Both him and I want to keep both traditional ceremonies out of the picture while still embracing our belief in God. This way no feelings are hurt and everyone is happy. However, my mother has become a bit of a problem because she is adamant about us having a Catholic wedding like the rest of my siblings. Any advice to help her see my point in not following the tradition ceremony? Also, any ideas for a different ceremony? Thanks!

My fiancé and I are getting married in the end of June. We mutually decided on a rockabilly themed wedding with Candy Pink, Silver, & White as our colors. The venue we are having our ceremony & reception at is all outdoors (cross your fingers for us, we need a sunny day!!) The ceremony will be in a tree lined secluded area near a pond, & the reception will be in an open area. Almost all of the rockabilly & psychobilly weddings I've found on pinterest or just surfing the web were indoors & cost waaaaaay more money than we have to spend, but we don't want the cheesy cardboard cut out decorations from the major party stores either. We're all set with the clothes & music, but I am at an absolute loss with outdoor décor that won't break the bank. HELP!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone know of any outdoor wedding venues near SF Bay Area that don't have strict time constraints? I feel like I've looked at every venue, but no luck yet! A few things I am looking for: -Venue is 1 hour or less from SF -Can accomadate 150 guests -Moderate pricing (budget is $20,000 or less) -Flexible rental times (past 10pm) -"Packages" a plus I appreciate any suggestions! Thank you

At your wedding, when it was time to "kiss the bride" what did you do? My fiancé is a full on French kisser. But I don't want to put on a show in front of our guests, you know?

Coz i am now ready to give him sex.and also my virginity..

I am getting married in a venue with wood floors. I made my own aisle runner that is all silver glitter. I just want to make sure the aisle runner doesn't move at all.

My fiancé is heading to Georgia for his first base. We plan that I would fly there to Georgia and get married and come back to Guam. Do we have to live together after we get married? Will he get kick out for the dorm if he is married but I am back home?

How can a person accept an engagement ring and not even file a divorce from their current husband. Every other day the engagement is called off. What is going on here?

I belong to india and me and my wife are 27 years old.? She is two weeks pragnent and we are not sure whether we should abort because its just two months of our wedding and we are focussing on careers and don't find ourselve mature enough to handle baby both financially and mentally. But doctor has driven us in dillema that it may get hard to concieve in future since she is 27 now ... Please suggest is it good to hv a baby so earl

I just started some research on wedding vows and I came across something called a wedding vow certificate you can buy online, and some of them look very fancy & mite I add pricey. What is it, like just for the pastor to read from while he Marrys us, is it just a nice extra, or what? I mean I'm sure it doesn't absolutely have to be a beautiful certificate but traditionally is it required?

My boyfriend and I will be together 3 years this June (2015). He tells me all the time that he wants to marry me and he even said something the other night after a few drinks about us getting married. We have lived together for 2 years this June and we are both very happy. He knows that I want to get married and he wants to too and he talks about some details that he thinks we should do or will do at the wedding (food, venue, etc.). I've asked him maybe 3 times (not nagging) in the past 7-8 months when we'll get married he just says "soon". The only reason I can't help thinking if he is actually going to propose to me is because back when we had only been dating for about 6 months, I remember him saying to me that a guy knows by 2 years if he wants to get married. So now I'm not sure if he doesn't want to get married or what he is waiting for. I know he has a decent amount of money (over $10k) in his savings, but we do also have to have some work done to the house (new Air Conditioner and gut the bathroom). Should I just keep waiting for him or should I say something to him? I don't want to nag him and I don't want to give him an ultimatum, but I do want to get married. We are both 30 years old, if that matters. I would like guys perspectives, but everyone should weigh in. Thanks!! Messykat: I agree with everything you're saying and I agree that I should have another sit down conversation about this with him. NOTE: I should have written this in my original post, but we did have a conversation about where this was going back when we decided to move in together, which was just about 2 years ago. We discussed that we would be getting married and that we were fully committed to each other. Thanks for your reply!