I'm a woman in my early 20's and my parents have been happily married for 26 years, but I could care less about marriage because so many people cheat, get divorced or just stay unhappy. I am a successful woman and I have a wonderful job that I love... But my family thinks I should have a steady BF by now. I do want a BF, but maybe not marriage or kids

I am the maid of honor in my best friends wedding. The night before her wedding we are going to give her the letter to read. I am really bad at writing stuff like this and i would really appreciate some inspiration! Thanks!!

I am the maid of honor in my best friends wedding. The night before her wedding we are going to give her the letter to read. I am really bad at writing stuff like this and i would really appreciate some inspiration and what is should include! Thanks!!

My fiancé and I always planned to get married and have kids, but have firmly decided to move up our marriage since we are pregnant and it means a lot to me to tie the knot long before baby is here. We're planning a small, private ceremony/elopement next month (w/ plans to have a larger, conventional reception a year or so later when we have more time and money). I wouldn't mind telling my family we're tying the knot except my sister's wedding is the following month and my other sister's is 1/2 yr after that. I worry that my family will think I'm trying to "beat my sister to the altar". I could tell them about the pregnancy as reason for urgency to marry, but we do not feel comfortable telling them before the 2nd trimester since I'm high risk for miscarriage. Also, I realize that they can calculate that I got pregnant before the marriage but I still feel much better telling them this after I'm already married, as opposed to giving them a promise to get married that may seem empty or fictitious. How should I tell my family (or should I not tell them until afterwards)? A: Tell them we're tying the knot rather quickly but wait on leaking the pregnancy news B: Tell them I'm already pregnant and getting married C: Don't tell them anything until after we marry (easier in short run but will upset them that they were left out of the loop on my elopement) Postponing the wedding or not getting married at all is NOT an option. We already have a date set and my dress purchased.

I have been looking all over for this particular wedding dress, but all I can find is pictures of the dress on aliexpress which I don't really trust too much. I am just looking for the designer so I can buy the actual dress. ive tried reverse searching the images and they just show up on aliexpress, or dhgate. Is there anyway I can find out the designer of this dressor if anyone knows where I can buy this dress? I do not care about the price.

what was the name of that bride and groom photo collection groom is following the bride, bride has grooms hand and there a view alway?

My fiance and I are interested in DW for our honeymoon. If we go there, we would want to go all out and wear some "just married" shirts or buttons. We know this would call attention to us, and all though we don t care what people think, hearing ignorant comments would ruin our good time. Has anyone had first hand experience with this; either as the gay couple or as a bystander?

My fiancee and I are set to marry this November, but right now, I'm seriously having doubts as to whether she's the one for me. Over the whole course of planning, she has been a nightmare, but something is happening that is just setting me over the edge. 14 months ago, I proposed. She knew who she wanted for her bridesmaids and I knew who I wanted for my groomsmen. One of my men was going through some hard times (break up, falling out with family) and decided to rededicate to his faith, which is Sikh. Everything has been great for him, family all good with it, etc., except now, he wears his turban daily. No big deal, it is part of his faith, but my future wife is PISSED, saying that she won't have "that terrorist" wearing it in HER pictures. My friend is not excited at all to be in the wedding and has offered to step down, but it's gotten so bad that he's now thinking of not even coming after she's made all these comments on his turban. I don't mind in the slightest. He's been my best friend for many years. He's told me that it's my choice, but that she and I may not have a future. There have been other instances, but this one made me crack. Do I talk to her or break it off? Is this the universe telling me not to marry her? @pepperbeast- This is not trolling, this is a real question. She grew up in a very religious, right-wing town and this is how she was raised. Every Muslim is a terrorist to her and she's so ignorant that she can't tell faiths apart. This is not a good situation for either of us. @ drip- I have tried speaking to her, opening her up, broadening her horizons, with little to no change. She is set in her ways, refuses counseling, and has dropped hints of us moving back to her town to raise a good family. My doubts have been deep-seeded. I'm starting to realize that I may have proposed in haste because I thought she was it the One.

I know a little alcohol first can't hurt to loosen up more but after that :)

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