I'm probably overreacting for no reason lol. I bought the dress, but the dress is huge in the front, but barely zips in the back. My wedding isn't until the end of the year, so I'm going to start working out, blah, blah, blah, but worst case scenario, can an alterations person fix that stuff? My dress is satin with lace and beading and I've been told some dresses can't be altered. HELP.

A regular ceremony..obviously bride walks in and then the officiant begins speaking. Do the vows/I do's come first and then you exchange rings or how exactly is it supposed to be done?

The guy that liked me, and I liked him also, we had a thing, you know, always talking, sitting so close to each other, laughing at some jokes, ask each other how we feel, how was our day, and we really liked each other, one day he was really-really close to me, and he looked at my eyes, and then at my lips, and wanted to kiss each other, but then some people in school, came to us and started talking.. one day, i followed him on instagram, because i thought why not, and he accepted my follow request, but didn t follow me back.. but I am 14 in 7th grade bc I moved from other country, and the school put me in 7th grade instead of 8th grade, and he is 16 in 10th grade, so he just stopped talking to me, and I am still thinking about him, that s really annoying that I still thinking about him, and I was seeing him, when I was trying not to think about him, he just comes in a dream, or I see him in school again, and he looks at me... Is the problem in me, my age, my face, my personality? He still looks at me, starring.. but not smiling..

My fiance and I have been going back and forth with this, and he says he's happy with whatever I'd like to do. I can't decide between a big wedding or eloping. Any wedding would be big do to our family sizes, so a small one isn't optional. I love both- the close intimate aspect of eloping, and the ability to share my love publicly with my family. I'm just afraid of choosing one and regretting it- eloping and regretting missing out on the party, the dress, the celebration, etc., or having the big wedding and wishing for the stress-free intimacy (and privacy) of an elopement. I've also considered eloping, and having a big "wedding" (for lack of a better word) later, but I don't know if anyone would take it seriously or even come. I wouldn't want them to think it was a gift-grab. I would like the special, private ceremony with my partner, but I'd also love to say my vows in front of my loved ones. I really just don't know what to do.

I'm so angry! My fiancé and I have been engaged for two years. He got me a ring and purposed... We ended up having a baby and he wanted to have money for the baby so he returned my first ring. I got over it.. Fast forward and he got me a new ring. Well he recently got laid off of his job and he is going to return my ring. He has an Xbox, a tv, all these things and he always returns my ring... I'm so angry that I don't know what to do or to say to him because he always says I'll get you a new one. It's like I'm not important.

I know this is a silly kind of question but to be honest I haven't been to really many wedding. And the few I have been to I've been in; my moms, my sisters & my own. My husband is the best man but I don't know how they're sitting us all at the reception. It's a Sunday night wedding in late August. The Groomsmen are wearing gray suits with a ivory shirt & champagne colored tie & their boutonnieres will be just baby breath. And I know the girls one is in a champagne dress, another is in a gray dress & the other is in a blush dress while carrying roses & a mix of other flowers. It's at a very nice reception hall & I know the centerpieces will be some roses mixed with some plants. Obviously I know I do NOT have to match my husband; I was planning on wearing purple. My question is do I get an evening gown/ floor length dress or can I wear a knee/tea length dress. I know it usually goes by the fancier the wedding the nicer you dress but to be honest I'm not really sure. I'm not very good with this. Plus being a Sunday NIGHT throws me off a little as well. We had a Sunday wedding but it was early afternoon so most were in knee length dresses. I just don't want to feel out of place of being either over dressed or under dressed. Thank for any suggestions I should add I am very petite 5'0 & my husband is 6'7

So I got married last year and in our work we celebrate everybody's big life milestones. So the girls from work had a coffee break with cakes for me. I was presented with a bottle of pressecco, Very sweet and I enjoyed it. The girl before me to get married had a big wedding breakfast complete with speeches and was presented with lovely gifts. We both invited everyone in work to the wedding. Now another girl in work is getting married and work have thrown her a mini hen party and are having a wedding breakfast tomorrow. I don't know if I'm being petty but just feels as if not half the effort went into nice celebration when I got married only a couple of months ago. Am I being ridiculous to feel like this? The three of us would have equal amount of good work relations with colleagues

I have a younger sister and an older brother. I also have a younger stepsister. While we technically grew up in the same house, there really isn't a sibling relationship between us and her. So when I got engaged, I asked my sister to be my MOH. In recent weeks, aka. since the invitations went out, this has ruffled feathers. My mom pulled me aside and asked why I hadn't asked my stepsister to be a bridesmaid. She said my stepsister had declined because she was hurt and felt left out. Then she said my stepsister had told her that she was only willing to attend if she could be a bridesmaid. That same day I was told she hadn't spoken to my stepsister is 6 months. Someone who I've always thought of as a friend verbally attacked me when she heard I hadn't asked my stepsister. She said it was wrong to ask my (bio) sister and to have my brother included but not my stepsister. Do you agree? Is it wrong? We're paying for our own wedding. I should have mentioned that earlier. But, honestly, I don't see my stepsister being upset over this. I see how maybe my mom and stepdad are, because I think they don't want people to know that they didn't create the perfect blended family.

silliest thing I have heard

I am marrying 2 of my best friend, both woman. They each have 2 antecedents, all 4 woman. So obviously, no pockets, so I am holding the ring. My problem is, I cant find a very good way to "ask" for the rings. Here's where i need help..... Jacy and Tracy, you have shared your vows here in the presence of your family and friends......... ("ask for the rings in my pocket line".......... Your rings are precious because you wear them with love. They symbolize your commitment in marriage...........