that all we are going to is **** on are Honeymoon

This is the very first destination wedding I'm attending. The wedding is in June in Aruba, and I need to save $$$ to purchase the airplane tickets. Whenever I have traveled before for vacation, I usually bought the tickets somewhere between 2-4 months in advance to get the best price possible, it means I should have the money by no later than next month already if the same logic applies... so that's why I'm not sure.

Im just a small town girl (20) with, too big of a heart and care entirely too much of what people think. I was previously engaged to a rather...young guy because I wanted to join the navy. I quickly caught my head and noticed I was going to marry for the wrong reasons and we both called it off.since then I have done some growing and After some time I met my amazing man of 1 and a half years (hes 22) and we plan on getting engaged at the end of this year (2016). im nervous to tell my family bc since ive been engaged before I know they will just make fun of me or say something along the lines of "lets see how long this one lasts"...any advice for taking the criticism...? really, im not looking for rude answers,

my fiancé hasn t been able to get a job, she s had been having trouble getting one, even as a janitor. am I a dick for waiting until she gets a job to plan our wedding or should I pay for everything? my fiancée not fiance we have 2 years being engaged almost 3

Not talking about disease which are transferable, rather diseases/medical issues that the respective person suffers from. For eg- I am diabetic and also have asthma! However have no transferable diseases; does that mean this has to shared as well? and why? Why should I share this information when I don't think of it as a big deal?

I've address my wedding invitations according to who is invited (such as Mr. and Mrs. Smith or The Jones Family). Some of my guests have children, but I don't know their children. If an invitation is addressed to Mr. and Mrs. instead of Family, but the guest's RSVP number includes their children, what is the most polite way to explain the children aren't invited?

My husband and I have a renewal of vows ceremony planned for this November in Jamaica , we sent out invitations to both of our families in July of last summer. My sister in law recently went to Jamaica and discovered she loved it , she started a non profit organization which will help school children get school supplies and what not. I m completely supporting of what she s doing I think it s a good thing. The problem is she wants my husband and a couple of his family member to go there during the summer to start working, knowing that we have a ceremony planned in November. I don t care if she wanted to go by herself but to invite other family members knowing that we have something planned is disrespectful to me. They won t be able to go twice in such a close time range. She can go on her own, I don t understand why she has to bring my husband and his family into it. I m really trying not to be mad because I don t want any family drama but I can t help but feel disrespected. How would you feel?

Im getting married of course and I am having a hard time finding what I m looking for... I m looking for restaurants in the Nashville area that can accomadate 30 people. I want to choose a few meals from the restaurants menu and choose a few that my guest can choose from ranging from 10-15 dollars? Please help.

My fiancé and I would like to go on a destination wedding, preferably Mexico, Jamaica, along those lines. I m looking for someone who may have done this and how it was/where they went/who they booked with. We aren t having anyone else coming either. Thank you!

So my fiancé is putting off us getting married. I told my mother that we were getting married this may. That was the plan. To have a small wedding. With only 10-15 people at most. My fiancé hasn't even told his family that we're even engaged. And we've been engaged for almost 2 years now.Due to the fact that they will take over the whole thing. He's family is Catholic and he has a huge family. He said every aunt, uncle and cousin would be invited. And it would have to be in a Catholic chruch. Well, me and my fiancé aren't religious at all. We don't even want god mentioned in the ceremony. And I'm planning for the wedding to be held outside. With our 2 year coming up, which is going to be our wedding day, it's getting pretty close. And we just don't know how to explain to his parents that we don't want a huge wedding. Neither of us likes big family things,and really don't like being the center of attention. So that's why we just want a small wedding. At this rate it seems like we'll never get married. And of course there's the language barrier. It would be a Spanish Catholic wedding, and I don't feel comfortable with that at all. Does anyone have any ideas?

ive already bought a couple of those velvet posters you can color and was thinking of getting some coloring books but i want to get suggestions of other things kids might like to do that isn't going to be a big mess