I just got married yesterday! WOOOO. I had a wonderful photographer, but I'm overall very unhappy with the way my body looked. But to get to the point.. If you've been married a while, have kids, etc, are the wedding pictures still as important today or do other pictures override them? My mom nor my in laws have really any pictures from their wedding 25 years ago, so I was just curious..

I am currently 17 and a senior in High School. I will be graduating in June of 2017 and I've been accepted into Community College. I am in a relationship and have been for two months which almost every person would say isn't a long time. But as cliché as it sounds, this relationship is considerably different than all my others which were destructive, immature, and just overall bad. I've heard so many stories of people meeting their soul mates, like my grandfather who the minute he met my grandma at 13, he knew he would marry her. They have been married for 53 years. The boy who I'm dating has truly changed my life and me as a person, and has challenged me for the better and the feelings of love and adoration and pride I feel for him are so overwhelming that I end up feeling physically ill because he is not here by my side do to him living 11 hours away. This is no honeymoon phase. That phase ended within two weeks, when we started getting into some very deep issues with each other as individuals and helping each other through it. Him and I both know we are destined to be together, without a doubt. But I'm concerned about how my family would see it if him and I got engaged when we are both 18. I'll be living with my mother as I attend community college, but I will be taking over all financial responsibility for myself except for rent and maybe some food payments. This explanation is very long, but is it a bad idea to consider getting engaged at 18 under these circumstances?

why? I got on one knee and when I opened the ring and asked her to marry me and she started crying. why did she start crying?

Im 15 and i've been asked to be a flower girl at my cousins wedding bearing in mind im not that close to him. I said yes, just trying to be polite but i now regret my decision because i fell that ill look like an idiot and am too old to do the job. My 5 year old sister has been asked too and i feel i'll look out of place throwing flower petals with her. I'm kind of leaning towards telling the bride i've changed my mind and that i'll attend the wedding with no grand importance but i don't know what or how too say it. help me please.

My fiancé crossdress and though it be cool to do a girls day, I think it would be fun. We going to David bridal, look at wedding dress and bridesmaid dress. Then we going to come home, and give ourself a facial, paint our nails, give makeover and dress up and look pretty, is there anything else we would should do or missing something? Any ideas, thanks