I made, I finished them tonight. The colors are yellow, royal blue, silver, and white in the wedding and it is outdoors. The one with the frilly base is for a specific bridesmaid with a different outfit, anyway, what do you think?

Firstly, I have about 10,000 USD saved up for the proposal and about 25,000 for the honeymoon (if she says yes) so money shouldnt be an issue but if it goes over my savings then Ill have to take it from my bank account -Ok so our anniversary is coming up soon and I'm gonna use that to mask that I'm about to propose. In the morning I am scheduled to go to her house for breakfast with her parents. After that I'm gonna give her and her mother some money to go shopping for dresses, see a movie, and get lunch at her favorite restaurant. While she is doing that I'll be prepping for the afternoon (and I'll explain the details soon) -After which, I want to meet her and go sight seeing around and go to a concert. After the concert Im will blindfold her and take her to a nature trail that me and some of my friends will fix up the previous night and that morning. I have permission from the people that run the park to decorate. I've bought a couple of thousand lights to string from the trees and bushes. I have a friend that works at a theatre that is letting me use about 4 fog machines. Many of my friends have conjured up around 15 speakers to position throughout the trail. I really want her to feel like she is in a fairy tale. Her fav songs will play while we walk the trail. There is a big field in the middle where we will have a candlelight dinner and I will propose and her friends will come out. What else can i do to really make her night magical? I want this to feel like a fairy tale

My mom has always been self conscious about her weight. She lost 100 lbs at one point and gained about 50 back. She cries hysterically when she sees bad photos of herself and becones depressed. For our wedding, I asked the women of our immediate family to wear white, but also beige, silver, light colors were ok and that dresses that were half and half were ok, like light colored top with dark bottom. I needed this because the venue for the ceremony was all dark wood and no flash photography allowed. Venue photos I saw looked like floating heads. Also all of my family had to travel so there was no way to match everyone in one dress. My mom did not want to wear white. That's why I gave so many options. She found a dress that was perfect for her body type and her age. Then she showed up with a totally different dress and didnt bring the other one. The new dress was all white and sleeveless. The photos are not flattering, long story short. I know she's going to hate them. I spent hours photoshopping to send her a handful of photos and she still cried and got depressed about how heavy she looked. This was after I edited like 20 lbs off. That was 6 months ago. I said I'd make a photo album online (like the shutterfly books) and send her one, but it's taken me so long to edit them and I can't do it anymore. I'm not a professional photo editor. What should I do? Should I not send anything and see if she ever asks? I dont have time to do this and I'm completely overwhelmed. Looking for solutions.. not insults against me or my mother. 1. I'm obviously editing them because I love her and don't want to hand over photos of one of the happiest days of her life and say "Have fun in therapy!" I want her to be able to enjoy and treasure the photos. 2. I had the color scheme for immediate family, like 10 people, because they were all involved in the ceremony. I don't think that's too crazy... 3. I know she has issues. Obviously. That's why I need help approaching this.

Me and my boyfriend are getting married in May we're going on our honeymoon in June. His friend is wanting to go with us. Would it be wrong to invite him ?

My fiancee and I hit a road bump and as of late I have been taking my actions and feelings into consideration and one thing I notice is sometimes I can be quite smothering. We live together but i work early and she works till roughly 8 so its not like we see each other all day besides the weekends and weeknights but I just feel like sometimes she would enjoy to come home and me be not home. And I really would like to know what I can do to be in a relationship thats loving and wonderful and yet not suffocate the person by being around them 24/7. We text alot while we work too and I think thats a problem as well.

I'm almost 30. I am a retired actress who is in school to become a teacher in the UK. I'm engaged to be married this summer. Almost ten years ago I had a small cameo in the pilot episode for HBO's The Tudors. It was a full nude scene in which my character's father walks in on me and a member of the court being intimate. I was reluctant to take the part because I was a virgin at the time (still am tbh) and it seemed scary with that much skin. But the show was legit, and I hoped my character would be a recurring character (in the end, that was the only episode I ever appeared in). I went on to have a small acting career. Enough roles to pay fairly well, but certainly nothing earth shattering or famous. I mostly have moved on from acting. That role was so small, and my face only on screen for a few seconds, that most people I know don't remember or know I was even in the show. I know my fiance doesn't know. Meanwhile, I know for a fact that he's really "into" the fact that no one has seen me nude, is looking forward to the wedding night, etc. Do I tell him? I don't want to be hiding things, but it seems like something that he may blow out of proportion, and meanwhile would likely never find out about. Thoughts?

I feel like this is too much of a coincidence to not take advantage of, but I'm having trouble incorporating it in a speech without sounding too . . . "it's all about me". My friend is super competitive and loves sports and politics. Any suggestions or ideas are appreciated.