Picking your flower preferences can be hard! And learning all the different types of florals can feel like you’re learning a new language. To help you narrow your choices, we’ve rounded up the most popular 5 types of wedding bouquets!
We had so many moving parts on our wedding day that we forgot the most important part and didn’t realize it until we were at our wedding night hotel! Can you guess what we forgot?
You had your big day, now it’s time to have the time of your life on your honeymoon. But what do you do when you lose your - ahem - bag of intimates and the honeymoon resort gives you two beds…
We are supposed to learn from others mistakes - so here are mine! The biggest wedding regret I had involved my mom….
Between balancing marriage, a business, friendships, volunteer work, managing clients, employees, social media accounts, calls, emails, family, mentorship, bible studies, finances and not to mention just trying to keep our house decently clean and cooking meals so we don’t eat at Taco Bell all the time, life can get pretty busy very quickly.
When I was 10 a girl in my class told me that I should eat more salads so I could lose weight and look like her. I remember as a kid in swim team the boys laughing when I would walk past in my swimsuit because my thighs jiggled. In high school, girls would complain about having to buy a size 10 prom dress because that was a “fat size”, when in reality I was working out, dieting and praying I would be able to buy a dress that would be below a size 12.
It 6:55 in the morning, I was running late and it was my first class. Trying to find the location where the trainer and other attendees were meeting was making my heart pound. I was going to be the newbie and heck - I was going to be the most unconditioned, least athletic, very late newbie the class had ever seen. As I saw the red flag marking the meet-up spot in the distance I thought to myself, “I could just skip and go to Starbucks instead.”
While preparing for a new life with someone we should want to lean on them, practice what life will be like when we’re officially married, support one another, and learn how to manage conflict. However, I see time and time again brides and grooms waiting until after they’re married to discuss the tough stuff, the hard stuff, the REAL stuff, that will impact their marriage.
