Wedding Dance is uncommon in my country.

from thegolddisc.com

Normally, we call it march in. I feel wedding can be a very special one when the wedding couple dances into the ballroom rather than the normal march in.

My cousin had his wedding and surprisingly, there was this segment when he danced with his bride.

The dance served as an entertainment for us too.

Soon after, other guests joined them and we had our first dance too. The aisle was packed with dancing couples.

Even my aunties and uncles who are already in their sixties joined in too.

Rather an amazing sight to see. One of the very few in Singapore’s wedding indeed.

If you are planning your wedding and have a special piece of music for your all important first dance, you may want to sign up your very first wedding dance lesson in a dance studio.

from xperiencedays.com

Through a course of private lessons, the dance teacher may be able to customise the dance lesson for you.

As you know, we all have different calibre. For me, I’m sure I’m not a good dancer because I can’t coordinate the dancing steps well.

However, it is always worth a try.

At the dance studio, the experienced teachers can choreograph an individual dance to fit your music perfectly.

There are different type of wedding dances:
1. traditional Waltz,
2. sexy Argentine Tango
3. passionate Rumba
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Does DIY really help you save money?

Let’s take a step backward and see if what are the wedding items we can do it ourselves.

from weblogs.variety.com

There are placecard holders, corsages, labels, wedding favors, wedding gifts and so on…

The list is endless and even if you may want to try out making one item, the work would be multiplied by at a few hundred times depending on the quantity you are making.

Plus, you may need to shop for the materials, make an effort to the venue where they are sold, asking along people to help you and giving treats to them after their help.

There are many things to be done if you are saving, say $50.

Along the way, when the big day draws nearer, there are more tasks to be done.

There will be more decisions to be made and contigency plans to be drawn out.

If the DIY items had been done by the time, it will be a blessing.

And you are in line with your schedule.

But what if you are not?

Tasks and chores PLUS stress and frustration get accumulated.
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from santoriniwedding.com

I have selected a few popular posts and converted them into pdf files.

They range from “venues for outdoor photoshoots” to “whaat do you need to write in a wedidng insert”

They can be downloaded. In the individual post, you will see this “Click here to download the pdf file for this post” just under the “title of the post”.

Just “right click” and “save target as“….

These are the few posts that you will love them….Wedding articles in pdf files.

Why does some brides run away from wedding?

Hmmm…I really wonder why…

Could it be because that the bride is unsure of her commitment?

or his commitment?

or everything about the wedding?

What about runaway mothers and fathers?

Never heard of that…did you?

Many parents have in fact run away from their families.

Why do they need to?

Thought they made a wedding vow…

They should be running towards their families, embracing their children and planting kisses on each other’s cheeks.

I’m not sure how many of you who are reading this post now has lost daddy or mommy.

Mine did. God took my daddy away from me.

What impact does it had on me?
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conflictresolutionusa.com

Planning wedding is a stressful period of time.

If you are planning your wedding now, I’m sure you may agree with me to a certain extent.

There could be may sources of stresses.

For me, money is definitely one great stressor.

Unless someone is sponsoring my wedding, money is always an issue and still is now.

Next stressor could be from mother-in-law…Haha…many married men will raise up both hands and legs to agree with me.

There is one person who men can never offend…and you know who I am referring to.

There are many instances I disgree with what my mother-in-law said…but it is forever so hard to say “No, I disagree.”

You try doing that and your married life will never be a peaceful one.

There are always topics for disagreement…Family practices…furniture design…bridal gown designs…wedding photos…

You name it…I can say “You got it.”

I think such challenges are normal for many married couples.

I just had a call from a friend who said that she just couldn’t stand her mother-in-law. The on-going battle had been going on for a few years.
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