Hi, this is my nephew, Shun!!! He is half-Singaporean, half-Japanese!!! Isn’t he adorable?

Dear all,

I have been collecting feedbacks from my readers who are both brides and grooms and the majority fo them want to have a forum where they can exchange ideas and even meet each other online.

The readership has grown so much to more than 13,000 unique readers per month and I think I should give the readers what they want.

I have invested about US$400 in the Romance-Fire.com Wedding Forums.

Hope this can be beneficial to everyone out here.

Thank you for your support again and I’m glad to be helping everyone of us in making wedding planning much easier and more enjoyable!

Cheers,
Jhong Ren
Wedding Blog Forums”

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It is Friday again and the weekend is just a few hours away.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support these past 8 months since the birth of My Wedding Blog.

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It can be really very interesting how friendship is formed between me and you as the readers. Many of you have exchange emails with me telling me how wonderful and smooth your wedding is and have even sent me your wedding photos.

Joint partnership has been formed too when My Wedding Blog becomes a gateway to some brides who have their very own online stores selling wedding items.

I want to support brides and grooms who have their own online businesses.

If you want me to link your blog or site from My Wedding Blog, do email me at jhongren@[Remove This]romance-fire.com or contact me at the “contact me page”.

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I have just added two new features after hearing from all 300 of “My Wedding Blog” members and the majority of you want a portal which can exchange views and information. Thus, I created a wedding forum.

=> Wedding Forum

In addition, I have created a Top-Seller list of what other readers are buying. It gives a good indication of what?s hot at any given point of time.

By the way – when you make a purchase at Amazon after clicking on one of these links we get a small commission that helps us to improve Romance-Fire (design improvements, running competitions and even paying or giving a gift to the occasional guest author). We appreciate your support in this way.

Holiday is a big break to look forward to, especially we have planned for it for so long.

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It is a reward we give to ourselves for working really hard for the past few months and it is something we tell ourselves we deserve it.

Taking a holiday is also a time for us to disconnect from our daily routine and an escape from our stress in work or from home.

We feel married couples should take a break to make a getaway. It does not really matter if it is a short one lasting for a few days or a very long one that may ast for a few weeks to a month.

My parent has always told me to plan an oversea trip once a year to see the world and not be confined like a frog in a well. There are far more things to be explored beyond the edge of the well.

So what does it takes to plan for a holiday with your spouse?

Agreement to a Common Destination:

It is not as easy as it sounds. It takes weeks of discussion to come to a common consensus where your next trip will be. Husband and wife will have different opinions based on different perceptions and beliefs.
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