Wedding Anniversary Invitations – I Would Marry You All Over Again!
Posted on November 10, 2008 - Filed Under Uncategorized | Leave a Comment
Celebrate your silver or golden wedding anniversary by throwing a party for all your friends and family to enjoy. An anniversary party is a wonderful way to reminisce about the past 25 or 50 years of your marriage while thanking those that have supported you both during that time.
Once you have decided to plan an anniversary party, it is time to create a guest list and order your , a bright card with the number of years you have been married is a great option. This option will let your guests know that it is an informal event and is also a fantastic choice for a surprise party.
Not Your Average Bridal Registry
Posted on September 3, 2008 - Filed Under Marriage | Leave a Comment
Tips for creating a slightly different type of bridal registry.
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Traditionally, as an engaged couple looking to create a
bridal registry, you would start at your favorite department store and list the
household items that you want. Your
registry may include toasters, blenders, and salt and pepper shakers. Then your guests would access the registry, purchase
something off of it, and give as their gift.
The whole idea of a bridal registry is great because it allows guests to
purchase something that you want and need while reducing the chances of getting
two of the same gift.
Step Family Success – This is the Most important Ingredient
Posted on August 7, 2008 - Filed Under Family | Leave a Comment
Want to know what the most important task in making your step family strong is? Read on…
In first marriages, the old saying is to put a bean in a jar every time you make love during the first year. For every year thereafter, take one out every time you make love. By the end of your marriage, it is said that the jar will finally be empty. It’s a nice wives tale, but not necessarily as accurate for remarriages.
