No, the revolution is not for husbands. It's for wives of high-maintenance husbands.
In another one of my writing lives I'm working to develop content for a high-maintenance husband blog by way of my
high-maintenance husband Squidoo lens and my
high-maintenance hubbie Twitter profile.
Throughout this process I've examined the habits of metrosexuals turned high-maintenance husbands to analyze how…
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By Sara | September 30, 2008
There are a number of things to consider when planning a destination wedding including location, photography, the price for you and your soon-to-be spouse and the price for your guests. A destination wedding, although still a wedding, has many idiosyncrasies that need to be paid attention to.
The first thing to focus on are marriage laws.
Laws vary from county to country so it's recommended that you research this…
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By Sara | August 19, 2008
I read on Switch.com that a Google employee used the "Street View" tool to
propose to his fiance for the second time.
What do you think?…
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Someone I know is busy planning a wedding and a new life with her husband-to-be. Listening to her talk about the details I feel overwhelmed for her. I’m surprised I haven’t found her huddled in more corners crying herself into sedation.
But no, she perseveres. Each day she crosses more and more things off her to do list and gets more and more…
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Plastic, pink, and flashing bracelet, necklace, and earrings
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Two veils (one with crown) and a furry pink headband
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Wand
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T-shirt with rhinestones spelling the word "Bride"
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Penis cake
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Special purse with rhinestones outlining a… Continue reading
It’s a common issue among many bridesmaids: Do I bring a date to my friend’s wedding? I think it depends on the wedding, your friend, and most importantly your date. Here are seven things to consider:
Consideration one: Will your date be entertained when you are not around?
As a bridesmaid you are responsible to follow the bride…
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By Sara | January 30, 2008
Christmas may be the time for family feel goods and action adventures movies, but January and February are the time for romantic comedies. Yesterday I saw 27 Dresses and was surprised that it was not only comedic and romantic, but clever. If you've been a bridesmaid or ever wanted to be a bride, you'll be able to relate.
I was also delighted to see a…
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By Sara | January 7, 2008
I know that the nuptials aren't really an appropriate topic for DatingTales, but since it is engagement season I thought it was appropriate. Here are three bits of information I really must share.
1) One of my favorite bloggers has created a new blog, appropriately titled
Wedding Idea Source, which is completely dedicated to
wedding ideas. The content is classy and worthwhile. None of that wedding mumbo jumbo…
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By Sara | December 7, 2007
There are a few things that many of us don’t think about when it comes to marriage proposals. The reason is probably because it’s a hard thing to prepare for, and because it hopefully doesn’t happen that often.
Here are a few ideas for those of you on both the proposer and proposee side.
1) If you choose to ask your soon-to-be fiance's parents, think through the words. You’ll…
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By Sara | November 15, 2007
For only $16.2 million, Georges Marciano, the founder of Guess clothing company, purchased the largest high-quality diamond ever found. Sotheby's (one of the world's largest auction houses) sold the 84.37 carat rock last week and now it's making the news.
You obviously can't wear this thing, but it might make a nice centerpiece. But then again, who feels comfortable with a $16 million centerpiece…
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