GroomWritten by Tom Ttsatsos
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This one should be pretty self-explanatory. Your bride has dreamed of her wedding day since she started playing with her Bridal Barbie back in kindergarten. Most guys don't start thinking of their wedding day until time is upon them. While this does vary, remember that your bride to be will be most beautiful bride in history of marital process. She's one that will walk down aisle while everyone stands, throws bouquet to all her jealous friends, and glows entire day. If everyone else is going to treat her like a queen on her wedding day, why should you be any different? You should be her biggest fan. Lay your pride aside and let her be most important person in your world and everyone else's on your wedding day. 3. Love of Bride's Life The woman you are marrying is pledging rest of her life to you. She deserves to be cherished, pampered, and loved with all you have. That beautiful soul that you are going to be waking up next to is a gift. Marriage vows do not lessen her worth, they make her that much more valuable. You worked awfully hard during dating, engagement, and planning process to make her feel like she is your whole world. Why stop now? Remind her each and every day how extremely happy you are to be her friend and husband.
Tom Ttsatsos, write article and provide consultancy to The American wedding
| | Choosing the month, date and timeWritten by Tom Ttsatsos
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April, November and December were also good months to get married in, since these months did not conflict with peak farm work months. October was an auspicious month, signifying a bountiful harvest. Choosing right day was also important. Today, most weddings are held on a Saturday, but in past, this day was considered unlucky. In fact, every day of week had a specific meaning. In Victorian era, ladies would follow this rhyme when considering day of week for her wedding: Monday is for wealth Tuesday is for health Wednesday is best day of all Thursday is for losses Friday is for crosses Saturday is for no luck at all Friday was considered most unlucky day to marry, while Wednesday was best day. Sunday was once considered most popular day to get married, as it was only day most people were free from work. But in seventeenth century, Puritans put a stop to this because they thought it was improper be festive on Sabbath. It is considered lucky to marry when second-hand of clock is going up instead of going down.
Tom Ttsatsos, write article and provide consultancy to The Almerican Wedding.
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