Russian women are very beautiful Written by Ralph Holt / Leonid Zichkov
Russian/Ukrainian women are very beautiful physically. They rank no. 1 in world in my opinion. They are built strong and healthy but very feminine. They have beautiful features. They like long hair, and they have a beautiful complexion. They have beautiful eyes.Physically, they are stunning to look at with nice curves in their figure. Add to this way they dress and you can't take your eyes off them. It is wonderful to look at them. They dress to please a man, especially one they want. When they go some place they dress like a woman should. Under adverse conditions they maintain their appearance and beauty. They stress hygiene, and keep there home clean. You must learn some of their customs such as taking shoes off before going into their home. It's amazing how many there are women single and looking for a serious relationship with a man. There are more women than men. Also, many don't trust their men for marriage. They are mature and content with what they have and are modest. They are faithful. Having a good meaningful family life is most important to them. They are intelligent and street smart, so don't try to fool them. Being of one race and culture makes them easier to understand. They love children and take very good care of them. They work very hard to make ends meet, and don't waste anything.
| | Honeymoon Registries: A Guide to Asking for Your Honeymoon as a Wedding GiftWritten by Jerry Windley-Daoust
Is cost of your wedding putting honeymoon of your dreams out of reach? Not to worry; if you already have all kitchenware and bedding you need, and if you have generous friends and family, your problem might be solved by setting up a honeymoon registry.A honeymoon registry is much like a wedding registry. Just as a wedding registry allows you to create a list of gifts you would prefer to receive at your wedding, a honeymoon registry allows you to create a list of places you would like to go and things you would like to do on your honeymoon. The honeymoon registry enables your wedding guests to purchase portions of your honeymoon. Yes, your guests could just contribute cash toward your honeymoon, but somehow giving a particular portion of honeymoon—dinner at a fancy restaurant, or a carriage ride, for example—is more meaningful. Type phrase "honeymoon registry" into your favorite search engine, and you'll get thousands of results. There are three basic kinds of honeymoon registries: - Registries that require you to book your travel through travel agency offering registry.
- Registries that allow you to book your travel either through sponsoring travel agency (or other affiliated travel agencies), through travel agency of your choice, or on your own. Usually these registries charge an extra fee or higher service charge if you choose not to book travel through registry's parent travel agency.
- Registries that are not affiliated with any travel agencies, requiring you to make travel arrangements on your own or through a travel agency of your choice.
If a honeymoon registry sounds like perfect solution for you, then here is a quick guide to choosing, creating, and using one:1. Choosing honeymoon registry Search for term "honeymoon registry" on your favorite search engine, and you'll come up with plenty of results. How do you choose one that's best for you? Here are a few basic tips: Different registries offer various mixes of features and costs. Think about what is most important to you. Do you want a slick-looking registry with lots of automated features, or would your guests prefer personal service of a low-tech, high-touch registry? Does it matter how much of a service charge your guests pay? Do you want freedom to arrange your own travel, or would you prefer to lean on services of travel agents affiliated with your registry? - Take a "virtual tour" of several different registries. Start by looking for registry's FAQ page, then look at a few examples of honeymoon registries.
- Look for professionalism. Does site provide a thorough explanation of its services, including all fees and service charges? Does it explain who you can contact or what you can do if you run into problems? If honeymoon registry is run by a travel agency, does FAQ explain company's policy for cancelled or delayed travel?
- Contact couples who have actually used registry. You can find couples by looking up old honeymoon registries and doing a web search for their e-mail addresses. Or look for e-mail addresses associated with wedding home pages hosted by registry service. Send a friendly e-mail explaining your situation and asking for advice; most couples will be happy to offer their advice.
- Talk to someone from registry service, either by phone or e-mail. If registry service falls short on customer service when you're signing up, don't expect better service if a problem arises.
2. Creating honeymoon First, you submit some basic personal information—your names, date of wedding, contact information, and so on. Then you create your registry, which is an itemized list of all your honeymoon expenses. Some registries charge a setup fee, usually between $100-$150; others charge nothing to wedding couple, but charge wedding guests a "service fee” when they buy part of honeymoon. Most honeymoon registry websites allow you to create your registry right away over web. Other sites put you in touch (by phone or e-mail) with a representative who helps you create your registry.
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