Tips for Women as They Adjust to Married LifeWritten by Rachel Greenberg
There are basically two types of men out there. Men who like to watch sports, and men who don’t. I consider myself lucky to have met and married a man who falls into latter category. But that doesn’t mean that our lives together are always pure wedded bliss. It takes a lot of work, especially if you have been out in single world for a long time.I’m sure you single ladies out there know what I am talking about. It’s tough to actually have to live with someone when you previously had place to yourself. And what about name change, finances, and all other administrative stuff that makes marriage so unsexy?? Let’s explore what you can do to handle transition to married life with ease. BEFORE THE WEDDING EVEN TAKES PLACE It is ever so important these days to have a prenuptial agreement. If he really loves you, your betrothed will understand need for one. After all, you both worked hard for money you earned and assets you acquired before you were married, so why not protect them? Believe me, it’s worth a simple piece of paper now to avoid a lot of headache later. There are many highly qualified lawyers out there who can draft agreement for a nominal fee, so put yourself at ease and sign a prenup. AFTER THE WEDDING - NOW WHAT? I skipped over actual wedding, since everyone has varying tastes when it comes to wedding ceremonies and receptions, and that is not really focus of this article anyway. I want to get right to part where he carries you over threshold of your new home, and you are officially husband and wife. As you start your new life together, try to keep these things in mind:
| | Wedding Day Hair Styles - A Top Ten Checklist Written by Mike Jones
The big day is fast approaching, and energy of moment sweeps you up. But does it carry your hair along too? Use following checklist to ensure your wedding day hair is everything you dream it will be:1. Which stylist? Make bookings for consultations with more than one stylist well in advance and decide on one you feel most comfortable with. You should be able to express your likes and dislikes without feeling awkward. 2. Long hair, shoulder length, or short hair? It is important to consult with your stylist well in advance and make a decision. Long hair obviously gives stylist much freedom for creativity but a skilled stylist can also work well with medium and short styles. Be sure to choose a length that fits with your personality and style. 3. Have your hair compliment your wedding dress. This can be done by both style and accessories. Smooth, straight hair and pinned up curls are often paired up with smooth satin gowns, whereas a tulle dress often goes well with soft curls. 4. Take into consideration your silhouette. If it's along horizontal lines such as with a wide dress, you'll want to stick with that look for your hair as well. The same goes for a vertical profile. 5. You'll be spending a lot of time at salon picking out perfect hairstyle, so it's best to be prepared. Be sure to wash your hair night before your consultation, and try to have some pictures of styles you'd like to try out. 6. Take a picture of your wedding dress along to your stylist. This will greatly help process along. Also take your veil with you, and let stylist know what kind of wedding you are having: formal, informal, evening, daytime. Alternatively, consult with your stylist before deciding on your headpiece.
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