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If you’re planning a wedding or planning on being in one, then the question of wedding speeches is bound to come up.

Who gives the speeches

Well, this is really up to the couple that’s getting married, but there seems to be a normal list of people that are expected to say something.

The wedding party usually has the most members talking about the bride or the groom. The Best Man and Matron or Maid of Honor are the ones that will be giving short speeches before dinner in most cases. Other members of the party can also speak if the couple chooses.

The father of the bride usually gives a speech to the guests, thanking them for coming as well as saying a word or two to the groom. The couple themselves may also want to talk to the guests, giving them thanks and their love.

Of course, the reception isn’t the only place for speeches. Many times, the wedding rehearsal has one or two of the couple’s parents speaking as well.

As many people as the couple wants can speak, but what if you’re the one that’s asked?

Before you stand up

If you’re asked to give a speech, no doubt you’re nervous and at a loss for what to say. The best advice is to keep your speech short and simple, so that your nerves don’t have time to take over and so that your creativity isn’t sapped.

Make a list of all of the things that you admire and love about the couple or half of the couple. If you’ve been friends for a while, you may want to include a joke or a story. The best advice is to keep the story clean thoughtheir parents may not want to know what they’ve done.

Talk about the person and then end with some sort of revelation or note of congratulation. Raise your glass and toast the couple. It’s really as easy as that.

If you’re afraid that you’ll become nervous, make sure that you rehearse the speech often, writing it well in advance. Or you can just focus on your friend as you give the speech and avoid making eye contact out into the reception crowd.

Speeches are a wonderful way to give thanks to the guest and to members of the new couple. Use your heart as a guide, and you’re sure to get it right.

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Hosting a traditional bridal shower can be confusing when you look at all of the etiquette rules and guidelines. Who should host the shower? Is it appropriate to ask for gifts? Who should be invited to the shower? Most of the time, the maid of honor or bride’s family is expected to host a bridal shower. If the responsibility of hosting a shower falls on you, then here are some bridal shower guidelines you should know.

Hosting a bridal shower can be a great way to get together with the bride-to-be and socialize with friends and family. If you are expected to host a shower, you might not understand what responsibilities you have as a hostess. After you understand what your job will be as a hostess, you can plan the shower and sit back and relax as everyone has a good time.

The first step in planning a bridal shower is to talk to the bride. Her preferences will determine what kind of shower you give. She may want a more traditional shower, or might prefer an informal co-ed shower. You will also need to work around her schedule when planning a date and time. She will be very busy as the date of her wedding approaches. Find out what day works best for her and plan on using that date. If she has guests that will need to travel to attend the shower, make sure they are aware of the date in plenty of time. Also, you will need to get a guest list for the shower. As a general rule, you will not invite someone to the shower that has not been invited to the wedding. Talk to the bride and find out who will get a wedding invitation. Also, find out whom she wants included in her shower. If she has a large family, it might not be possible to invite all of her family and friends. Most bridal showers have no more than about 30 guests.

After you have determined the guest list and the time and date, you can start planning the shower. The number of people she invites will help you determine where the shower will take place. If she only wants to include a small circle of friends, you can think about hosting the shower at a private home or an intimate restaurant. For larger guest lists, it might be necessary to rent a space. Also, selecting a theme for the shower might help you stay on track when planning a shower. You might want to have a barbeque, a brunch or host a pampering spa bridal shower. Select a theme that interests you and the bride before making other plans.

As you plan the guest list, you will need to think about the budget. Most of the time, the maid of honor is expected to host a shower, but things are changing and this is not a hard and fast rule. The bride’s family can also help pay for the shower or help provide food and decorations. The budget is the amount you are able or willing to spend on a shower. If you have a limited budget, you might be able to get others to help pitch in to pay for the shower. Your budget will also determine what kinds of decorations you will use, the food you will serve and activities you will provide to the bridal shower guests. As the hostess, you might choose to splurge on food while keeping activities or decorations to a minimum.

Sending out the invitations is the next step in getting ready to host a bridal shower. Make sure that all of the information is included on the invitation, such as the time, date and location. If you are going with a theme, incorporate the theme onto your invitation. For more casual showers, you can even make phone calls or send out email invitations instead of mailing invitations. Generally, shower invitations are sent out two to three weeks prior to the shower. This gives guests enough time to plan ahead. If you need an accurate count on the number of guests that will be attending, be sure to include contact information for RSVPs. In addition, bridal showers are usually given about eight weeks before the wedding. This will help you plan when the shower will be held.

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Normally, the way to let people know of your upcoming nuptials is for you to meet them in person, or to tell them by phone, or to send them the actual invitation. Now you can add one more really cool and efficient way to get the word out: the internet! Specifically, have your own personal wedding website.

You’re probably thinking you’re too shy. What in the world would you say? There’s a lot that you can share! This is your online wedding billboard. Announce your engagement and talk about how you met; let your family and friends share in your love story. Take the time to introduce your fiance/e (feel free to include a picture) so that your loved ones know what he looks like.

Why not save on the cost of having invitations printed and make soft copies instead. Scan the actual invite and post it on your site. You might want to check, your web host may actually have thrown in a virtual invitation design tool to help you create one from scratch easily online.

A website is also great for posting directions and announcements such as where you’ve been able to secure rooms for those coming in from out of town, and how to get to your wedding if they don’t live in your area. How about creating an online bridal registry? This will make it easier for your guests to give you what you prefer and they’ll be able to save some time by shopping online.

You may be thinking it must be too difficult to create one; you never learned how to really use the computer. Some wedding planners have easy to create sites just for you. They can walk you through the process easily and most of the time, it’s as easy as pointing and clicking on what you like then simply personalizing it with your own words.

Don’t forget to include your website address to your invitations so that everyone knows where to look for updates.

Somewhere between the first kiss and growing old together, many
couples experience dormant growth phases during their
relationship, leaving one, if not both partners with a need for
greater input, emotionally and/or physically.

The process of emotional growth is both independent, and
uncomfortable. To ideally maintain and promote harmony, each
partner must be willing to flex with the growth needs of the
other, while also contributing to the growth of the
relationship.

A long-lasting relationship is founded on compassion, respect,
and genuine love for your partner. These qualities can - and
should - be frequently expressed in a number of ways, to
reaffirm the value of the relationship. Continuously seeking to
re-invent the relationship by expressing appreciation for your
partner will solidify the connection between you.

To nudge your relationship out of the proverbial emotional
drought, here is a list of suggestions for adding more passion
into your relationship:

1. Reality check your partner. Before doing anything to
encourage the relationship, ask yourself if your partner is good
for you, and why. Know the basic answers like the back of your
hand. If you find yourself unable or unwilling to admit value in
your partner, you may be in the wrong relationship.

2. Acknowledge the uniqueness of the relationship through
your partner. There is potential in every moment to
experience the greatest point of your relationship. Showing
appreciation for your partner’s uniqueness further defines the
relationship based on a broader attraction. Communicate the
acknowledgement of individuality of your partner frequently,
both emotionally and physically.

3. Make love right now. Allow the sexual aspect of your
relationship to evolve into an activity of ultimate fulfillment,
reserved only for your partner. Instead of making love for your
satisfaction, make love for your partner, and allow them to do
the same for you.

4. Be friends, too. Would you be friends with your
partner, outside of the relationship? If you find the answer is
“no,” don’t worry - there’s always time to make new friends.
Identify activities you and your partner can do and enjoy
together. Participate in a third-party project, such as charity
work. Activities beyond intimacy will broaden, and therefore
strengthen, the foundation of your relationship.

5. Be what you want to see. Demand no more out of your
partner than what you are willing to make out of life yourself.
If you are capable of great things - and you are - then get to
work. Be certain to test all seemingly realistic requirements on
yourself, before seeking to ask them of your partner.

6. Form a pact to achieve excellence in some way. Whether
it be a physical health regimen, a bowling tournament, doing the
taxes, or managing a business together, forming a pact to
achieve excellence in a specific, tangible way will build trust
between partners. Commitment to a short-term goal is the best
exercise a relationship can get.

7. Love with your whole heart. All too many times, past
relationships keep us from loving with our whole heart. If your
relationship reality check is solid, ask yourself how you’ve
been holding back on your partner, and why. Do you expect
criticism, instead of acceptance? Recognize the boundaries of
your love, and identify positive ways to expand them daily.

8. Improving yourself improves the relationship. Self
enrichment is an effective, important means of perpetual
contribution to your relationship. Expanding your personal
knowledge and interests will keep conversations interesting and
generate new ideas for growing together, through new activities
and experiences shared between partners.

Remember, there’s nothing wrong with taking care of you. The
more you have to give, the more there will be to share with your
significant other.

9. Explore diversity in faith, culture, or politics.
Diversity - and its acceptance - serve as a cornerstone of any
fulfilling, long-lasting relationship. Your partner is likely to
embrace at least some perspectives different than your own with
regard to religion, culture, or political affiliation. Look to
explore your partner’s diversity, and openly accept the
differences that make you both unique.

10. Don’t go to bed mad. Make it a point to resolve
differences before going to bed. Allowing arguments or heated
discussions to fester overnight can solidify emotions, while
leaving the real issues behind. In addition to promoting
communication and relationship stability, addressing differences
before bed reduces stress and promotes better sleep.

A meaningful, fulfilling relationship is perhaps the greatest
investment you can make in both yourself, and your partner. As
your relationship grows, look for new ways to interact with each
other as you haven’t before. Each human represents a vast
Universe of knowledge and emotion waiting for exploration by
just one individual with the unwavering desire, patience, and
capacity to know them.