Something borrowed, something blue, and something . . .
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Something borrowed, something blue, and something . . .
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It's become trendy for the newly married couple to forgo a sappy love song during the wedding reception and bust out a high-energy choreographed routine instead. I thought no one could top the couple who raunched up the dance floor with their "ugh, double-up, ugh, ugh" to Sir Mix-a-Lot, but watch the duo below. They took a cue from the wildly viral Evolution of Dance and did it all.
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We all want our loved ones to bond with our pets, but what if your future partner wasn't so into the animal scene? Newly single Mario Lopez recently told People that he could never date someone who doesn't like dogs . .
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Even if you didn't choose to include a pet in your ceremony, have you ever been to a wedding where pets played a role? I'd love to hear all about – from what they wore and did to any disasters, please share how furry friends took part in the big day in your comments below!
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If you missed any of the big day coverage this past week, just check out my recap below!
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It used to be that having sex on your wedding night was the official culmination of becoming man and wife. For many people this remains true, but for others, wedding-night sex, while important, just doesn’t hold the same meaning. Some couples are so beat from the big day that all they really want to do is crawl into bed, cuddle, and fall right to sleep.
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Songs like "At Last," "Unforgettable," and "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" are popular first-dance songs at weddings, and while I'm all for using a traditional love song as the first dance, I think stepping it up a notch is also a fun way to kick off the celebration. Though I don't think I'd have the nerve to do something like the couple below, I would be the first one on my feet rooting them on! So in the spirit of wedding season, do tell: What song did you dance to at your wedding?
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The garter-belt toss is a particular wedding tradition that though still in use, hasn’t stood the test of time quite like the bouquet toss and the white dress. I’ve never seen a garter-belt toss that didn’t somehow feel awkward or forced, but I imagine if it's done tastefully, it can be cute. I'm a traditional girl, but still, there’s something weird about watching the bride lift her skirt in front of her closest family and friends!
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Yesterday's post about the return of The Newlywed Game got me thinking about all the other wedding-related TV shows on the air today. Some are sweet — I've admitted publicly to crying every time I see A Wedding Story — while others expose the more unsavory sides of wedding planning. Which wedding-related reality show never fails to suck you in?
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While even the most contemporary weddings can be fairly standard, it’s the personal touches that make a wedding really special. One new trend that I've noticed in many of the weddings I've been to recently is using a friend as the officiator of the ceremony.
At first it seemed strange, but now I happen to love the idea of having someone especially close to the bride and groom standing with them while they make their vows official.
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