Wedding Planning is Not For Sissies

Wedding planning is not for sissies. But in order to bring everyone together to celebrate the happiest day of your life, there must be contracts, fittings, alterations, phone calls and rescheduled appointments. Remember that your wedding day is only ONE day in your life together as man and wife. Make a promise to yourself that you will keep your priorities grounded. Be grateful that you've found the perfect partner. Respect your parents and his. Tune out all the bridal "noise" and make Mori Lee 6133 the pleasure it was meant to be, by honestly asking yourself these questions:

·Can I remember that my relationship with my fiancé is the reason for this wedding in the first place, and I will put his concerns and desires above those of my mother, my maid of honor and the girls at work?

·Will I be strong enough to stand on my own two feet and gracefully refuse advice from family and friends if it's not in my best interest?

·Can I express gratitude for my wedding attendants even though they don't seem to give my wedding planning their highest priority?

·If I ask hard questions to Mori Lee 614 professionals and they seemed insulted, will I just assume that I am a mean spirited person who is paranoid and "tight with a buck?"

·Will I be able to resist obsessing about my wedding with every stranger I meet and plan my wedding at work even though I shouldn't?

·Can I continue to eat a good diet and not skip meals or overeat when Mori Lee 6172 gets stressful?

·If I am overwhelmed by how much there is to do, will I be able to break it down into manageable steps?

·Will I be able to realize that my wedding day is only one day, and if some things do go exactly as planned, it has no bearing on the success of my marriage?