Archive for December, 2008

Planning a Wedding After the Engagement- How Soon Must You Start?

by Patti December 23rd, 2008 | Planning

Once you accept an engagement it can seem like a huge wind has picked you up and whirled you around! There is so much to do and even more to think about. After the initial giddy excitement of this life altering event has hit you, it is then time to share the happy news with everyone in your life. First, your parents must be told, then the groom’s parents and then it is time to let all other family members and friends know about the upcoming nuptials.


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Want to Win $25?

by Michele December 19th, 2008 | Contest
In the spirit of the holiday season, Wasabi Media Group is launching the Doubly Good December Contest.  This contest will reward one reader and one writer with a cash prize of 25 dollars each.

In order to qualify for the reader's prize, all you need to do is have a comment published* for any article posted during the month of December.  Comments will be accepted for this contest through January 7th.  One comment will be chosen randomly, and the author of that comment will receive $25!

So, start reading, and submitting comments.  The more comments you submit,
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Planning Your Christmas Wedding

by Patti December 17th, 2008 | Planning, Weddings

Christmas is a lovely time of year to have a wedding. It is common for red and green to be wedding colors for the holiday season, but you can add other colors to the mix as well. Some color combinations that work well include silver and white, silver and light blue, gold and white and also gold and off white (or cream). Some people prefer the deeper, more muted color of burgundy for a Christmas wedding.


You will want to have a beautifully decorated

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Dos and Don’ts for Your Second Honeymoon

by Patti December 9th, 2008 | Honeymoon


Congratulations to you if you have made the decision to take a second honeymoon. A second honeymoon gives a couple the opportunity to strengthen their love and the unique opportunity to reconnect with one another. It is a time to laugh, play and dream.


As you plan your second honeymoon, bear in mind that this is no ordinary vacation. It is not time for the whole family to enjoy, so let the kids know that they are not

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Planning Your Honeymoon (Part Two)

by Patti December 2nd, 2008 | Honeymoon

Here we continue our look at the preparations that need to be made when it comes to getting ready to go on a honeymoon.


-If you will be honeymooning outside of the country, make sure that when you purchase foreign currency you remember to get some small bills for things such as snacks, refreshments, tips, taxis, etc. There may be establishments that do not accept large bills, so having smaller bills is preferable.


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