I wanted to have my bachelorette party and bridal shower all in one weekend so that my out of town bridesmaids don't have to fly in twice. I know it's a lot in one weekend, but I thought having a Friday night, cocktail themed shower might 1. make it a little more low key and 2. allow us to use Saturday for more bachelorette activities (which are supposed to include a wine tour and going out that night). I would imagine that having it Friday might make it more difficult for some people to attend, but it's also really important for me to have as much time to hang with my bridesmaids as possible at a lake house that we want to rent, since I never get to see a lot of them. Doing a shower on Frid
FH is really interested in a relaxing week on a beach, I'm a little more open to anything - we definitely want to go immediately after our 11/10/18 wedding, though. Where are all of you November wedditors going?
what are your opinions on airbrush versus traditional makeup application? anyone who's had both, can you share your experiences and preferences?
background: I've got combo/oily skin but am getting married in November in Rochester, NY where I don't have to worry as much about heat (it'll range from 45-60 degrees during mid November) and sweating. I am mostly concerned about my makeup staying on all day.
my very close friend is getting married a month before our wedding. I am well aware of how much she'll have going on, and I don't want to overwhelm her... but I just can't imagine not having her by my side. is it wrong to ask her to be a bridesmaid? I planned to start by telling her that she could be as involved or as uninvolved as she wants to be, but that it would mean the world to us to have her there. her FH is going to be asked to be a groomsman, as well. am I being inconsiderate?
I've been on WW for about a month and am loving the success I've seen so far. I am, however, still feeling the whole thing out and trying to understand how it all works (so please forgive any stupid questions I ask on this sub!) I will often finish the day with 8-10 points left, and recently learned that this apparently isn't great practice - I was told that the goal is to consume all of your points at some point during the day. A coworker who does WW mentioned that on days that she has a lot of points left, she'll splurge on something like a slice of pizza or ice cream or cookies to use her points, and just because she can. She feels that as long as it fits, it's okay. My question is - is t
