When renewing wedding vows, if I change dates, which one do I celebrate? Is it proper to change dates?
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Continue to celebrate your original wedding anniversary, but go ahead and hold the vow renewal ceremony on whatever date works best for you.
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Don't feel like you have to stick with any old Anniversary traditions. \n\nTry giving her something to remind her of your wedding like a wedding photo in a beautiful engraved frame or a dinner like one you shared on your honeymoon. Share a dance to your wedding song.. I'm assuming you remember what it was.\n\n Or take her to wherever you proposed ( assuming it wasn't at home) and tell her you'd marry her all over again every year for the rest of your life, and that you love her more than you can really say with words. \n\nGood luck and congrats.. the 1rst year can be the hardest. I'm 1/2 way through to year 5.
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A renewal of our vows!!
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Writing your own vows means that you sit down and write your own thoughts and feelings to say to your hubby at the alter.  You can also choose to use poetry - or anything that you feel you want to share with your hubby, it's all up to you.\nWriting your own vows and saying them to your hubby in front of everyone can be really emotional.  I wrote my own vows and was practicing them in the mirror and couldn't help but to start crying because it was so emotional - thats when I decided to go with traditional vows and then share my written vows with my hubby on our wedding night instead, it worked out really nice =)
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I have been married for almost a year (on July 7th). \n\nI have no idea who said this quote, but it's good: "As each day passes, I love my husband more than I did yesterday and less than I will tomorrow."\n\nI think that defiantly applies as to how I love my hubby. I seems like it is always getting stronger, changing, growing. I am very lucky to have him in my life, and congrats to you on your happy marriage as well. \n-Take care-
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it depends on how big its going to be and how elaborate you want it. some people start planning their weddings a year or more in advance. but if you want a more casual type of wedding, then maybe a few months before.
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If you're in the beginning phases of planning a wedding (which it sounds like you are), your best bet would be to talk to your fiance so that you can determine what you both want in your ceremony and reception.  Start broad: come up with what time of year you want to get married (winter, summer, etc.), what kind of place you'd like to get married (church, beach, etc.), and how big you'd like it to be.\n\nOnce you've narrowed down your options, go to a planning website like www.theknot.com, www.wedalert.com/, or www.brides.com.  They'll give you options on ideas, and you should be able to use their interactive planning calendars too.\n\nUse the given dates to plan dress shopping, invitation sending, and everything else.  They may even have a budget calculator to make it even easier!\n\nBest of luck to you...\n~mm~
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Other than th usual ones we celebrate annually.\nHappy divorce (sort of a contradiction in terms isn't it?)\nSome people now go through a divorce ceremony.
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Make sure you really want to do it again first!  (Just joking) \n\nAlot of couples with do this if they have had problems and want to start anew, kind of erase the past.  \n\nAs you know most weddings are forgotten, but the reception is what lives on!  To save money, still have the small church wedding, but plan a big reception!  Make your renewed vows special to you, your family and a few of your closest friends!\n\nMake your own invitations. With all the scrapbooking material out there, you can make some really pretty ones.\n\nPick out a beautiful dress, tux and spend money on the pictures! That is what you want to remember your special day!
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Yes, remember your vows?
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Jules you can use whatever name you want whenever you want, go back to your maiden name now its your choice, good luck honey xx\ndon't know who invented marriage but personally I think it was a very bad idea x
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No.  This is the day you MUST look your best.  You need to have a trial with each one and see which one you like best.  I would do this about a month before the wedding.  That way, the one you cancel will have time to fill the space.
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I think it would be more romantic to get married on a day that has personal significance to a couple, instead of a day that is more generally symbolic like V-Day. Plus, if you marry on a day that you both find super special (like the day you met or the first day you both kissed), you get an extra present! LOL. You miss out on a V-Day gift if your anniversary is the same day!!!
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How about planning a wedding and a honeymoon?
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Anytime of the year! When you are ready, that's the right time. To get married sometimes you need to find the best time of the year due to weather consideration, honeymoon plan, etc. But a proposal? I would say anytime!
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There are some suggestions at http://www.verseit.com (Choose verse it > Weddings > Save the date).\n\nHere's one from there that I like:\nA romantic affair...\nsomething special is in the air!\nKindly save the date for\na tropical marriage celebration uniting\nBride\nand\nGroom\non Date\nCity, State\nInvitation will follow
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My wedding is May 6th and I am walking down to "Inside your heaven" by Carrie Underwood, ending it after the first chorus.  Pick a song you truly like and go with.  Don't be afraid to be different.  That is what makes us all unique in our own way.  If being married in a church...you will have guidelines you need to stay within for music. If no church..be creative. Good luck and congratulations!!  Don't forget to try and sit back and relax a little before the big day...that way you can truly enjoy it.