Image via Unsplash 6 of the Best Investments You Can Make After Getting Married   Getting married is a wonderful thing that deserves celebration, so you should spare no expense to have the wedding of your dreams. After you settle into married life, however, it is time to start making pragmatic decisions regarding your financial future. You can get a strong start by deciding on responsible uses for any wedding gift money you receive, rather than spending it frivolously. With a bit of guidance from DRS Music, you will be able to make the best investments possible for securing a comfortable ..read more

Introduction When it comes to weddings, the number one thing you should keep in mind is that people want to feel connected. If you can do that, there’s no limit to how far your reach will go. Your wedding will be the most talked-about event of your life—and if you do it right, people will be talking about it for years after! Whether you’re a bride or groom planning their wedding or an engaged couple looking for helpful tips on social media marketing (or both), here are some ideas that will help make your big day even more memorable: Share your story By telling your followers how you and your p ..read more

  There are those of us who dream of a big wedding, complete with all the bells and whistles that money can buy – and there’s the romantic, reserved types among us, who feel called to skip town and elope with their significant other. Somewhere in the middle are those trying desperately to marry these two extremes. For such couples, there is the “micro wedding”, with all the glamorous details of a large celebration, but on a smaller, slightly more manageable scale.   In this guide, we’ll delve into some of the ways that a micro wedding can save you stress and money.   https://uns ..read more

    Weddings are nearly as old as mankind itself. Weddings are times to celebrate and there are not nearly enough opportunities for that in life so we thrill in those moments when we can. The joy that a wedding brings not only to the couple but to friends and family is priceless.   That is, the joy may be priceless, but the wedding itself most certainly is not. From large to small, no wedding comes without cost, so preparing and saving for it is not only smart but necessary. Earning Money With a Side-Gig   Earning extra money to cover wedding costs means not having to dip ..read more

  An introduction to remote working   Remote working goes by many names: smart working, mobile work, telecommuting, telework, or just working from home. A handful of companies, like Impala, Basecamp, and GitLab, have been successfully functioning remotely for a while now. But, for many, the shift to remote work was abrupt and forced upon them by unprecedented external circumstances – the coronavirus pandemic. Without a doubt, a remote work setting has many benefits, but it comes with challenges too. You might have struggled with a few during the pandemic. Ben’s ultimate guide to remo ..read more

Before the recent trend of hosting bridal showers at restaurants or banquet halls, families tended to host them in the comfort of their own homes or even in their backyards. Not only are these home celebrations more personable, but they also tend to be more affordable. However, you can host some spectacularly swanky events in your yard if you prefer a more upscale ambiance. Like any event, a backyard bridal shower requires some careful planning and attention to detail in order to make it a success. Use our guide to create a memorable bridal shower experience for the bride, groom, and ..read more

A wedding is a special time in anyone’s life. While the idea of planning one might seem scary, it doesn’t have to be. Creating a checklist is a good way to stay on top of what has – or hasn’t – been done. One of the best ways to group your tasks is according to how far out you are from your big day. PLANNING 12-18 MONTHS BEFORE THE WEDDING While it’s still a long way off, it’s advised to begin the planning of your wedding as far as 18 months out from the big day. That might seem a touch excessive, but it will help to make your event as special as you deserve. SETTING YOUR WEDDING DATE THE AVAI ..read more

Photo Credit: Min An via Pexels Do you feel like you have fallen into an unhealthy rut, and you’re not sure how to get out? It can be far too easy to let old habits get in the way of becoming the person we are meant to be. But your life doesn’t have to stay this way. Although it can be hard and even painful, you can let go of old habits and embrace a healthier, happier life. The first step is being honest with yourself and identifying the things you need to change. David Rothstein Music wants to help you with this process by identifying some common issues that may be holding you back. You’re U ..read more

  If you’re just starting over in your Golden Years, you already know that your relationships now will not be the same as they were when you were in your teens and 20s. But, you’ve learned a lot, and with age comes wisdom and patience. That doesn’t mean there are no challenges because there are. Fortunately, you can face them together, and today’s tips can arm you with the information you need to help your late-life marriage succeed. David Rothstein wishes you and yours the best and shares today’s post and hopes that you’ll have it.   Accept your partner as they are.   If you’re ..read more

Surrounded by friends and family, your wedding day can be among the best of your lives, but it can also be one of the most wasteful. After the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021 postponed many wedding festivities, 2022 will be a record year for marriage, with about 2.5 million weddings expected. Here’s how to plan a celebration that comes without a high environmental price tag. Skip the destination wedding While a backdrop of surf and sand might be alluring, the environmental cost of a destination wedding is high. Between 2 and 3% of all global CO2 emissions are from air travel, and a faraway wedding ..read more