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    White Weddings A few years ago, my brother and his girlfriend of six or seven years decided to get married, it took that long because they always seperated and got back together over and over again. The wedding wasn’t really all that big, it was basically just some family in the basement of a church. My brother was wearing a black suit, but his girlfriend was wearing a long white dress. Nobody else at a wedding wears white, so why does the bride have to? What does the color white represent at a…

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    finance certain things and the bride and groom were responsible for personal items. Of course, a lot has changed since then. It is no longer supposed that a bride's place is in the home or that she will be living with her parents (and being taken care of by them) until she is of marrying age. The groom and his parents are no longer expected to produce a house and furnishings for the young couple. In fact, the two people marrying may not be a bride and groom at all. Couples are now focusing on…

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    be married at a young age. They were usually married off between the ages of 14-18. If women were past the age of 18 or 20 and were still unmarried, it was regarded as too late. Men were usually married later in life and it was also common for the grooms to be younger than the brides in some circumstances. This could be avoided by marriages that start between families agreeing to marry their children to each other. It would be known as a union between the families. Marriage was seen as a…

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    Unknown (v1) An arranged marriage is defined as a marriage planned and agreed to by the families or guardians of the bride and groom, who have little or no say in the matter themselves. In Chitra Divakaruni’s novel, Arranged Marriage, numerous short stories illustrate a visual image of how arranged marriage is a different experience for each individual and how it can be described as both a positive and negative experience. Be that as it may, personally, an arranged marriage would be an approach…

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    Bridezillas Gender Roles

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    contrast, the male role is to sit back and let his bride-to-be do as she wishes with little to no commentary. In fact, the advice of Ariel to other brides-to-be was “Don’t listen to the groom. Don’t listen to your mom. Don’t listen to anyone because you need to get what you want.”, and her fiancé Brook’s advice to other grooms-to-be is “to just chill out and go with the flow”…

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    in. She later on says to Macbeth, “Why did you bring these daggers from the place? They must lie there: go carry them, and smash the sleepy grooms with blood”(23). You can see that all Lady Macbeth cares about is not getting caught, but, she doesn’t show the slightest bit of guilt. She even tries to get Macbeth to go back to the crime scene and smear the groom with blood. Shakespeare contrasts the two character’s personalities by making them completely different from each other. He makes the…

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    Sara really steps up as a groom and is able to manage riding as well. I’ve known Sara for over 8 years, we used to be at a different barn together and 5 years ago, and her kindness and dedication have never wavered. When I was 9 at my first lesson, Sara taught me how to tack up a…

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    Wedding Themes

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    important occasion for both the bride and the groom, and a wedding theme needs to reflect that. Take the time to sit down with your partner to explore possible wedding theme ideas that will make you both happy. Consider the mood and atmosphere you want to set for your wedding. Would you like it to be very traditional or fun and quirky? Sophisticated or relaxed? Then go a little deeper and think about your…

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    be poor adult figures. These adults are Lord and Lady Capulet, the Nurse, and Friar Lawrence. Juliet’s father, Lord Capulet, decided that his daughter was of marrying age, and he found who he thought to be the perfect groom: Paris. When Lord Capulet informs Juliet of her future groom, Juliet politely declines his offer, and this makes Lord Capulet irrationally…

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    wedding cake. They keep these plans in a safe place, as they spend hours acting out their perfect wedding. Little girls cannot wait until their special day arrives. However, little girls do not expect one thing... being left at the altar by their groom. Quinn Duane, a bride-to-be from Sacramento, definitely did not expect this to happen during her special day. However, she turned a shocking and devastating situation into an amazing one. Quinn Duane and her family prove that kindness is still…

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