1. A pomander: this floral arrangement is a globe of flowers suspended from a ribbon that hangs on your wrist.

2. A bible. Perhaps you have one that has been passed down in your family.

3. Herbs. Very rustic and unique. This is an easy DIY project and is very inexpensive if you are needed to trim your budget.

4. Candles. Candles adds to a romantic atmosphere, and they come in all shapes, sizes and color.

5. Fans. An elegant finish to a summer wedding look.

6. Parasols. A beautiful look to a bride’s attire for a garden style wedding.

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1.  Place an announcement in the local newspaper.

2. Friends or family may throw you an engagement party.

3. Have a luncheon and invite your close friends, announce the news at that time.

4. A “banns” proclaimed (made in some religious places of worship in Canada and the United Kingdom).

5.  If you already have a date set, send out “Save the Date” cards.

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A prenuptial agreement is a legal document that outlines which belongings including investments, business assets, or family inheritances (to name a few) go to whom if the marriage fails.  Basically saying if the marriage fails, what you owned before the marriage to returned to you.

Nobody likes to think of their marriage falling apart, but sometimes it does.  Having a prenuptial agreement in place may help you protect your personal possessions.  These agreements are more popular then you can imagine.  Perhaps its because couples are getting married later in life and with that in mind have more personal belongings and investments that they may want protected.  Some individuals are totally against prenups, others think of it as a safeguard to cover all possibilities.  What do you think?

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Prenuptial Agreements: Should you be upset?