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When a woman is set to get married, society assumes she'll ditch her maiden name for her partner's last name. However, this societal norm is a sacrifice that can impact the working woman's career.
If you give her a recommendation, great. But do not pressure her to use it. Don’t even pressure her to look into it. She doesn’t want to feel like she has homework now.
If you cannot afford to attend the bachelorette party, just say so, and don’t come. Don’t start trying to edit the plans to fit your budget. Don’t start polling the other women to see if they, too, find it too expensive.
Mere hours after my husband proposed, we started discussing who would be in our wedding and how many guests we would have. Normally, I would advise anyone to take in the moment and enjoy being engaged before planning anything, but we were too excited that night and proceeded with choosing our crew. At our intimate […]
One of the best things about attending a wedding is seeing the amount of love the bride and groom have for each other, as well as the incredible support system that the couple has in family and close friends who come to witness the special occasion. Some of this support is provided through traditional speeches […]