I'm doing a wedding project and need some help. I have a book full of inspirational thoughts on life and love and need thoughts from people on the sayings based on relationships. It's for a newly wed couple. I went around and asked different couples on their thoughts for an inspiration. Here are some:
Nothing is insignificant--"Don't take each other for granted"
Chocolate won't solve anything, but it's a fine place to start--"Along with diamonds and flowers (saved me many times)"
When the chips are down, bring on the cheese dip!--"Bring wine, popcorn, a movie and no men allowed sign, girls night out"
Everything in quotes is from a couple or individual. These are a few more thoughts I need added to. If you don't mind, I would GREATLY appreciate it. They can be funny, dumb (not too dumb), serious, romantic...doesn't matter, it's just a fun booklet for a newly wed couple. Thanks in advance!
Love Strong
I believe in the power of positive bitching
Happy will always find you
If only emotional baggage came with those cute little emotional wheelies
Through love, through friendship, a heart lives more than one life
That little voice in your head that says, go buy shoes, that's the one to listen to
Half of doing is believing that you can
Follow your hear, it knows the way
wherever you are, you shine
Hope for the best, plan for the worst, snack in between
Sometimes you just gotta go all outa nd put two sugars in your coffee
there just aren't enough lunch hours in the day
My husband's toast to me on our wedding day:
"Grow old along with me!
The best is yet to be"
Always kiss each other goodnight.
The best gift you can give your children is to love their mother/father.
Remember, a wedding is about the marriage, NOT the wedding!
Marriage isn't always 50/50. Some days is 60/40. Some days it's 90/10.
And that's normal.
It's OK to go to bed angry. You can be angry with someone and still love them. :)
Argue naked. When you are young it is just sexy, as you get older it becomes more commical. Either way, I bet you forget what you were arguing about. :)
Create rules for disagreements. Such as, hold hands, agree to compromise, never call each other names, bring up the past or raise voices... argue with the intent to respectfully resolve differences and find a harmonious resolution.
Look for the best in each other, even during times when all you can see is the worst.
Make each other special treats. A note in a wallet, a picked flower tucked under her car windshield wiper, a pan of brownies....
wedding advice..
remember , you arent JUST marrying the guy, you are getting his family too.
NEVER tell your mother in law something you dont want the whole world to know.
marry an orphan, or..make certain that his family lives at least two states away..at least, sometimes, you luck out and inherit an instant , perfectly sane,extended family in law, but not always.
keep your savings and credit card accounts separate, that way, you arent responsible for his personal stuff, and he isnt responsible for your personal stuff.
and last, but not least, NEVER, and i mean NEVER marry a mammas boy. if the guy hasnt cut the apron strings by the time he is in a serious relationship, he never will..period
K. h.
