From Australia -- Top 100 Love Songs for Weddings Chosing songs for your wedding DJ to play, Wedding Band to perform or even for your Wedding Video music has now been made easier with Wedding Central's Top 100 Hits, Songs, Singles. Wedding Love Songs Need some ideas for romantic wedding love songs? Romantic love songs are a feature of every wedding. The slower tempo of love songs is ideal for the first dance by the bride and groom and also the father-daughter dance. Top 20 Classic Love Songs Top 10 Popular Love Songs Top 10 Extra Cheesy Love Songs Top 100 Love Songs of All Time From: http://mag.weddingcentral.com.au/music/songs/love-songs.htm

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BRIDAL Registry at Audrey's Museum Store

BRIDES, Audrey's Museum Store, at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, offers Bridal Registry and personalized, caring Ketubah Services, beautiful Judaica, including kiddush cups, menorahs, mezzuzah holders and many other exquisite gifts for your new married life! Call and ask for Barbara Lang or Michelle Bourdon: Audrey's Museum Store Skirball Cultural Center 2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90049 E-mail: audreys@skirball.org Telephone: (310) 440-4505 From the Website: http://shop.skirball.org Enrich your Skirball experience with a visit to Audrey's Museum Store, featuring a large range of gifts— art prints and sculpture, unique jewelry from around the globe, books, music, and classic and contemporary Judaica including tallitot and ketubbot— or take home souvenirs of a special exhibition. For children, discover a wide selection of handcrafted arks and animals, lively games, challenging puzzles, life-like puppets, and decorative art projects from around the world, as well as Fair Trade and eco-friendly toys. Also find educational books on the subjects of community, working together, self-esteem, second chances, and caring for the environment. Every purchase at Audrey's supports the Skirball and its educational programs. Shop with ease •Free parking •Personalized service •Friendly and knowledgeable staff •Free gift-wrapping •Free gift registries •10% discount for Skirball Members About Our Namesake, Audrey Skirball-Kenis (1915–2002) Audrey's Museum Store is named in honor of Audrey Skirball-Kenis. As an American Jew, born in Birmingham, Alabama, Audrey was nourished by Jewish principles. She personified hospitality and communal service. Audrey pioneered the Skirball Cultural Center with vigor, grace, and dignity. In the spring of 1996, she inaugurated the Skirball Cultural Center as a place of meeting and learning. Her philanthropic spirit, dedication, and personal commitment to numerous cultural, artistic, and humanitarian causes have made a significant impact on the greater Los Angeles community and well beyond. Audrey's Museum Store is intended as a special tribute to her generosity, her sense of style, and her vision of the role and purpose of the Skirball Cultural Center. We are blessed by her memory. Audrey's Museum Store Mission Audrey's Museum Store was created to expand and enrich the visitor experience for adults and children. Using educational handouts, display signage, and website resources, Audrey’s knowledgeable and service-oriented staff extends the lessons of the Skirball's core exhibition, Visions and Values: Jewish Life from Antiquity to America, by making ceremonial objects for life cycle events and holidays that are inspired by the Skirball's own collection both accessible and relevant to contemporary life. For changing exhibitions, Audrey's presents an array of related merchandise. Visitors deepen their knowledge of immigration, American history, and multicultural traditions through a focus on niche books, music, jewelry, and educational toys.

Recommended Reading for the Engaged Bride

Emotionally Engaged and The Conscious Bride if you want to look at the psychological side of transitioning from being single to being married. If you don't feel the need, Bridal websites and magazines are highly recommended. Don't go to overload, but read articles about planninng, preparation, relationships with in-laws and other members of the Bridal party. The better your preparation and attention to detail, the smoother your big day will go!

Engaged! (kpp)

I have been working on a match, a Jewish Shidduch. It has been an exhilarating and exasperating ten months as I not only matched two people, but then coached them for over six months. The client was the man who came to me and said, "Find me a wife." I ran an ad and the right one appeared. Beautiful, gamine-like, smart, and a match for my client's temperament. They both seemed to know right away. This was not dating, this was a process of getting to know someone to be a lifetime mate, and in the process, learning how to have a relationship with the other person. Even when two people have chemistry and connection, sometimes compatibility takes time. Everyone is different. Some people like to sleep with the window open, some people are morning people, others are not. This couple is a beautiful couple that God brought together. I was blessed to be the matchmaker and coach/mentor.
Mazel Tov(kpp)! Believe and Achieve Coaching for all your relationship needs!

$3500 Engagement Ring Accidentally Given to Goodwill

The Bride has now become the diamond. The Groom hid the ring in the pocket of an old coat, which he then, having forgotten about the ring, donated to Goodwill. Moral of the story -- just give her the ring -- and insure it! Congratulations to the happy couple! And to the finder, please return the ring! Bridal Coaching for your Happily Ever After.
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Feeding Tube Weight Loss -- Insanity

This is a dangerous, danagerous fad and any doctor who does it is unethical. If you need to lose weight before your wedding, see your own doctor or a registered dietician, recommended by your doctor. There are no quick fixes. Many brides lose weight from the stress of planning their weddings -- that is one thing. But fad diets or feeding tubes are short-term and may be dangerous or even fatal. You not only want to live to see your wedding day, you want to go on and be a married woman -- a wife. Ask yourself, what is the weight I want to be for life? And what do I need to be eating to get there. If you ate three - five (small)healthy meals a day, would that do it? If you gave up soft drinks, would that do it? How about candy, baked goods, and fast foods? You know what you should be eating. And don't forget about exercise! Please, please do not endanger your life for your perfect day! A sane, calm bride is a happy, PERFECT, bride! If you need help with staying on track, Bridal Coaching is for you. At Perfect Bridal Coaching I work with all my brides on having a safe and sane perfect wedding experience.