I’ve been married before. I thought the second time around would be easier. I promised I wouldn’t cry. But promises are meant to be broken.
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My dear bride: Lighten that load, girl. Here’s a little trick.
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As our wedding series continues, I wanted to get into the more serious parts of the wedding: Etiquette.
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Welcome to my wedding series! I’ve been so excited to share details, answer questions and share photos from our destination wedding in Bali!
Read MoreBuilt to Last : What we’ve learned after being married for a year
Time flies when you’re with the right one. I’ll never say perfect because no one ever is and our relationship is nothing close to perfection though it may look #Instaworthy. Nor will I say “time flies when you’re having fun”, because as I always like to keep it real, I’ll be real and tell you that marriage isn’t all fun and games all the time. We’ve learned so much in our first year of marriage and here’s what I’ve learned as we pass our cotton anniversary. Communication – Transparency It’s cliche to say, but yes, it is key. It’s very easy to assume and predict until misunderstandings occur. You can’t ever be 200% right until you ask or in my words, taco bout it. So do. Take the time to communicate and set things straight all across all tables. 2. Arguing – Quality It’s not a bad thing, I promise. I used to think there was something wrong with relationships upon hearing both parties argue. Something I’ve learned is, the couple who never or hardly does may have an unhealthy relationship. You and your partner are two different people and two different people will always have different views. Nothing wrong with that, just as long as you keep the argument respectful and healthy and remember that it’s never about “winning” because you both are on the same team. As backward as it may sound, arguing polishes you as an individual and you both as a couple. 3. Know your love language – Simplicity Simplify the complicated through better understanding. Varick and I, as corny as it may sound always update our love languages by taking the love language quiz once a year because you do change as you grow together. It’s important to know each others’ love language so it’s better met. It’s super easy to assume you are meeting your partner’s love expectation, however, you’ll never fully know until you, well, know. A realationship, especially marriage is a job, but a fun one! If built on Quality, Simplicity and Transparency, it can survive and withstand anything. We chose our Vrai and Oro to support and represent our love due to the brand’s stand on the same values as our relationship. Wearing the Vrai and Oro’s ethical bands from their Wedding band collection reminds us to stay true to us as a team through values we uphold. Vrai and Oro…
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