THERE are many important days in a
for the very first time. But, for most, her wed
school, gets her first bike, learns to swim and, of course, her first date or the day she falls in love
young girl’s life. The day she star ts
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ding day is the biggest, most exciting occasion of all. But getting from the engagement ring to the
honeymoon can be a trial. Not th a t everyone
doesn’t want i t to go smoothly, but there are simply so many things to do ana arrange that, very often, the principals in this little drama —
foretliought and a little bit, of luck, everyone can stay happy, stay excited and even begin to enjoy the preparations as much as
the big day itself.
poor bride and bridegroom —
the
they even consider sneak ing o ff to the nearest church and getting hitched
can get so sick of it that
in secret. But, with planning,
This s u p p l emen t is designed to help you do this.
all, of course, as space prevents it.
about many aspects of your big day —
In it we have articles but not
ding in your family soon, ___
But, i f you have awed-
really prepare properly — have a browse through. You’ll see by the advertise ments the wonderful array of facilities and services our local area has to offer to make the day special.
and you need months to
wedding will be the lovely, happy occasion you deserve.
Made in Heaven? A question of commitment THE divorce rate might be increasing year But it is only when your
af te r year, but the number of couples tying th e n u p tu a l k n o t co n t in u es to r ise , so it, steady’ mg- y y looks like the ins titution of marriage is very much alive and well.
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And, of course, mar riage. also basks in the offi- cial
Government these days. approval of jvuriuilttiii wiea ua,yo the
home loans and proposed together, but working at tax changes for 1990 both give and take, at caring mean that setting up a tor each other at forgive- lovenest having first got ness and at learning to that vital bit of paper — laugh at each other and at
Changes in the rules for work. Not working to stay -----. ----
the marriage certificate — yourself, is often a better alterna- It is amazing how resil- tive, financially, than just ient a strong marriage can
“living together.”
need a “bit of paper” to blithely to their partner: prove they are in love, If you are unfaithful, others say that same “bit that s it, 111 leave, is of paper” announces their making a mistake, solemn vows to the world Not that anyone should and thus adds strength to put up with anything for
them. In days gone by, cer
tainly in the top financial bracket, marriage was
more about power and partnership, Some argue they don’t Anyone who say s , be.
loving of another person — warts and all — that you know you are on your
way. This is when “working
at the marriage” comes into play. And it does take
not things you can take from a su p e rm a rk e t shelf. They have to be earned, the hard way, and no-one is owed them
as a right. A relationship where
the parties claim never to have had a cross word, must be suspect. They may well have stayed together, but where is the communication? How can any couple
keep their self respect, honour that of their part ner and appreciate the growing need for the same in their children, if they do not clash at some time or another? The secret, surely, is to
the sake of s ta y in g together, but nothing should automatically be a reason to sp li t up a
dynasties than anything There are always two efse
arranged marriages of any pulled off the rocks by a kind, it is a fact that mar- crisis, be it infidelity or rying for love can be a whatever,
While not advocating many a marriage has been sides to everything, and
risky business, particu- And it is very often such larly if the partners have a c r is i s which can
not progressed from the strengthen the commit- “romantic” love stage to ; ment as well,
the more lasting kind.
peak through day-to-day living is virtually impossi ble and, when the excite ment begins to fade, as it inevitably does, things become more routine and couples can wonder if they ' have made a mistake.
“loving” and “being in love”is enormous. The lat ter may be exciting, it is certainly all-consuming and, in many ways, essen tial for a relationship to start to grow. But maintaining it at its
The difference between,
surely is not “Can I live with you after this?” but “Can I live without you?”
The simple question • • ■
thrashing out of the prob lem, lots of talking, out side counselling if neces sary, a willingness on both sides to try again from stratch, and even the w id e s t g u lf can be breeched.
Given a firm and honest
It takes time, of course, particularly if there has
been a betrayal. Trust and respect are
O f
THE AREA’S LARGEST BRIDAL
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clash in a civilised way. Keep the fights clean, avoid violence at all costs, never let resentment build up and talk, talk, talk. One of the functions of
We hope your coming
to some, but it can learned by us all. To say “I love you,”
be
every day, and to mean it from the heart, is not just the stuff of Hollywood. Not just saying the words, but showing you mean them in a thousand little ways,- is the lifeblood of a
happy marriages. i f a trans fus ion is
needed every now and then, so be it, it will strengthen rather than weaken the bond. Old Will Shakespeare
hit the nail on the head when he said we would never appreciate our free
time if every day was a
holiday. No-one wants the bad
times, but if we can turn them round to make us appreciate the good, there is a lot to be said for that. Although “happily ever after” may be a myth, “lovingly for ever,” cer
marriage counsellors is to act as a “go-between” for couples considering their future together. If you reach a stalemate, do con sider this approach. To communicate is a
tainly isn’t. With this in mind, the
day you vow to love and cherish becomes much more than a day of glory for you both. It is the start of your
basic human requirement, and the ability to do so with your chosen life part ner is a gift indeed. The gift is freely given
commitment, it will bring many p roblem s and hitches along the way, but it is also the first step to a happiness you cannot pos sibly imagine.
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