Reading Time: 9minutesWhen we became Christians part of our growth included taking an honest look at what the Bible says about marriage because it’s not always what the world would have you believe. Marriage isn’t a fairy tale. We’ve been married 19 years. We’ve raised 7 babies. We’ve fought about money, parenting, and everything in between. We’ve […] The post What the Bible Says About Marriage: 10 Guidelines for Christians appeared first on Bible Health.| Bible Health
Reading Time: 6minutesOne of my favorite Bible verses about sex is “And the man and his wife were both naked and were not ashamed. (Genesis 2:25) Being with your spouse and not ashamed is God’s design. God created sex to be a holy union, a coming together between a husband and wife, to enjoy the pleasure that two […] The post 29 Bible Verses About Sex to Encourage a Healthy Love Life! appeared first on Bible Health.| Bible Health
The man gave names to all livestock and to the birds of the heavens and to every beast of the field. But for Adam there was not found a helper fit for him. So the Lord God caused a deep sleep to fall upon the man, and while he slept took one of his ribs and closed up its place with flesh. And the rib that the Lord God had taken from the man he made into a woman and brought her to the man (Genesis 2:20-22) What a precious scene! Do not let your possible familiarity with it robContinue Reading| JustinHuffman.org | The Online Home of Pastor Justin Huffman
Throughout much of church history there has been great confusion, and even tragic error, regarding the interpretation and use of the Song of Solomon. While some Jewish leaders have been on record discouraging it from being read by any man under the age of 30, Christian leaders have been almost as obvious in their discomfort with the book. One Christian forefather Origen even suggested that it should not be read by anyone who has not first completely crucified all his carnal, fleshly desires. ...| JustinHuffman.org | The Online Home of Pastor Justin Huffman
Listen & Subscribe on iTunes/Apple Podcasts Listen & Subscribe on Spotify Listen & Subscribe Stitcher. Listen & Subscribe Google. Listen & Subscribe PlayerFM. “I call it sexual harmony, not sexual chemistry. With the same notes, you can create melodies for the rest of your lives.” – Dr. Sara Nasserzadeh Intro You think love is about […]| Terri Cole
Though the perceived benefits of birth control are loudly and publicly celebrated, its costs need to be fully exposed.| The American Mind
That may be a weird title, but it’s much better than: My Wife Is Dumpster Fire.| Five O'Clock Shadow
Not having sex in your marriage? Learn how having a sex embargo is part of the strategy to a strong sexual connection.| The Gottman Institute
As Irene came down the stairs from her lover’s apartment, again that pointless fear suddenly overwhelmed her. Fear is a novella by Austrian-Jewish writer Stefan Zweig, first published in 1925…| This Reading Life
Most Christian stepping into the dating pool would not look to Joshua for dating or marriage advice. But they should. Moses’ second in command offers Christians a profound and yet often overl…| Witkowski Blog
This review is the first part of a six-part review of Theo Hobson and John Inge (eds) Created for love (Canterbury Press, 2024). I have divided the review in to six parts corresponding to the six parts of the book, because a very long review is difficult to read online. Created for love is a […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
Every marriage has troubles. Every single one! And yet when your relationship struggles it’s easy to wonder if healing for your marriage is possible. It can be hard to right-size the issues; is this normal? Should I try to ignore this? Will this get better with time? Does this mean our relationship is doomed to... The post When Love Feels Broken: God’s Healing for Your Marriage appeared first on Dr Carol Ministries.| Dr Carol Ministries
A recent announcement out of the Metropolis of Boston possibly remains under the radar for most but arguably constitutes a monumental and momentous evolution in pastoral sensibility, canonical susceptibility, and church practice. According to the announcement, a divorced clergyman received approval to remarry and continue serving in his parish. The decision of the Holy and... The post Ordination and Second Marriage appeared first on Public Orthodoxy.| Public Orthodoxy
Jesus wants to free us from excessive self-scrutiny, from false accusations that hover over us and haunt our fragile, tender hearts. Fix your eyes on Jesus. Do what you can and leave it with him. The post Leaving False Guilt Behind appeared first on The Focused Pastor.| The Focused Pastor
Pastor, is your wife weary and worn from ministry life? Does she feel the expectations of others creep up and squeeze the joy out of her? Here are three reminders to you, as a pastor, as you love and cherish your wife. The post Pastor, Love Your Weary Wife appeared first on The Focused Pastor.| The Focused Pastor
Most of us enter marriage with the best intentions, convinced we've found our person and are ready to build a life together. We believe we've done our due diligence—spent enough time together, talked through the...| A Conscious Rethink
When the average unmarried person thinks about marriage, their focus is often on the big day, in which they get to exchange vows in front of their friends and family. Whatever happens afterwards belongs under...| A Conscious Rethink
I’ve never felt entirely confident in giving marriage advice. Gil and I do not have a traditional story. We were good friends for two years, dated for a month, were engaged for five months, and were married on October 7, 2000. (I wrote that story here: Exceedingly, Abundantly: The First Decade.) We moved to Tanzania […] The post 25 Lessons From 25 Years of Marriage first appeared on Amy Medina.| Amy Medina
What happens when your marriage feels impossible to sustain—but you believe God still has a plan? In this powerful episode, […] The post 270: Mixed-orientation and Impossible Marriages with Laurie Krieg appeared first on Get Your Marriage On!.| Get Your Marriage On!
It was a super hot, arousing, fun, and incredibly connecting evening! It was my turn to sit in the chair, […] The post What a lap dance taught me about intimacy appeared first on Get Your Marriage On!.| Get Your Marriage On!
Key Takeaway: Falling out of love isn’t just emotional, it’s biological. When dopamine fades and stress hormones rise, relationships suffer. But here’s the hopeful part: through neuroplasticity and couples therapy, your brain can literally rewire itself to feel love again. This article explores the science behind why we fall out of love and the proven […] The post Why Falling Out of Love Is Actually Your Brain’s Fault (Not Yours) appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Discover evidence-based strategies for creating a happy healthy marriage. Learn essential relationship components, and commitment tips.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
October is a busy month in my household. We celebrate both my husband’s birthday and our wedding anniversary. It’s been 19 years this year, and I can say that we […] The post Parkinson’s puts our ‘in sickness and in health’ vows to the test appeared first on Parkinson's News Today.| Parkinson's News Today – The Web's Daily Resource for Parkinson's News
Think "we never fight" is a good sign? Think again. We explore 7 "good" relationship signs that are actually hidden red flags.| Budget and the Bees
As a feminist who has taken the journey to decenter marriage, I write from both conviction and lived experiences as a single woman in my late 30s. I have chosen to share my reflections in the hope that they may resonate with other single women who are rethinking the place of marriage in their lives.… The post Single, Not Silent: Decentering Marriage as the Measure of African Womanhood first appeared on African Feminism (AF). The post Single, Not Silent: Decentering Marriage as the Measure o...| African Feminism (AF)
Listen on Apple Podcasts | Spotify What happens when biblical truth meets cultural confusion about sex and marriage? In this candid conversation, we unpack the verse “your body is not your own” and the real-life meaning of intimacy in a healthy, God-honoring relationship. After our viral Instagram post on marriage tips, we had to dig […] The post Intimacy is a Gift Not a Weapon | Dr. Z & Mama Z appeared first on Natural Living Family | A Bible Health Ministry.| Natural Living Family | A Bible Health Ministry
Listen on Apple Podcasts | Spotify One of our marriage tips was surprisingly controversial…Date Nights! Do you ever feel like date night just isn’t realistic right now? Between busy schedules, tight budgets, and finding a babysitter, it can seem impossible to make time for each other. Dr. Z and Mama Z get real about the […] The post Date Night: Why Intentional Time Matters | Dr. Z & Mama Z appeared first on Natural Living Family | A Bible Health Ministry.| Natural Living Family | A Bible Health Ministry
You’re married, but your spouse still acts single. They spend more time with their friends than with you, and that’s a frustrating position to be in. How can you convince them to prioritize time with you instead? No one wants to experience loss in order to pursue something new, but marriage is a life commitment. The truth is, it’s impossible to cultivate intimacy in your marriage and still support the kind of time you gave your friendships while you were single. You and your spouse don...| SYMBIS Assessment
So you’ve fallen out of “like” with your spouse. What do you do now? Love is such a mysterious experience. It ebbs, flows, and goes through seasons. Married couples sometimes feel they don’t like one another as much as they once did. Even though you love your spouse, it’s possible to dislike things about them. It’s not realistic to expect the full experience of love at all times. That’s because love is made up of many components: respect, companionship, humor, shared experiences...| SYMBIS Assessment
October 15 is Sister Kristen Oaks’s birthday. To celebrate, her husband, President Dallin H. Oaks, shared a sweet video of the two of them.| LDS Living
As a mother of four, I understand the whirlwind of life with little ones. The days are long, the nights are short, and the moments of quiet are few and... The post Keeping romance aflame amidst the patter of little feet appeared first on RADIANT.| RADIANT
I remember the evening was cool, a gift for a midsummer night in the south. Sitting on a dock by a pretty lake at dusk, I was still stunned that... The post The road less traveled: A marriage of two faith traditions appeared first on RADIANT.| RADIANT
What emotional security really means, why it matters so much, and how to start cultivating it in yourself and with the people you love.| Terri Cole
Marriage & Civil Partnership Visit Visas: Guide to eligibility, application requirements, and key guidance for visiting the UK.| Richmond Chambers
Learning how to communicate better with your partner will lead to deeper connection and a more fulfilling relationship.| The Gottman Institute
Hi! Crazy Lady here, back with more problems again... Insomnia has been hitting me harder than ever, so I should apologize ahead of time for... Well, most of this, I suppose. When I do sleep, it never lasts more than two hours. It's been this way for over a month (two; three?) now. My brain is in a constant fog, and I find it harder to concentrate with each day that passes. Which is NOT| Crochet is the Way
Here’s my recent interview by Rafael Flores of the Orthodox Pill Podcast. Rafael is a very bright young fellow with a natural talent for interviewing guests about difficult topics. We covered…| Brian Patrick Mitchell
To be a faithful pastor, you must prioritize your marriage. This means pursuing romance and intimacy with your wife, even if it comes at the expense of your service to the church. The post Why Pastors Must Prioritize Their Marriages appeared first on The Focused Pastor.| The Focused Pastor
Yesterday on Twitter I shared a chart showing the age at first marriage for white men and women in the US, with data going back to 1880. I pointed out an interesting fact: at least for men, the age…| Economist Writing Every Day
In this episode of Get Your Marriage On!, we’re diving into gridlock—the moments in marriage where no matter what you […]| Get Your Marriage On!
Whether your twinnies are your first kiddos or you’ve got other children in the mix, having two at once can put extra strain on your relationship and marriage. Hear from other twin parents and how they managed their relationship through the stress of having two at once! It’s no secret that having twins comes with tons of additional stressors—from heightened financial challenges to marital struggles and more. When my husband and I were still expecting our twins, I remember him pacing aro...| Twiniversity #1 Parenting Twins Site
Even amidst all the chatter about the Taylor/Travis and Bezos weddings, and the global debate raised by a recent Coldplay concert, something profoundly troubling is happening with Americans’ love a…| On the Flying Bridge
“My body is not my own, but my wife’s.” So John Chrysostom admonishes a husband to tell any woman who would try to seduce him. In an age when many, surely including us, are tempted to see our body as ‘our own,’ this raises an issue of the first importance: what really is mine or […]| LifeCraft
I was headed east on I-64 into the rising sun for Zach’s cross country meet in Hanover.| Dr. James Schroeder
He discussed the differences between Americans openly, honestly, peacefully, and respectfully—and did it better than anyone else in America.| The American Mind
Karl Marx's domestic life reflected the highs and lows of his unwavering commitment to the Communist cause. In "Love and Capital", Mary Gabriel reveals the man behind the Marxism, centering the Marx family's colourful dynamics over half a century as they navigated the costs and tragedies of a revolutionary life.| Russophile Reads
Maryam Sayed Deeb and Abdullah Abu Nahl got married during the Israel-Gaza war, but two days later they were killed in an Israeli air strike.| www.abc.net.au
According to a global team of researchers, people who meet their romantic partners online tend to be a little less satisfied in their relationships than people who meet the old-fashioned way, through friends, work, or a random meet-cute at the grocery store.| First Things First
Ever said yes to a party you didn’t feel up for—then drove home glowing because it was totally worth it? […] The post 265: Planning a Bedroom Party Worth Going To, with Tammy Camp appeared first on Get Your Marriage On!.| Get Your Marriage On!
Do you know what arouses you? Knowing that could completely change the way you show up in the bedroom. In […]| Get Your Marriage On!
Healthy communication in relationships forms the foundation of lasting partnerships, yet many couples struggle to navigate conflicts constructively. Research consistently shows that how couples handle disagreements, not the absence of conflict, determines relationship satisfaction and longevity. This comprehensive guide provides 21 evidence-based strategies to transform your relationship communication, resolve conflicts effectively, and strengthen your emotional […] The post 21 Tips for Hea...| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Since 1973, Time Magazine’s Chauvinist Pig of the Year George Gilder has been clear about the stakes for the family: without fathers our civilization sinks back into the Stone Age. Sixty years later, the need of the hour remains: men that take responsibility for themselves, men that raise their own children, and men with insatiable economic libido. A nation of Read More ›Source| Books – Discovery Institute
Catie Borland, a Latter-day Saint from Virginia, was surprised when she found herself questioning her faith. She says it started with a righteous desire: to learn, know, and understand more.| LDS Living
In Tokyo, they measure death in hours. Nako’s began with stomach pains at a wedding reception—her own. The cake hadn’t been cut yet, but something else was already dividing inside her, multiplying with the precision of a cell gone wrong. Three hundred and twelve days from “I do” to “Time of death:” The numbers feel important somehow. Like if I could solve them, arrange them differently, I could find the equation that explains how a body becomes a battlefield so quickly. Twenty-n...| Brevity: A Journal of Concise Literary Nonfiction
It was the middle of September when Jessica and I went on our first date, while we were in university. That was twenty-three years ago, and ever since our lives have been woven together in too many ways to count. That’s what this poem is about: Threads I walked byand her smile caught andpulled at … Continue reading Threads (a poem)| sethlewis.ie
Marriage is a divine gift, designed by God Himself as the foundation of human relationships. Genesis 2:24 declares, “Therefore a man shall leave his father ...| d6family.com
Stan and Natalie Rubin were the first Jewish couple ever married on television in the United States, but it almost never happened because of their religion. The post The First Jewish Couple Married on National TV – Podcast #121 appeared first on Useless Information.| Useless Information
Satan wants pastors to be passive in pursuing their wives. The devil hates it when pastors relentlessly ignore the siren call of passivity and laziness and chase their wive’s hearts. So think of fi…| He Must Become Greater
When you are feeling hopeless in your relationship, you may think about divorce. When should you let go of your relationship?| The Gottman Institute
Article Summary: Many people struggle to maintain a strong relationship with their spouse or partner. This article offers practical insights to help you strengthen your bond and show up more intentionally—and a quick checkup tool. +++ How is your relationship with your spouse or partner? When you hear the Righteous Brothers sing “You’ve lost that ... Read more The post A Quick Relationship Checkup appeared first on GREGG VANOUREK.| GREGG VANOUREK
Many people believe that unstable relationships stem from “bad choices” in partners or needing to “calm down” and “be more mature.” However, the reality is much more complex. If you’re struggling with abandonment wounds, the challenges are not about a lack of willpower or a character flaw. Instead, they are about how your brain and […] The post Debunking Relationship Myths: Healing Abandonment Wounds with Therapy appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
The divorce rate is declining, but for the worst reasons. Fewer and fewer people are getting married. I explain the problem for the Institute for Family Studies. The decline in marriage has also not been uniform. Wealthier and better-educated singles are more likely to get married than those who are poorer and less educated. Marriage rates also have a significant racial gap. This means the declining divorce rate is much more a compositional effect, driven by […]| Leah Libresco
At The Dispatch, I’m making a case against customized wedding vows. Promising marriage is entering an pre-existing institution, not an act of expressive individualism. Classically, the marriage vows are not about the particular couple standing at the altar—they’re about the institution the couple is choosing to enter. Classical vows (for better, for worse, etc) have lasted with only minor revisions for a thousand years. They are intended to suit every couple, uncustomized, and they enum...| Leah Libresco
My wife is a better person than I am. An overall better human being. I know this because about a month ago, we were wrapping up a family walk on Christmas Eve| Jeffrey Pillow
We're exploring dinner for couples across the lifespan of a relationship, from the early days all the way through the empty nest.| The Family Dinner Project
I remember thinking, “There’s no way I could love my wife more than I love her right now.” The idea of growing in love for my wife seemed ridiculous. How do you love more than com…| Aliens and Pilgrims
Question: What advice would you give to a woman whose husband just won't respond to her emotionally? That's my situation. Darrell is a good man, but he's not romantic, and he'd rather keep his thought| Dr. James Dobson Family Institute
Restoring marriage amid the devastating attack coming against it is essential to saving the nation and civilization, explained North Carolina judge turned Southern Evangelical Seminary President Phil Ginn in this interview on Conversations That Matter with The New American magazine’s Alex Newman. Ginn, whose seminary is hosting a marriage conference in October to defend the ... The post Restoring Marriage is Critical to EVERYTHING, Seminary Chief Says appeared first on The New American.| The New American Podcast
For couples navigating the lonely and often challenging road of infertility, our Mission Enhancement Team (MET) hosts a series of events, introducing a compassionate, faith-aligned, and scientifically grounded approach to reproductive healthcare.| Catholic Outlook
Are you just staying sane with your family schedule? Try the super easy trick we use to stay present at home, and get the free printable!| Lovely Indeed
Protestant Ethics Today: The Seventh Commandment| American Reformer
SCOTUS has been asked to take up Obergefell vs. Hodges, the landmark 2015 decision that extended marriage equality to LGBTQIA+ folks. The fear is, this current SCOTUS will overturn the 2015 decisio…| Strong Female Pastor
It’s too bad it’s impractical to invite everybody you know to a wedding-but here are some highlights from Ally & Alec’s.| Five O'Clock Shadow
If you are not convinced yet that you should go on a couples retreat, ask your wife what she thinks about going. It may be a way to bring back some unity in ministry together rather than you going …| He Must Become Greater
This post is about markets, mostly about the Marriage Market Place (MMP). You see, it is a very unusual market. Let us consider it’s rather odd properties, It is very sticky; that is transactions d…| Spawny's Space
‘You only say that because….’ a response to Savitri Hensman In his 1941 essay ‘Bulverism, or, The Foundation of Twentieth-century Thought’ C S Lewis notes the tendency in twentieth century th…| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
What’s the difference between having sex and truly making love? In this episode, we’re talking about how to bring your whole self—your body, mind, heart, and soul—into your intimate moments with your spouse. You’ll hear powerful stories of real couples who felt disconnected in their sex lives, even with consistent physical intimacy. Together, we’ll explore what […]| Get Your Marriage On!
Most people who are worried about falling birth rates in the U.S. probably don't realize that birth rates are only falling among non-married women.| Family Inequality
Sure. This is the dream. Husband plays video games in the next room and my phone keeps buzzing with notifications I'll just pretend to ignore. Classic Tuesday night in our house. Three years ago, I thought being a Christian wife meant having it all figured out by now. You know—morning devotions with perfectly highlighted Bible verses, praying together before bed, and definitely not stress-eating Target cookies while wondering if God actually cares about my grocery budget. Plot twist: I don'...| Discover the Best Podcasts | Discover Pods
And you better believe that the devil is rejoicing at our rebellion.| LifeSite
“The Cattleman” by Aaron Gwyn, recommended by Wynter K Miller for Electric Literature| Electric Literature
This morning I received an email from Airbnb on their new Church Covenant, er, “community commitment.” As I have settled convictions against their statement of faith and cannot live by their church covenant, I am happy to resign my membership in their church. I do so with the following open letter: Dear Airbnb, Your new … Continue reading "An Open Letter to Airbnb on Their Bias and Discrimination"| For His Renown
Americans' support for legal same-sex marriage continues to increase, with the 67% supporting it in a new Gallup poll establishing a new high.| Gallup.com
Americans are divided in their views of the morality of changing one's gender, with 51% saying it is morally wrong and 46% saying it is morally acceptable.| Gallup.com
We’ve compiled a Deseret Book gift guide to help you eliminate the hassle of finding a gift for the newlyweds in your life. From paintings to glassware, these are items we’re confident new couples will use and enjoy.| LDS Living
Tori Shucheng Yang, Changhui Song, and Hui Xie examine how heterosexual women in China who are unwittingly married to men who have sex with men draw upon heteronormativity to rework their identities in response to the disclosure of their husbands’ sexuality. Their analysis highlights how identity provides a crucial link between individuals’ management of the contradictions in the dominant sexual binary and the reproduction of heteronormativity.| Gender & Society
Have you ever noticed how the biggest changes in life often bring out both the best and most challenging parts of our relationships? Whether it’s moving to a new city, starting a new job, welcoming a child, or adjusting to an empty nest, life transitions can feel overwhelming. But they also offer powerful opportunities […] The post 5 Ways Couples in Relationships Can Best Navigate Life Transitions appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
If you’ve tried active listening, “I” statements, and communication workshops but still struggle with your partner, you’re not alone. Many couples discover that communication skills alone can’t fix deeper relationship issues. While the belief that “communication is the key to a successful relationship” is widely accepted, this view oversimplifies the complexity of romantic partnerships. Poor […] The post Why Communication Isn’t Your Biggest Relationship Problem appeared firs...| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Strong marriages don’t just happen, they require intentional effort. These expert-backed marriage tips help build lasting emotional intimacy and commitment. As a licensed marriage and family therapist with 17 years of experience, I’ve witnessed countless couples transform their relationships using these ten foundational principles. 1. Prioritize Emotional Intimacy as Your Foundation Emotional intimacy serves as […] The post 10 Expert Marriage Tips for Building a Thriving Relationship ap...| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Does your wedding set need a glow-up? Wear who you are now by upgrading yoru wedding set and acknowledge how far you've come.| The Stay-at-Home-Mom Survival Guide
Oral sex is one of the most powerful ways to bring your wife pleasure—and deepen your intimacy. In this episode, we share 12 practical, respectful, and fun tips to help husbands confidently and lovingly master cunnilingus. You’ll learn what works, what to avoid, and how to create unforgettable, connected experiences in the bedroom. Whether you’re […]| Get Your Marriage On!
This is the first part of the third part of our series (I, II) discussing the patterns of life of the pre-modern peasants who made up the great majority of all humans who lived in our agrarian past…| A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
I’m excited to announce that my book, Why God Created Two Genders: The Case for Biblical Gender Roles, is now available in paperback on Amazon! Many of you have reached out asking when the print ed…| Biblical Gender Roles
The legalization of same-sex unions around the globe has empowered …| queer voices
Is revenge justified when your spouse betrays you? Whatever happened, this betrayal was devastating to your emotional wellbeing. It affected important aspects of your life and made moving forward incredibly difficult. If your spouse hurt you that deeply, is it fair to make them pay for what they did? Shouldn’t they have to suffer, too? Betrayal is one of life’s most painful experiences. That’s especially true when it happens within a marriage. Some betrayals are easier to overcome than ...| SYMBIS Assessment
Despite an HIV diagnosis at age 59, recognition of betrayal and a divorce, Marty Walden trusted God to heal her deepest wounds and in the process discovered a redemption story beyond her imagination! When I received my HIV diagnosis and realized the betrayal of my 35 year marriage in 2021 all I could think about... The post Love in Our 60’s Part 2 appeared first on Marty's Musings.| Marty's Musings
Americans widely support same-sex marriage and believe gay or lesbian relations are morally acceptable, but partisans' views diverge more than ever.| Gallup.com
In the UAE, adultery remains a criminal offense under Federal Decree-Law No. 31 of 2021, specifically Article 409 of the Crimes and Penalties Law. However, in line with recent legal reforms, the offense is no longer prosecuted automatically by the state. It can only be pursued if a private complaint is filed—typically by a spouse, or in limited cases, a legal guardian. This shift reflects […] The post Adultery in the UAE first appeared on LYLaw Dubai.| LYLaw Dubai
Let’s be real—backyard weddings are pure magic. Whether you’re dreaming of an intimate ceremony under the stars or a laid-back reception in your own space, there’s something special about tying the knot in a place that feels like home. But don’t let that Pinterest board fool you—planning a backyard wedding is no picnic. It takes […]| RelationshipFire.com
Who says you need a fancy venue to have an epic wedding? Your backyard is a blank canvas, just waiting for your personal touch. Whether you’re dreaming of a rustic BBQ, a chic tented soirée, or a poolside party, we’ve got 200 backyard wedding ideas that are as easy as they are fun. Let’s turn […]| RelationshipFire.com