17 June 2011

Wedding Reception Decorations

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                                 Wedding is a time to celebrate and wedding reception party is the time when family and friends get together to participate in your happiness and joy. Wedding marks the beginning of a new life and hence, the new life should be greeted in a grand way with Wedding Reception Decorations. Wedding Reception Decoration has to be interesting and really beautiful. You can think about a theme based Wedding Reception Decoration. You just need to think about it and go with it. However, budget plays a very crucial role while deciding upon the Wedding Reception Decoration.




16 June 2011

Mehendi function

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            Mehendi function is usually organized with the sangeet function. So, it has a festive feel to it with the women dancing and singing traditional songs on the mehendi ritual. The bride is dressed in light color clothes with light jewelry. According to the custom the bride must not step out of the house after the mehendi ritual until the wedding day. It is believed that the darker and deeper the henna stains the more the husband and the in-laws will love her bride. The ritual of mehendi signifies the strength and power of love in a marriage so it is regarded good omen for the would-be bride. It is said that the long the bride retains the mehendi, the more auspicious would be her future.

                                              




                                                                                                            


15 June 2011

Wedding Decorations

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                              Wedding is supposed to be the most awaited moments in every individual’s life. Once date of wedding ceremony is fixed, couple starts preparations for the ceremony. Wedding reception is important additional function that enables the couple to attend their guests personally. It is all about arranging a party and making your very special day a memorable one. Fortunately, there are numerous wonderful ideas for decorating wedding reception hall. Once you choose a location for your wedding reception, then you may apply several ideas to decorate a reception hall that are suitable to your wedding theme.

                                Wedding reception is a traditional part of your special day. That’s why; you need to pay special attention towards decorating the reception hall. You should be thoughtful and choosy when you are going to decorate a reception hall. It creates a cheerful atmosphere and adds beauty, color and festivity to occasion. Decoration ideas for reception hall depend upon location and weather. Reception hall decoration ideas may vary from homely and earthy to glitzy and classy.

Four Communication Styles of a Married Couple

The four communication styles are:
 

Controlling style. A married couple who use this style usually doesn’t want to hear other’s talk and tends to eliminate different opinion. Example: if a wife begins to talk, a husband doesn’t want to listen and will cut the talk with more long explanation or it turns out to be an arguing with yelling each other.

In this situation, actually the wife needs advice or solution not just a do and don’t instructions. An expert says that they who apply this style don’t want to appreciate their couple’s idea and feeling and tend to force their own desires. For them, it’s more important to be a ‘never wrong’ person than maintaining a good relationship.

Conventional style. There is no open discussion or conversation on important matters between a husband and a wife. He or she tend to avoid a discussion by distracting attention to other unrelated matter.

Example : if a wife want to discuss about child’s problem, a husband will avoid this by changing the topic to another simple topic such as weather or daily activities. An expert says that this married couple actually apply an artificial communication which there is lack of respect to couple’s feeling.

Speculative style. They generally have open mind to receive and appreciate their couple’s ideas and opinion, but this style users usually finish off their times to ask many undirected questions more than to just express their true feelings.
For example: a husband wants to ask her wife to accompany him on a business trip. Instead of inviting her directly, a husband asks many questions and guesses her wife’s feeling and want. The conversation turns out to be an asking each other and it usually ends with no fair solution.

In this situation, the married couple not only doesn’t express his or her true feeling but also ‘running’ around the talked topic. It will cause a misunderstanding between them.

Full contact style. This style applied by a married couple who wants to listen and appreciate her or his couple’s opinion. They don’t hesitant to discuss every important problem and to express their own desires. This husband and wife always try to maintain their good relationship by building an open and respectful communication.

                        From all those communication styles, the full contact style is the most appropriate style that should be applied by each married couple to keep their marriage life in intimate and harmonic relationship.

Communication: the sine of success in marriage

 Marrychoice                             Communication means listening to the other, and listening is more than hearing. We listen when we try to be attentive to the hints and clues we are given by body language and mood tone; we listen when we genuinely try to hear the message beneath the words, and to hear it without judgement or criticism. It's being patient as the conversation unfolds, it's asking questions to clarify, and to let the other know that you are really trying to 'get it."

                                            Communication takes courage. The deeper and more personal a subject is, the harder it is to share with anyone. But in marriage we must share the deep down stuff with our partner - how can we be loved and understood in places where we don't allow our partner to go? In addition to the things in our life that give us joy and make us happy, painful memories, embarrassing defeats, well-hidden flaws or mistakes are all the stuff that life-giving communication is made of. Even anger and disappointment with our partner is fair game, as long as we allow the anger to dissipate before we speak about it. (Speaking while angry is never productive and should be avoided at all costs).

                                       Communication like this should be a regular thing in the lives of married couples - not merely episodic. It may be helpful to create a ritual around it - write each other weekly (or daily) letters to both express your love and to begin the conversation on what you'd like to share with each other - then use the letter as a starting off point for a face to face conversation. Have regular family meetings at which everyone present (even the kids, if they're invited and age appropriate for this kind of gathering) gets a chance to speak uninterruptedly and listen carefully. At such a meeting a few simple ground rules are necessary, anyone speaking must speak the truth with love (i.e., all messages, no matter how difficult, MUST be tempered with kindness), and when listening, seek first to understand what the other is saying from their perspective: what's it like to see through their eyes, and to walk in their shoes? Finally, ask questions to clarify, not to cross examine.

                              Great marriages are built on great communication - the lives of successfully married couples bear this truth out. Good communication in a family doesn't happen by osmosis - it takes time, effort, and commitment; but the investment is well worth it. There is NOTHING more important in your lives, or inthe lives of your children, than the success of your marriage.