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Weddings are meant to be a joyful
celebration of love, unity, and the

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coming together of two families.

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But what if those families can
barely sit in the same room together?

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Thanks for joining us.

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Welcome to our latest
edition of our podcast.

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Hi, I'm Sal from After
Hours Events of New England.

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We'll answer this question and more
in today's edition of Stress-Free

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Wedding Planning podcast.

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Welcome to the latest
edition of our podcast.

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Hi, I'm Sam from Atmosphere Productions.

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Have you ever wondered what to do
when your parents and your partner's

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parents just can't get along, or even
worse, can hardly tolerate each other.

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If the thought of family drama threatens
to overshadow your big day and keeps

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you up at night, you are not alone.

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Listen now and discover Navigating
Wedding Day Conflicts With Love And Grace.

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These are wedding Insider secrets for
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Our podcast helps to engage couples
navigate wedding planning complexities

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while addressing family expectations.

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day without unnecessary stress.

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wedding party management, ceremony,
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Struggling with family expectations, but
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On today's podcast, we'll
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Conflicts With Love And Grace.

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Family conflicts are nothing unusual,
but what can you and your partner do to

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get around this tricky dynamic without
it getting between the two of you?

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Let's explore how to manage family tension
so you can focus on what really matters.

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Celebrating your love.

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Hi, I am Sal from After Hours
Events of New England, the

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experts in creating a stress-free
unforgettable wedding experience.

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We bring energy, professionalism,
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couple's big day truly special.

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Again, that's After Hours
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Many engaged couples find themselves in
the challenging situation where their

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parents and their in-laws disagree,
clash, or barely tolerate each other.

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Firstly, you need to try and
understand the roots of the tension.

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Family dynamics are complex.

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Differences may stem from cultural
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values or unresolved past conflicts.

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Personalities just don't mesh.

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Sometimes people have different senses
of humor and the other just doesn't

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understand what that's all about,
and it just doesn't work for them.

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These issues are bigger than
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Recognizing and help setting
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what you can and cannot change.

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And to add to that, Sal, there should
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families should be able to set aside
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So once you've got the family dynamics and
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issues, maybe, it's time to sit everybody
down and say, "Hey, for one day we're just

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gonna forget all this and we're just gonna
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open communication, but with your partner.

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The cornerstone of any strong
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It's essential that you and your
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concerns about your family relationships.

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Number one, you are on the same team.

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Remind each other that yes,
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Approach the situation as
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You shouldn't be taking a parent's
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It's your wedding.

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You're doing it together.

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Secondly, set priorities.

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Decide together what matters
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Is it the ceremony?

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Is it the party?

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Is it the symbolism?

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Is it just getting people together?

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You need to set that as a priority.

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Sam, it is so important that these
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help them with the decisions to protect
their relationship first and foremost.

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Now what are the key conversations
that you need to have with your family?

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While you should protect your
relationship from unnecessary stress,

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some direct conversations are beneficial.

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I have three tips here.

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Thank each family member for their
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doesn't look the way that you hoped.

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Be firm and kind in your communication.

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Let your family members know you
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but you expect mutual respect
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Just like I mentioned before,
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And number three is to
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Speak as a couple whenever possible.

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As I said before, you
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This is teamwork.

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This is just so important.

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Unified communication signals that
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and you're going together as a team.

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As a matter of fact, while you
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from unnecessary stress, some
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Here's a couple tips for you.

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Tactful planning can reduce the odds
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And here's tip Number
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Place tensions in mind when
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It's okay to keep certain
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And that's universal at most weddings,
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very carefully 'cause you don't want
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It's really important to think
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Another item, just following off what
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would be shared and separate moments.

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Consider hosting smaller separate
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joint events seem too volatile.

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And you can do that in like an after party
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before the wedding have separate ones.

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Sometimes that may not be practical, but
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that's one way to reduce the volatility.

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And delegate wisely.

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Assign a diplomat to family and friends
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are not in the middle of all of this.

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And keep an eye on those rising tensions
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Now, this is not always possible during
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That's why you should delegate,
someone to watch this.

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And if you're having a wedding
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know that these conflicts exist.

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So that they can be aware if
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You know, this is a question we have in
our questionnaire, Sam, you know, what

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are things that we need to be aware of,
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So this way we're kind of keeping
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can keep in communication with those
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help diffuse these type of things.

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So far we've explained
understanding the roots of tension:

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having open communication with
your partner, and having key

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conversations with family members.

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All in this edition of Navigating Wedding
Day Conflicts With Love And Grace.

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This is the Stress-Free Wedding
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A podcast for engaged couples concerned
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expectations, but who want a stress-free,
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It's Wedding Tip Wednesday time,
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war, it is permitted to take
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On today's Wedding Tip Wednesday.

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To ensure a seamless and engaged
experience at your event, DJs typically

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arrange a playlist that includes four
to five songs or more in advance.

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Consequently, some DJs can only
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specified in the wedding planning forms.

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If you choose to allow your guests to
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due to time limitations, some DJs won't
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play" or fulfill every song mentioned.

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Everyone always wants their song next,
but sometimes that suggestion doesn't fit

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into what's being played at that time.

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And keep in mind, we could only play
so many songs in the time allotted.

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Welcome back to our discussion
about Navigating Wedding Day

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Conflicts With Love And Grace.

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I'm Sam from Atmosphere Productions.

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And I'm Sal of After Hours
Events of New England.

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Now onto to self-care and perspective.

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First during stressful times,
don't neglect your own mental

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and emotional well-being.

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Also share burdens.

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Lean on a partner, a close
friend, maybe even a therapist.

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By venting and receiving reassurance,
this can be a huge relief.

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And remember "why"!

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At the heart of the wedding is
your commitment to each other.

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Remind yourselves of this frequently.

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And that's a key point, Sal.

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You always have to remember
at the end of the day.

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It's the two of you that
are getting married.

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Now, After the wedding, you have
to do some things too because

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the wedding is just one day.

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The marriage is the rest of your life.

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So some family rifts may remain
after the wedding, but how you and

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your spouse handle these sets the
tone for your future relationship.

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Maintain healthy boundaries,
model respect, and focus on

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nurturing YOUR relationship.

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After all, you've just got married.

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Yeah, and you gotta remember it is
all about the two of you at all times.

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Don't ever lose sight of that.

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You know, by nurturing and you know,
keeping those healthy boundaries, you

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hopefully with a little luck with time,
these conflicts will kind of go away

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and hopefully naturally, these things
will simmer down and these people

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could be together in the same room
having a great time with all of you.

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And you don't have to worry
about future family events.

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So let's review.

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Number one, plan together
and present a united front.

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Two, don't try to solve all family
conflicts before the wedding day.

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Be realistic.

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Some tension is unavoidable.

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Focus on what you can control.

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Number four, use humor, when
appropriate, to diffuse tense moments.

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Celebrate the people who are loving
and supportive regardless of others'

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attitudes, and finally, take care of
yourself, mentally and physically.

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It's important!

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So there you have it.

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We just explained Navigating Wedding
Day Conflicts With Love And Grace.

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You can't choose your families, but
you could choose how you and your

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partner handle their differences.

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With mutual respect, intentional
planning, and open communication.

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It's possible to have a joyful
wedding that revolves around your

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love, not lingering family drama.

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Stay focused on your commitment to each
other, and the rest will fall into place.

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Now as you spend the next week planning
your wedding, if you want me, Sal, or our

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community of stress-free engaged couples
and wedding experts to answer any wedding

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know if you are on the right track or
if there are things you need to work on.

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The link to join us is in the
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go to Facebook and search for the
Stress-Free Wedding Planning community.

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Remember to do something nice for
someone today, and if you can't,

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then do something nice for yourself.

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Until next time, it's.

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TTFN, Tah-Tah for now!,

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