It is said, ‘if you catch the bouquet at a wedding, you’ll be the next to get married’. That hasn’t worked for Jamie Jackson of Salk Lake City, Utah. She has caught 46 bouquets and is still single.
There is a big date coming on the calendar that has many couples trying to plan a wedding so they don’t miss it. It’s a once in a lifetime date that won’t happen again. On Saturday, December 13th the date will be 12/13/14, a special date indeed.
According to a new study fewer and fewer couples are getting married these days. Bowling Green State University’s National Center for Marriage and Family Research shows the marriage rate in the U.S. in 31 marriages per 1,000 unmarried women.
On the November ballot in Colorado there is group that is trying to get a proposal that would have all pre-wedding brides and grooms take a marriage class before saying ‘I Do’. It would be mandatory for couples to take the class, a pre marriage counseling session.
It's been just over a year and a half since I received his first text. A simple one saying that he and his band wanted to adopt a family for our B98.5 Salvation Army Christmas Castle.
Little did I know that one text would potentially lead to a lifetime together.
Being a single mom and having been divorced...twice...you would think that putting myself out there to find someone to share my life would be a scary thing to do.
Well, you are right. It is scary.
According to a new study in Australia, the first year of marriage is the most difficult for new couples to get through. The study by Deakin University’s 'Australian Centre on Quality of Life' measured the happiness of 2000 people and found couples in their first year of marriage rated it very low at 73%, while couples married for more than 40 years rated their happiness at almost 80%, the happiest