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jessicanorman81 replied Re: Wedding and Event Planning software

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:17:01 GMT

Ive been looking for a program ill have to check them out

jessicanorman81 replied Re: How many lessons does this course have?

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:13:05 GMT

ive gotten 4 book havent got any of the suppliments but have received my diploma and ABC packet

jessicanorman81 replied Re: What should you do when your love doesn't want to get married?

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Sat, 25 May 2013 03:12:03 GMT

ive been with the same guy for 10 years and ive been promised marriage and kids for years we have one daughter who is 9 and he keeps putting it off im DONE im not getting any younger I want the security of a marriage and I want a family like I grew up with so Im moving out when shool is out and im going to find someone with the same interests as me

saaj replied Re: What should you do when your love doesn't want to get married?

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Fri, 24 May 2013 15:40:29 GMT

There is something else to consider, men who tell you yes they want to marry you and will do so soon but after a few years they are contended with being your common law husband known to everyone rather than marrying you.

mglasscy13 replied Re: How many lessons does this course have?

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Fri, 24 May 2013 01:56:57 GMT

I think it has 12 and two supplements but I'm not super sure!

danielle bookmarked What should you do when your love doesn't want to get married?

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Thu, 23 May 2013 15:35:41 GMT

danielle created What should you do when your love doesn't want to get married?

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Thu, 23 May 2013 15:35:26 GMT

It is not uncommon nowadays to hear people (both male or female) to say that they don’t believe in marriage. However, the male gender seem to be the one that doesn’t believe in marriage or don’t want to get married; or is it they just don’t want to get married to you and they are still secretly looking around for their future wife/husband. What does it mean when your partner say they never want to get married? should you stay with them or walk away? does it really matter if you don’t have the legal document? These and a lot more questions are probably going around your mind right now.

First of all you need to ask yourself, how important is for you to be married and have a family? if being married, being a wife and having kids is a fundamental need, then you definitely need to let your boyfriend know that, your needs are different from his, and therefore you should tell him something among the lines “I understand that you don’t want marriage, and that is your right, but I need it, so if you feel you can’t marry me then we can’t be together any more.”.

But you should be prepared that this might be the end. There is nothing in between. You need to ask open questions, don’t let him assume what you mean, just go ahead and say that you want to get married and if his doesn’t want to, then someone else will.
Keep in mind that some guys use the ‘excuse’ of not believing in marriage just so they don’t commit with YOU. But down along the road you will probably see him married, and even have kids…just not with you. I know that hurts, that’s why is important to ask the questions since the beginning of a relationship, so you don’t waste your time and work in a relationship that doesn’t give you what you looking for.

Is hard to let go of someone you love more than anything-but you know what hurts more?

Holding in a dream for years, hoping that its going to change, believe me, it won’t.
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This article has some very valid points. What is your take on this?

cfuginicy13 created How many lessons does this course have?

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Thu, 23 May 2013 03:42:42 GMT

I'm about to finish my 3rd lesson book. I was wondering how many lessons were in the last book. or how many total lessons we have.

cwileycy13 replied Re: Wedding colors for an outdoor spring wedding in the Gatlinburg area??

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Thu, 23 May 2013 01:19:16 GMT

your dress is beautiful ....i really think rose, corn silk, and olive green are beautiful spring colors

Ashworth College modified Make The Wedding Ceremony Enjoyable For Guests

community@ashworthcollege.edu — Wed, 22 May 2013 19:08:47 GMT

While the wedding is all about the bride and groom, the vast majority of people in attendance are guests. As a wedding planner, it's your resonsibility to ensure the event is enjoyable for everyone and not just the happy couple. For this reason, it's important to do what you can to make the guests happy as well. Glamour Magazine has several ideas on how to make the wedding wonderful for the couple, the wedding party and the guests.

Just like you have rehearsal dinners, having a walk through of the ceremony is beneficial as well. This clears up any confusion for the wedding party and helps the guests get more into the event. Any time before the ceremony where those in the wedding have to converse to figure out what's going on is time that ends up delaying the ceremony.
Everyone, including you and the couple, need to show up on time. While the wedding is all about the couple and the wedding can't start til they get there, the guests may need the wedding to run on schedule.
Consider the comfort of those in attendance. While sitting on hay bales may work with the theme, the scratchy hay and the lack of back support will get to the guests after a while.
Make sure guests can see and hear during the ceremony. If they can't, they won't feel like a part of the couple's special day and they may grow bored during the ceremony.

As a student in bridal consulting training here at Ashworth College, what advice do you have?