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The 10 Commandments Commandment Eight Weddings are a time of happiness, family togetherness and inclusion. No matter what kind of relationship you have with your step-parents and/or step-families, it's time to put your personal feelings aside. Don't take any actions which could hurt a family member (and step-parents are members of your family). Don't make plans, for example, that include certain immediate family members and exclude others. At a wedding, everyone is equal. Be sure that all parents (and grandparents) are represented in some way, even a corsage or boutonniere will do. You'll be glad you did. Commandment Nine Let me give you an example. If you were invited to a dinner party and you were seated across the room from your husband, how happy would you be? Not very. So why do brides and grooms insist on seating their bridal-party members at their table, without their dates and/or spouses? The result is an empty bridal table, whose members are busy visiting their companions, who are seated elsewhere. It's only common courtesy to seat people with their dates and/or spouses, with people who will make them feel happy and relaxed. < To Commandment 7 To Commandment 10 > This article contributed by |
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