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Are Diamond Engagement Rings Worth It?

www.TheFeministBride.comEver stop to think about whether or not to say yes to that diamond engagement ring? I'm not talking about saying yes or no to the person doing the asking, I'm talking about the actual diamond ring! We put so much emphasis on the rock that sparks the start of two people's lifetime commitment to each other - carat, cost, clarity and cut, that have we really stopped to think about if it's an icon worthy of representing our love for another?  Read more >

Hold the Happy 39th ‘Roe vs. Wade’, Political Anti-Abortion Talk Rampant

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15 Year Old Afghan Bride Beaten for Refusing to Enter Prostitution by In-Laws

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Wedding Invitation Name Etiquette

www.TheFeministBride.comI adore the New York Times and I love me a good party, but even more so I am pedantic about honoring people’s surnames. So I was particularly dismayed when Phillip Galanes answered in a NYT’s Social Q’s column to a C. Z., San Francisco that they should by no means be concerned about their spouses poor invitation etiquette, “Your neighbors will be far happier to be invited than distraught by Hubby’s inability to spell Frances. (Or is it Francis?)” Galanes idea of invitation etiquette is probably the worst advice two people planning a wedding and writing their invitations could possibly follow.  Galanes probably has no clue what problems he is contributing to in his response.  Read more >

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The Feminist Bride
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From every fairy tale ending with marrying a handsome prince to fantasizing about that designer wedding dress, woman are taught to look forward to marriage from a very early age. But what happens when we actually get to the altar? When it comes to getting married, we’re inundated with outside ideas about what a wedding should entail courtesy of our parents, friends, media, religion and traditions. We’ve also allowed vast consumerism and vanity to overtake the original intent of a wedding – announcing the dedication and love of two people. History plays a huge role in creating the wedding traditions some modernized and some obsolete and as women we are the most susceptible to the disadvantages that these traditions emit. The Feminist Bride aims to be a voice for independent women who seek to modernize marriage, promote equality, break down double standards, and to walk down the aisle to their own tune.

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