Vintage Valentine Cards
Vows 2.0
Found this one in Redbook…Thought it was very cute.
Vows 2.0 – You’d marry him all over again (but make these new promises first)
My darling wife, I swear…
…that you will really enjoy Netflixing The Wire.
…to stop referring to your friends as “The Coven.”
…to never, ever try and pass off a cubic zirconia as the real thing.
…not to tell your grandmother that her wig resembles a giant dirty q-tip.
…that on our anniversary, I will finally wear those tiny, tight boxer briefs you got me, even though their emasculating and should be called “panties.”
My darling husband, I swear…
…that you will really enjoy Netflixing The L Word.
…to say yes more than I say no. To life in general, but specifically to sex.
…not to wake you up at 3 am to ask if you’re having trouble sleeping too.
…that I will stop trying to trick you into eating vegetarian hot dogs because your right they’re kinda gross.
…to give up on marital mind rereading and drip loud, insistent gift hints around Our anniversary.
Relationships create the fabric of our lives. They are the fibers that weave all things together. -Eden Froust
Men vs. Female Photographer
Love all alike, no season knows, nor clime, not hours, days, months, which are the rags of time.
– John Donne
Love all alike, no season knows, nor clime, not hours, days, months, which are the rags of time.
– John Donne
Tips to hire a Wedding Photographer
I’ve been working on a video to help people to hire event photographers. Here is a copy of the script I’ve created.
Love at first sight. Cupid.
When Valentine’s Day rolls around each year in February, we see candies and chocolates in heart-shaped boxes and Valentine’s Day cards all adorned with the cute little cherub we loving call Cupid..
Cupid was the son of Venus, the goddess of beauty, and Jupiter, the god of commerce and wrestling. To the ancient Romans, Cupid, otherwise known as Amor, was known as the God of Love. It is said that once you were shot with an arrow from Cupid’s bow, you would fall madly in love with the next person you meet. But, Cupid did not always have good intentions, at times Cupid was just plain cruel. Sometimes, Cupid would mischievously toy with others affections by matching up couples with complete opposite qualities just to see what would happen.
