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How To Stay Cool While Planning Your Wedding Ceremony

Posted on Nov 07, 2007 under relationships | No Comment

Planning a wedding ceremony is a huge and nerve wracking task even for the most calm and collected bride-to-be. In order to maintain sanity while you try to plan every detail of what may just be the most memorable day of your life, you need to focus not just on the details of your wedding, but also on the state of your well-being.

You don’t want to get to your perfectly planned wedding day and find out that you are a stressed out mess. So while you plan for your wedding ceremony, also keep the following suggestions in mind that just might help keep a bride calm and cool until the big day.

Wedding Ceremony Tip #1 - Hit the Gym

Keeping up a regular exercise program prior to your wedding ceremony will not only insure that you look stunning in your wedding dress, but will also give you amazing stress relief. A great cardio, Pilates or yoga workout is a terrific way to clear your mind and get those creative juices flowing as you work out every detail of the wedding ceremony; from flower arrangements to seating arrangements.

Wedding Ceremony Tip #2 - Relax With Your Favorite Music

A great way to relieve the stress of planning your wedding ceremony is to listen to music. A terrific way to settle down when you are feeling wedding pressure building up is to play some great music. You might even give yourself the energy to finish up the planning and paperwork regarding invitations if you listen to music that reminds you of those first few dates with your husband-to-be.

Wedding Ceremony Tip #3 - Spoil Yourself at the Spa

Stress does nasty things to the skin. Pamper yourself at the spa with a relaxing facial, and get those hands and feet primped for the big day. A facial will not only make your skin look terrific for your wedding ceremony, it is also an awesome way to relax.

Wedding Ceremony Tip #4 - Make Time for Your Friends

When it feels like wedding ceremony preparations are about to make you snap it is probably the perfect time to put a pause on the planning and spend a little time with your friends. Go for coffee, or a glass of wine, or even a chocolate sundae. Spending time catching up and laughing with good friends is an excellent way to relieve wedding ceremony stress.

Wedding Ceremony Tip # - Consider Canning the Wedding Ceremony and… Eloping!

If all of the planning for your wedding ceremony still has you stressed out and miserable, perhaps a traditional wedding ceremony is not your style. Consider the possibility of canning all of the pomp and circumstance and settling for a much simpler wedding. All that is really required for a wedding is a bride and groom, a couple of witnesses, and an officiator.

Although eloping takes away the formality of a wedding ceremony, it also eliminates the stress. But regardless of how lavish you decide to make your wedding ceremony, remember to spend time mentally preparing yourself for this commitment, and allowing yourself to fully enjoy your wedding day.

Orly The Matchmaker, the worlds greatest matchmaker

Posted on Nov 06, 2007 under dating, matchmaking, relationships | No Comment

Orly, Based in Beverly Hills, California, USA, has set the standard in professional matchmaking for the past twenty-five years. Her clients include the elite, celebrities, wealthy, famous, and professional. They are scattered around the globe. She draws from a large, yet select, group of serious marriage-minded men and women who seek mates with impeccable backgrounds, as well as compatible lifestyles, careers, values, and goals.

In the Internet-driven world of the 21st century, with hundreds of online dating and introduction services, Orly still performs her magic without any computers or high-tech gadgets, preferring to spend time with each client on a one-to-one basis, in the old-fashioned tradition of matchmaking.

Orly receives up to $200,000 per client, depending upon geographic location and desired selection criteria. She has matched over thousands of happy couples all over the world. All custom design introductions are tailor made & one on one personal touch is the top of the line. 100% unlimited introductions.

Orly’s videotape, photos and more information are available on www.orlythematchmaker.com.

Orly is available for all media interviews.

From her Beverly Hills penthouse, Orly The Matchmaker, a modern day “yenta”, will find the perfect soulmate for her rich and famous clientele. Single celebrities, lawyers, doctors, millionaires, and busy CEO’s pay between $10,000 to $200,000 for Orly’s matchmaking services. One client described the fee as “substantial, but worth it as an investment in the future”.

Not to be confused with a Dating Service, Orly Hadida is a Marriage Broker, who for a fee will find “the man or woman of your dreams”. For the past 25 years, Orly has brought together thousands of affluent, sophisticated and marriage-minded singles, both nationally and internationally. She has written a book called “Finding the Perfect Match” and she has appeared on hundreds of talk shows, including Phil Donahue, Sally Jesse Raphael, Roseanne, CNN Headline News, E! Entertainment, and Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher. She is well known for her ability to introduce and marry off couples live on television. She is also featured as “the most expensive matchmaker in the world” in the 2003 Guinness Book of World Records.

Raised in Israel, a former Miss Israel, as well as a soldier, model, and actress, Orly says that in Israel “there is a matchmaker on every corner”. In fact, both of her parents were matchmakers. She says, “I learned everything from watching my parents, and then I took their concept and the love of it and brought it to America”.