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Please Read!!! Fiance scared of the hours that I work for my Family business!?

Mar 28, 2011 by GuitarMan13 | Posted in Weddings

I have a bit of a dilemma. I just recently got engaged and we are in the midst of planning a wedding.

I work for my family's business which is now run by my uncle, in NYC. My uncle is a workaholic and expects a similar work ethic out of

What do YOU want to do? Are you sure you want to work this much? I think that she hopes for a change, that once you're married you'll spend more time with her.
Violetstar | Mar 28, 2011

Please Read!!! Fiance scared of the hours that I work for my Family business!?

Mar 28, 2011 by GuitarMan13 | Posted in Family

I have a bit of a dilemma. I just recently got engaged and we are in the midst of planning a wedding.

I work for my family's business which is now run by my uncle, in NYC. My uncle is a workaholic and expects a similar work ethic out of

Can you cut back on the work hours? Its not about what you give her or where you take her. Its about her having someone there to spend the time with. If she doesnt see you, its almost like shes marrying herself.

| Mar 28, 2011

Maybe you can work less and be home more with her
Meli | Mar 28, 2011

Overcoming a death sentence

23.02.12

 . After all, there are guidelines for one of the most avidly read pages in the Society section of the newspaper.

Selected couples have their life story related to readers and their wedding recorded in every little detail. “So the first thing I was asked was where I got my tuxedo,” Pringle says, laughing.

His black jacket cost €20 in Penneys, his black trousers were €12 in Dunnes Stores, and he got his dicky bow and white shirt in Marks Spencer. His bride calculates that her outfit, which she had previously worn at a fundraiser at London’s Dorchester Hotel, cost €60, with the most recent purchase being boots from Barratts in Galway after the dog ate her golden slippers.

As for the guest list, there were 120 people on it, most of whom the bride and groom had never met. “It was great – there was absolutely no stress!” Jacobs says, and there was no big tab to pick up after it was all over.

A series of fortunate events, after two lifetimes of the opposite, led to the occasion being hosted by New York’s Culture Project. Founded by artistic director Allan Buchman, the theatre group is dedicated to “addressing critical human-rights issues by creating and supporting artistic work that amplifies marginalised voices”, and Meryl Streep, Danny Glover, Robin Williams and Frank McCourt have been among the many artists associated with it.

Source: Irish Times