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Double tap if you're a feminist🖤This week on the blog we share 16 ways to have a feminist wedding. One of those ways is to walk together down the aisle, just like these two did!👆🏽Click the link in bio to check out the other 15 | 📷@dianascarrunz
Hey y’all. Shaun poppin’ in. 🙋🏽 Confession: I suuuuck at social media. I fret over coming up with witty captions or something meaningful that will cut through the noise. Especially when all of my energy is already going to writing in other spaces. 📝 That said, I have created some new content over on the blog. We’ve got three new wedding planning pieces you should check out: 1️⃣ all things money 2️⃣ how to combat the Wedding Industrial Complex 3️⃣ the 5 stages you are likely to experience when planning your wedding. LINK IN BIO 💁🏽 IG is a visual platform, so I’m going to stop overthinking it and start posting more pretty pictures! That’s what we’re all here for anyway, right? ✨ So to kick off this new ‘tude, here’s one of my fav. shots by the ridiculously talented @dianascarrunz from a witch themed shoot we did together🖤
Did you find yourself engaged this past holiday season, but are already burned out by Pinterest? 🤦🏽‍♀️ Have you been feeling some low-key resentment towards this day that's been sold to you as the "best day of your life"? 👎🏽 Are you watching Bridesmaids on repeat just to have something to relate to? 🙅🏽‍♀️ If you answered "yes" to any of these, you may be transitioning from Stage 1 to Stage 2 of wedding planning. In our latest blog post we identify 5 stages you'll likely go through while planning your wedding. 1️⃣➡️2️⃣ Click the 🔗 in our bio to see if you've experienced any of these stages. Maybe you're in one right now and you didn't even know it😱 | 📷 @marshalltidrickphoto | 👰🏼 the hilarious & beautiful @tropicalatx
Idk how I feel about "date nights." When you don't have kids, isn't every time you go out with your partner to eat or watch a movie a date night? But it doesn't feel like a "date," it just feels like going out to eat or seeing a movie. So does it become a "date night" only when you have kids? 🤷🏽‍♀️ Back when I was dating, what made it feel like a date was the anticipation, the awkwardness, the curiosity of where this would "go." Dating was more like, "who pays?" "should I get a dog walker in case this runs...long?" while marriage is more like, "what do you want to eat?" "idk what do you fancy?" "I don't want anything in particular, can you please just pick?" 😂 Anyone else? Now that we are trying to have a baby, I know everything will change once we become parents. The anticipation and excitement will return. But now, instead of a dog walker, we'll need our babysitter to stay late for when our dinner inevitably runs long😉 What do you like to do with your partner for a date night? Or are you like me and don't really feel like you have date nights anymore?