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Picking Wedding Rings for LGBT Couples

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Throughout the United States, LGBT couples can legally marry and are free to enjoy the rights and privileges therein. Many couples look forward to an “official” life together and begin making plans for weddings. One major part in engagements and weddings for couples, queer or straight, is choosing rings to celebrate the union. These pieces […]

Understanding Asexuality and Aromanticism

For many people, the term “LGBTQ+” is an all-encompassing way to describe those whose sexual orientation and/or gender identity may not be considered to be cisgender-heterosexual. Indeed, a popular variant of this term is “LGBTQIA+,” where the I means “intersex” or individuals born with variations in sex characteristics, while the A refers to people who […]

Officiating a Wedding in the COVID-19 Age

So, you’ve been asked to officiate your friends’ wedding. Congratulations! It’s both an honor and an enriching experience to help a couple create a meaningful occasion. COVID-19 has certainly complicated things, especially key social events. But with some smart tips and useful precautions, you can help your friends celebrate and stay safe. Your Important First […]

The Challenges of Making Your Will During COVID-19

More Americans are making their wills in 2020 and 2021, thanks to our global pandemic. CNBC mentions a recent LegalZoom survey: Around 32% of people aged 18 to 34 drew up a will because of COVID-19. But physical distancing brings its own challenges. With stringent legal requirements for wills, some states are reexamining parts of […]

COVID-19 Vaccines and Your 2021 Wedding: What You Should Know

The COVID-19 pandemic caught the world by surprise. But in early 2021, two new vaccines offer real hope for slowing its spread. Some engaged couples are optimistic that they can host the wedding of their dreams. But can these vaccines ensure that in-person gatherings will be safe? Keep reading to learn more about the vaccines […]

Extra Wedding Safety Measures During COVID-19

COVID-19 has changed how weddings are done. Few couples host theirs without masks, hand sanitizer, and physical distancing measures. But what else are couples doing to keep themselves and their loved ones healthy? With safety a high priority, here are a few things to keep in mind as you plan your 2021 nuptials. Wedding Safety […]

Showing Up for Your Gay Friends as Their Wedding Officiant

couple exchanging wedding rings

With same-sex marriages now legal in the States, many LGBTQ couples are looking to officially formalize their union with a wedding celebration. While a visit to the local courthouse may be the quickest and easiest way to get it done, people from all walks of life dream of saying “I do” to their love in […]

Feeling Tapped Out? Coping Strategies and Mutual Support

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These have been trying times for almost everyone. We shelter in place and practice physical distancing to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Between reduced in-person social contact, illness and death around us, and heightened economic concerns, we’re all exhausted. If you’re weathering the pandemic with your partner or spouse, you’re both exhausted. How can you […]

Pandemic Arguments: Useful Tips for Quarantined Couples

couple arguing in quarantine

The COVID-19 pandemic is hitting a lot of us hard. Couples are uniquely affected, feeling the strain of spending so much time together in close quarters. Thanks to the stress, they’re also arguing more. How can you and your partner weather the storm and overcome these conflicts? Some useful advice can help you handle the […]

Unusually Productive Ways To Ride Out Quarantine

Being productive has become very difficult to measure for those trapped inside during the COVID-19 pandemic. With schools and businesses conducting operations remotely, those in homes all across the nation are experiencing complications with feeling accomplished in traditional ways. Whether you’re unable to focus on simple tasks or you’re berating yourself for not seizing the […]