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Let HIM do the MATH
Whether or not it is a fact that men
are better in MATH than women are,
use this much-debated trivia to your
advantage. Men have been thought of
being good with numbers, so for your
wedding planning let him (a) manage
the budget, (b) compare and analyze
suppliers’ fees including discounts and
special offers, and (c) do all the financial
haggling! He may not understand the
difference between carnation pink and
fuchsia, but he can tell you which fits the
budget.
Paperwork
While he shares your joy for the wedding to come, he may not be as good
in daydreaming with you. What’s better though is he can make the dream
official and legal by attending to the requirements needed before the wedding
– birth certificates and/or baptismal certificates, certificate of no marriage
(CENOMAR), marriage license... requirements may differ depending on your
religion, nationality and wedding location.
Photo Courtesy of Richel Mascarinas
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His Style, His Choice
Yes, you’ve had your dream wedding
gown design in mind since you were
in diapers but that doesn’t mean you
get to do the same for him. While
coordinating is a must, let your
husband-to-be handle what he will
wear.
Better yet, let him handle
what the rest of the guys (hello,
groomsmen!) will strut with down the
aisle. You may be surprised with how
suave he can get. Add in the choice of
boutonnière in his list, he and his men
will be wearing it after all.
NOTE TO MEN: We trust your sense
of style, but it doesn’t hurt to ask our
opinion either.