When thinking of that excellent garden wedding theme, all sorts of ideas come to my mind!

But after I
come up with the perfect theme, I plan what would be my dream wedding.

Set the mood for your garden wedding by choosing the right flowers for your ceremony, you could go
with cala lilies or even red roses. Make sure you use elegant fabrics, with soft colors such as creams or
whites to set-up an exceptional design combination. Decorating the nearby trees with white string lights
will also add a lovely touch to the ceremony.

Design your wedding with a touch of class, by using chair covers with a tie and place rose petals around
each chair--this will give your nuptials that romantic flare. Another great idea is to use mason jars as
candle holders and have the mason jars lined up along the walkway or use a sturdy wire and hang them
from the trees. Either way it surely will add a touch of elegance. In addition to selecting the right
flowers, you want to make sure you choose the right band, instead of a DJ to perform at your wedding
celebration.

Despite how elegant you want your nuptials, keep it simple! Make sure your invitations are classic and
simple. You can avoid the colorful pallet and go with an ivory or white invitation. While you are keeping
your invitations simple, make sure you keep your reception menu simple too! Since your wedding is an
outside garden wedding, you could get away with a simple finger food menu or have someone grill some
of your favorite foods. You can also have a buffet-style set-up, which would make it much simpler on
you and your guests. Don't forget the simpler, the better!!!

Now that you have these execllent tips you are ready to add that extra spark to your wedding! While
you are fine tuning your wedding plans just remember to set the mood, design with a touch of class and
keep it simple! If you remember those three points, planning your dream garden wedding will be a
breeze

partner

One of the most important factors to consider when selecting your ideal partner is deciding what
type of person you want in your life. In order to determine who will bond with you to create a
successful long term relationship you have to look deep within you and ask yourself what are the
most important qualities your are seeking in a partner.

Life partner is a term which corresponds to many things. It is not only a relation which a couple
holds for life time, but it's also the synonym for friendship, trust and understanding. One needs to
be very supportive and understanding towards his partner to keep him happy and satisfied
always. The bond of marriage is very strong and weak at the same time. It is the most beautiful
and precious relation that a human being shares in his lifetime, therefore, he very conscious and
weak when the point of loosing it comes. And a life partner is one who is the strength of his mate
at bad times, thereby, making the person strong at times of need.
I would like to thank you for everything I have put you through. Thank you for standing by me, even
when I became so angry at points; my swearing, my shouting, my inconsollable rages, my breakdowns...I
really thought you wouuld have kicked me out the house sooner rather than later, but you stayed with me,
protected me, helped me through the difficulties of my life. In school, I was being mercilessly bullied by a
fellow classmate. I was afraid to tell you what was going on - he made my every living day a misery, a
nightmare. When I came home, I just wanted to be left alone, to mourne for myself, to cry my heart out
because I felt lonely, cheap, useless, pathetic. I didn't want to have to make your lives a miser, like my
own. You already had your own troubles; your work, electricity bills to pay, animals to feed (me, being
one of them); telephone bills, petrol for your cars...but when you found out about the bullying, you
intervened. I made it difficult for you, even when you were trying to help me, by shouting, flairing off the
handle, telling you to go away - but in harsher terms. I could sense you were becoming furstrated; I really
wanted to help you as much as I wanted to help myself. Truly, I did.

Mom, Dad...I want you to know I am forever grateful to you both. You brought me up together, loved me,
cared for me, punished me when I needed punishing...as much as I resented it at the time, it taught me
something of value to human life: It taught me how to behave appropriately; what was acceptable,

I would like you to know that I appreciate everything you've done for me. Teaching me, staying up
sleepless nights when I was sick, giving me an unconditional number of hugs, always being present at
piano recitals and basketball games, and loving me wholeheartedly.

I'm writing this thank you letter, Mom and Dad, because I want you to know what a big difference you
have truly made in my life. You taught me so many things about the world and myself that years have not
been able to make me forget. You were the first ones to tell me about the importance of sharing by telling
me it wasn't nice to refuse all my other playmates from using my Legos. And to this day, even if the Lego
pieces are long gone, I continue to live by the concept of sharing my blessings to the people around me.

You also taught me to care. Not just about the things that directly affected my life but to all living
creatures. You taught me to be sympathetic towards the blind old man who used to play his keyboard for
small donations on the street. You told me that our pets are there for us to care for and not to hurt. And
because of that lesson, I have been able to grow up minus the apathy that plagues most of the people in
society today.

Thank you, Mom and Dad. You gave me some of the sweetest memories that sends pangs of
homesickness through my heart whenever I remember them and make me feel like I was really loved.
Mom, I remember how you would let me sleep in your bed and how you used to bring me my favorite
fried chicken whenever I was sick. Dad, I remember the effort you put into making me a playhouse in the
yard so my friends and I could live out our imaginations of having our own fortress.

I may have misunderstood you and your intentions when I was much younger. But now I know that
everything you did was for my own good. Funny how saying that I'd understand that when I was older
came true.

I hope this thank you letter is enough, Mom and Dad to let you know how much I appreciate you and for
everything you've done for me. For cradling me, smiling at me, being proud of me, laughing with me, and
loving me.

All the love