Love Always Wins_ The Battle for LGBTQ+ Marriage Equality A Historical Perspective
The struggle for LGBTQ+ Marriage Equality has been a long and hard-fought battle. While progress has been made, the fight to ensure full marriage rights for all members of the LGBT
Finding the One, Keeping the Spark: Tips and Advice on Nurturing a Lasting Relationship as an LGBTQ+ Couple
For LGBTQ+ couples, finding and keeping the one can be a bit more complicated than it is for their heterosexual counterparts. With few role models to look to for guidance, it can b
Beyond the Cake: Unforgettable Dessert Tables for Your Wedding Ceremony
Are you looking for something special to add a unique touch to your wedding ceremony? A dessert table can be the perfect way to make your special day truly unforgettable. From cake
Wedding Etiquette Mistakes You Should Always Avoid by The Marry Men Wedding Officiants
Wedding etiquette is an important part of planning for your big day. From how to address your wedding invitations to how to interact with your officiant during the ceremony. There
Wedding Day Essentials: What Every Couple Needs To Know
Wedding planning can be an exciting but stressful process. To make sure you don’t miss any important details, it’s essential to know what needs to be done before your b
Expert Wedding Officiants Toronto: Tailoring Your Wedding Ceremony to Perfection
Are you looking for the perfect wedding officiant to make your special day unforgettable? Look no further than The Marry Men Wedding Officiants in Toronto, Ontario. The Marry Men a
ForGIVEness: The Gift You Give Yourself
Being able to forgive and to let go of past hurts is a critical tool in maintaining a healthy marriage. In fact, forgiving and letting go may be one of the most important ways to k
Marriage: What a Laugh!
“The man who says his wife can’t take a joke, forgets that she took him” — Oscar Wilde, Irish poet My husband and I laugh a lot. We both have a great sens
It’s Not All About You!
We keep making mistakes, even the same ones over and over again. We say “no” when we should say “yes.” We say “yes” when we should say “no.” Sometimes
SORRY: It Doesn’t Have to Be the Hardest Word
Jason and I had a lover’s quarrel today. You know the ones – each of us had a differing opinion about the matter we were discussing; we both wanted to be heard, we both wanted