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Coping with being the Center of Attention |
For most brides, their wedding day is the day they have been dreaming about since they started playing Barbies! Every detail has been planned, including walking down the aisle, hearing: "and you may kiss the bride," and having your first dance with "Ken."
The thought of all eyes on you makes some feel extra special - but for others, it makes them weak in the knees. If the thought of being the center of attention terrifies you, here are a few suggestions: |
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- Instead of the "traditional" shower, have a couple's shower. This way you both will share in the "limelight".
- Sit at a regular reception table instead of a head table.
- Have your first dance include your family and friends.
- Be sure to tell your family and friends that you would like to keep a relatively low profile, so they won't plan any surprise parties for you.
- At the ceremony, include special people to do a reading, sing, speak. Include children.
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