Here I will make some sorts of advices for the bride on their big day. Often bridal showers will ask you to share a piece of advice for the bride but it can be hard to think of something in the moment. After thinking about it for a long time, I finally came up with my best advices for the new bride.

I could go on and on. These are all good and useful tips, for a bride and Groom.

ADVICE FOR THE BRIDE

Here i talk about bride’s new phase of life. It’s much exciting stage of life. we are discussing some important advices that really important for every bride. we talk about wedding day management, personal care, healthy routine, fitness, about spouse.

Firstly, we talk about personal care of bride,

Let’s make one thing clear…your skin!”

Brides-to-be, we know it’s your dream to have naturally radiant skin on your wedding day. After all, to a wedding makeup artist, your skin is like a canvas on which he/she will work to give you the perfect bridal glow. But with your busy work schedule, wedding planning and all, skin care may often become the least of your priorities, leaving you with acne, breakouts, dull skin, wrinkles & a host of other skin problems. “How do I take care of my skin” is a question that every busy bride frets over prior to their big day! Busy brides, don’t forget to book some indulgent bridal spa sessions. Schedule monthly facials and massages to naturally glowing skin.

Eat healthy and stay fit:

Need normally gleaming skin on your D-day? Watch what you put on your plate. Eat more hues with new vegetables and natural products, nibble on sound nuts, trade espresso for green tea and above all, cut down on counterfeit sugar, dairy, handled food and liquor. Do some cardio, lift some weights, practice yoga, get your blood pumping and your skin will thank you for that. Exercise reduces stress & sweats out toxins, giving your skin a natural radiance.

Arrive venue on time

We dream of this magical moment when you enter and you hear the gasps from your friends and family. But how can that moment happen if the magic is already broken? So Common courtesy is to arrive 30-45 minutes before the ceremony and be sure to communicate with your guests about the appropriate time to arrive. Perhaps even make sure the invitation states when, to put it in theater terms, the house opens.

Phase of life for newly brides

Now wo talk about new phase of life after marriage

There are the obvious ones:

“don’t take your spouse for granted”

“don’t go to bed angry” (or do go to bed angry, depending on who you ask!)

“don’t talk bad about your husband”

“be honest with each other”

I could continue forever. These are on the whole great and valuable tips, however from a love bird's point of view, they appear to be superfluous. Another lady of the hour doesn't figure she will ever underestimate her hubby. Love birds frequently laugh at hitting the hay furious in light of the fact that they believe they will never truly resent one another. In this way, I realize that numerous expressions of guidance will be for some time overlooked when their insight is required. So what counsel could be advertised? There is so much that I have learned in the course of recent years, I'm despite everything learning

I know the greater part of my better half's preferences/loathes. I realize how to affect him acknowledged and cherished. I've realized what his annoyances are and how to maintain a strategic distance from them. I have made sense of the best occasions to discuss certain issues and when I should simply hush up about things. I could go through hours with every one of these young ladies, disclosing to them all the things that I've learned and offering a wide range of marriage guidance, yet I don't figure it would be useful for both of them to hear me run through all the seemingly insignificant details I've adapted up to this point in my marriage.

So what is my advice to the bride-to-be?

Each marriage is unique and beautiful in its own way. Never stop trying to figure him out. Always be searching for new ways to show your spouse how much you love him, appreciate him and care for him.

Don’t ever stop working on your marriage. No matter how good things may get, or how bad things may seem, just keep working at it. Always try to make it better than it is right now.

Keep loving your husband and enjoying life together.

All the words of wisdom I could give, really boils down to that. Never stop learning and growing together. No one ever knows what they are really getting in to when they say “I do”. Couples always somehow feels like their love and relationship is unique and perfect, and they will never face any of the problems that old married couples try to warn them about, but I think that’s okay. It’s fun to figure it out together. To learn more about your spouse as you learn more about life and love and marriage itself.

Marriage is a joy. It’s not an easy thing, but in that lies the beauty of it.