Bride Beauty

I saw this article today as I perused the news. From what I've seen there is a lot of truth to the content of the article. Now, I'm a girl too and wanted to look as good as is gets on my big day as well...and that is not the problem. The problem lies in making getting thin and pefected the focus of the planning process.
If you are concerned about your personal aesthetics, making it a goal to be body-happy is a fair goal. Setting unrealistic weight and appearanced goals will only lead to dissatisfaction. Remember that the day is about celebration not perfection.
Clearly eating in a healthy and engaging in physical activities are not just a pre-wedding to do but should be a lifestyle and one that you and your fiancee can share and embark on together as you begin your life as one. Making healthy lifestyle choices is an attainable goal that will make you feel good about yourself as opposed to feeling frustrated do to missed goals and diet slip ups.
Don't be the bride who dosn't eat her own shower foodies!!!