#Personalized Bride-to-Be

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Planning the Perfect Wedding: Tips for the Future Mrs. Ryan

"Future Mrs. Ryan" is a playful and excited declaration for a bride-to-be who's eagerly anticipating her marriage to her fiancé, Ryan. This phrase captures the joyful anticipation and romantic excitement of the engagement period, as the soon-to-be wife looks forward to starting a new chapter in her life.

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You might see this phrase adorning various pre-wedding items. Picture a cozy oversized shirt with "Future Mrs. Ryan" emblazoned across the back, perfect for getting ready on the big day. Or imagine a sparkling banner at a bridal shower, announcing the upcoming change in status to all the guests.

This title isn't just about changing a last name; it's about embracing a new identity and the shared future ahead. The "Future Mrs. Ryan" might be spotted wearing a personalized tote bag as she runs wedding errands or sipping from a custom mug during wedding planning sessions.

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It's a phrase that holds the promise of inside jokes, shared dreams, and a lifetime of memories to be made. It speaks of love strong enough to make a lifelong commitment and the giddy excitement of starting that journey together.

For the bride-to-be, seeing herself referred to as the "Future Mrs. Ryan" serves as a constant, heartwarming reminder of the love she shares with her fiancé and the beautiful celebration that awaits them. It's a title worn with pride, love, and eager anticipation of the moment she becomes not the future, but the present Mrs. Ryan.

A "Bride To Be Valentine" celebrates the unique position of an engaged woman as Valentine's Day approaches. It's a special time when her status as a future bride adds an extra layer of romance to the holiday of love. This Valentine's Day might feature wedding-themed gifts, like heart-shaped ring dishes or "future Mrs." pajamas.

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The couple might use the occasion for wedding planning, perhaps sampling potential reception menus or finalizing honeymoon details. It's also a chance to reflect on their journey together and the exciting future ahead. For the bride-to-be, this Valentine's Day serves as a sweet prelude to the upcoming wedding celebration.

Valentine's Day symbols are iconic representations of love and affection. The most recognizable include the heart shape, symbolizing romantic love, and Cupid, the cherubic archer of love from Roman mythology. Red roses signify passionate love, while doves represent peace and devotion. Chocolate boxes, often heart-shaped, are a traditional gift. Lace and ribbons add a touch of

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elegance to cards and gifts. Other common symbols include love letters, engagement rings, and intertwined initials, all conveying the theme of romantic connection and commitment.

[emptygoldstudio]

The bride and the ugly ass groom <3

[maniccherrygirl]

[marybeatriceofmodena]

"Celeborn will be a calming influence on Galadriel" You fools. YOU ABSOLUTE FOOLS. YOU HAVE MISREAD THE WIFEGUY MANUAL. HE WILL BE 10/10 DOWN FOR THE UNHINGINESS. HE WILL BE GIL-GALAD'S SECOND HEADACHE. PREPARE FOR THE LESLIE KNOPE AND BEN WYATT OF MIDDLE-EARTH.

[meirimerens]

pathologic fest day 19

"In the Darkness"

where nobody dwells but the earth herself

[r3dc4rr]

examining the homies machete wound

[valtsv]

"Can you guess what it stood for, Mum? [...] It stood for valuable."

[crabussy]

couple pfp idea

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[adiradirim]

From right to left: Beya Melamed; Bulgaria, 1890 - Jewish bride after the wedding; Turkey, early 20th century - Torah ark curtain made from a woman’s dress; Izmir, Turkey, 1929 - Wedding dress belonging to a Jewish family from Edirne, Turkey; early 20th century, gifted to museum exhibition in memory of Colombe Papo

Worn in the 19th and 20th century for weddings and other occasions by women across the Balkans and Anatolia, bindallı dresses were typically made of velvet in deep jewel tones. They were decorated with extensive gold embroidery of floral designs, which give this group of dresses their name, meaning thousand branches. This Ottoman-derived yet European-influenced style marked a transitional period between uses of traditional and modern western fashions.

The dresses - adopted from the surrounding culture as a fashionable item without any Jewish specificity - took on unique Jewish meaning through their use in the synagogue, where they became ark curtains, Torah mantles and binders, bimah covers, and the like, frequently with added dedicatory inscription. The donation of dresses and trousseau items by women to the synagogues created a personal bond between the women and the synagogue. The habit of donating these textiles to the synagogue endured long after the original embroidered bedclothes and dresses had gone out of fashion, and the transitional bindallı fashion thus remained alive in Sephardi synagogues long after the passing of the brides who wore the dresses.

[that-fannerd-with-the-glasses]

Beyond Re-Animator should've been about Dan and Herbert moving to the suburbs and I stand by that.

[reallyhardydraws]

casual / club / wedding / gig

[u-gotta-go-in-the-hole]

“i’m gay” “i’m straight” okay?? before what god?? a god repulsed by the miserable humanity he created in his own image??

[dearestgentlereaders]

polin dancing to hozier, oh I used to pray for times like these

[childotkw]

My dad and I always talk about a re-do of The Princess Bride - all the other things people say. Fred Savage should come back and read the book to his grandkid. Certain pieces should be scene-for-scene like the original, others should be completely different. The absolute batshit energy must remain.

But we were talking this morning about another possibility that I think would enhance all of the above.

Everything remains the same, except Buttercup and Westley swap roles. Not swap genders. Swap roles. Buttercup is the 'farm girl', Westley is the asshole that pulls her pigtails. They fall in love. Buttercup goes off to find fortune on the sea, 'dies', and Westley mourns.

No other character changes anything about themselves.

Westley gets picked to marry Prince Humperdinck (it's imperative that no reason is ever given as to why), Buttercup becomes the Dread Pirate Roberts (the one before her, Ryan, was a chaos gremlin and thought she'd be an excellent, if hilarious, replacement). Buttercup comes to rescue Westley from his upcoming nuptials.

They bicker. They argue. They reunite.

No one acknowledges the fact that the Dread Pirate Roberts is apparently a young woman. No one cares that Prince Humperdinck is set to marry a man.

Just...pure, unfiltered, batshit insanity.

Just a grandfather slightly changing a story to read to his granddaughter.

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KATHLEEN KINMONT as THE BRIDE BRIDE OF RE-ANIMATOR (1990) dir. Brian Yuzna