Wedding Week I Dos And I Donts For The Mother Of The Groom
You are sitting in the right-hand pew looking at your soon to be daughter-in-law. As she begins to say her vows, she glances your way. What do you see as she looks into your eyes? Is it adoration and gratitude over becoming part of your family, or does she quickly look away, unwilling or unwanting to make eye contact with you?
Hopefully, you arent really in the church quite yet nor has the big day already come and gone. Ideally, when reading this article, you are at least one week away from the day your son marries the woman to whom he is committing himself and his life. If you want a healthy relationship with your future daughter-in-law, read on, check out www.bridalblog.info, and carefully follow this advice.
Unfortunately, as the mother of the groom, you have little to no say-so in the wedding. Some people would argue that if you are footing some of the bill that you do have a right to express your opinion and have some things your way. As a wedding consultant, Im telling you that you dont.
Unless your sons fiance asks for your opinion, do not give it! Dont even let your son in on your...
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