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The Five Essentials For Your Destination Wedding Checklist

Originally posted on June 30, 2018 @ 3:07 am

When you decide to do a destination wedding rather than have a traditional ceremony, chances are you are an adventurous spirit who loves a proper celebration. Since arranging a destination wedding is not for the faint of heart, you’ll need to make sure that you’re very motivated.

A lot of people go into planning a destination wedding only to find halfway that it’s much more work than they imagined it would be. So before you decide this is the way that you want to go, take a look at the essentials that you’ll need first and foremost to make sure that things get done right. [Read more…]

3 Ways to Maintain Your Sanity When Planning A Destination Wedding

Originally posted on April 2, 2018 @ 10:17 am

While the planning of almost any wedding can be stressful and overwhelming, choosing to take on the planning of a destination wedding can often feel like wedding planning on steroids. However, with the amount of resources we have available for wedding planning, preparing for a wedding at a luxurious location doesn’t have to cause you unnecessary headaches. So to help make sure you can actually enjoy your wedding planning and your actual wedding day, here are three ways to help you maintain your sanity when planning a destination wedding. [Read more…]

A Final Farewell Online

Originally posted on March 13, 2007 @ 9:49 am

Death is never easy, particularly when the loved one lives far away. One of the hardest choices someone might have to make is deciding if it’s feasible to travel halfway across the globe to pay respects.

Soon you may be able to witness the final send off without traveling any farther than your computer.

An undertaker in County Down, Northern Ireland is offering mourners the ability to stream live feeds of funerals online.

The S. Clarke and Sons funeral home offers a new option to the bereaved: live video of the departed’s final journey.

Friends and family who cannot attend the ceremony personally are given access to the feed through a private website, ID and password.

Yes, that’s right, they’re offering streaming death 2.0 web services.

Cameras and microphones are installed throughout the church, giving the viewer as complete an experience as if they were there in person.

The ceremony can also be recorded to the viewer’s PC and saved for later viewing.

What’s next? Deathcasts?

Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2007

Originally posted on January 15, 2007 @ 12:27 am

Each year on the third Monday of January schools, federal offices, post office and banks across America close as we celebrate the birth, the life and the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

As with most holidays, Google gives tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. with a special logo:

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

It’s a time for the nation to remember the injustices that Dr. King fought. A time to remember his fight for the freedom, equality and dignity of all races and peoples. A time to remember the message of change through nonviolence.

Dr. King sought to forge the common ground on which people from all walks of life could join together to address important community issues.

Working alongside individuals of all ages, races and backgrounds, Dr. King encouraged Americans to come together to strengthen communities, alleviate poverty, and acknowledge dignity and respect for all human beings. Service, he realized, was the great equalizer.

Today we celebrate the 21st anniversary of the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday, hundreds of thousands of Americans across the country will remember and memorialize Dr. King by participating in service projects in their communities.