I don’t know the maker, but it was found at the site:

http://weddingbellsblog.com

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Ayzsha Dodson

Divorce among women marrying their only cohabiting partner is 28% lower than for women who never cohabite before marriage.

62% of all couples who marry will cohabit first, proving that years of condemnation have backfired and most couples reject the guilt-laden attempts to discourage their live-in arrangement.

Women who only cohabited with their fiancée first, divorced less than women who went straight to marriage.

Marriage continues to decline while cohabitation will skyrocket since 70% of high school students believe living together is worthwhile and harmless.

I have just released the first non-judgmental and serious look at living together,
“Happily Un-Married” explains why cohabitation will continue to soar in popularity and how to be successful at it whether you are going to marry or never plan on marrying.

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At no time through the Catholic marriage process were we made to feel as if we were doing anything wrong - and that’s why I love Fr. Cusick. He is a straight-talking South Side priest, but at the end of the day, he knows that the message he is on this planet to promote is about love.

Half of the people at our wedding were Jewish. And through the whole ceremony (we did not have a Mass because that would have been pushing it for the Jews), at no time did I feel that this was all about my wife’s traditions. He was respectful of my family’s beliefs and traditions, my wife’s family’s beliefs and traditions, and at the end of the day, my favorite part of our entire wedding was the homily he gave - and Carrie agrees.

My point is simply this - it SUCKS that there are religious folks out there like the ones you mentioned, and I think it’s a terrible thing to make people feel badly in the name of religion. Yes, sometimes people need a little kick in the butt, and you can’t always use kid gloves, but I think that priests like the one you mentioned have completely missed the lessons of Jesus. And I’m not even a Christian, but I think I understand Jesus better than that dude apparently does.

I choose the option of having the ice cream sundae bar atation and everyone loved it! I was going to do the option of the portabkle frozen stoen that they would mix the ice cream and candy on just like in the store but the sundae bar was a little bit cheaper.

We had our whole wedding catered for way cheaper than our cake or a chocolate fountain would have cost. This Cold Stone in Lockport is really pretty reasonable and did a beautiful job. My theme was fall with leaves and broze colors and they set their table up to match my theme for free!

At Christmas thats all my family could talk about was the sundae bar. I would go to this Cold Stone off 159th even if I moved away because they treated us so good. I couldnt decide on my flavors or she let em try all of them again and again and gave me really good suggestions.

We also had a Cold Stone Candy station setup with cold stone containers on the way out for people to et on the way home
They also do total Ice Cream cakes!