Additionally, spending a significant chunk of money on the wedding can signal that one or both of the partners don’t have their priorities straight. “If a couple is focused only on the materialistic/monetary aspect of things, it brings into question their values of one another and what they emotionally bring to the table and the relationship. Using a big extravagant party to show how great their relationship is often reflects that there might be more flaws than they are willing to admit,” says relationship expert Lauren Peacock, the author of Female. Likes Cheese. Comes with Dog.: Stories About Divorce, Dating, and Saying “I Do.” 

Peacock also mentions the role that pressure can play on a wedding and, ultimately, marriage. “Weddings that have a lot of money behind them typically have a lot more pressure behind them—whether it’s social pressure or family pressure,” she notes. “Sometimes that takes away from the bride or groom really knowing what they really want for themselves, if they are allowing outside influences.”

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The new docu-series “To The Rescue” features veteran TV producer-personality Tommy Habeeb as he shares the astonishing story of dogs and the humans who rescue them. The half-hour weekly syndicated TV series is set to premiere Saturday, Oct. 17, and will air in over 200 markets nationwide.

Full article here: https://cw33.com/video/tommy-habeeb-screens-new-show-to-the-rescue%e2%80%9d-at-the-statler-in-dallas-showing-the-humanity-in-rescuing-dogs/5942071/

New docu-series “To The Rescue” features veteran TV producer-personality Tommy Habeeb as he shares the astonishing story of dogs and the humans who rescue them.

Full article here: https://cw33.com/video/to-the-rescue-offers-a-glimpse-into-what-it-takes-to-rescue-dogs/5937931/