Washington DC Premarital Classes
Modern Bride Trendsetters now offering their own premarital classes! Nationwide, almost free premarital classes available for one or both of the couple to attend, by telephone. We designed this by a Gen Xer and a marriage and family therapist so it is grounded, common sense, and non-religious. We will consider online premarital counseling if there is enough demand. Welcome to the new generation of premarital counseling. This is a perfect class for engaged couples and recently married couples.
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Being a Team Now and Forever ($25) New Dates Coming soon for 2008. Time will be: 8:30-9:30pm Central Time (6:30pm Pacific, 7:30pm Mountain, 9:30pm Eastern)
So you are engaged and planning a wedding! There is no better time to build on your strengths as a team and learn how to deal with the stresses that engagement and married life eventually bring to everyone. This class will be inspiring and practical at the same time. It will also be fun.
Dealing with Your Families Now and Forever ($25) New Dates Coming soon for 2008. Time will be: 8:30-9:30pm Central Time (6:30pm Pacific, 7:30pm Mountain, 9:30pm Eastern)
For most couples, getting engaged and married is a wake up call in family and in-law relationships! This is the time to learn how to be a team in dealing with your families in order to prevent loads of problems later. This class will do that, and make you laugh too.
- Elizabeth Doherty Thomas, is a co-founder of The First Dance, along with Marriage and Family therapist father Dr. William J. Doherty. The First Dance was a Modern Bride Trendsetter award winner in 2007 for taking on the complex family dynamics of wedding planning. Read Take Back Your Wedding: Managing the People Stress of Wedding Planning
for more advice on working through the people stresses of wedding planning as a couple, with your families, and how to strengthen your upcoming marriage through this enormous first task of married life.
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- Wedding Budgets: How to Create a Smart Wedding Budget
- Wedding Budgets, Who Pays, and Decision Power
- Create the Guest List or Budget First?
- Do You Invite Children? How to Handle Uninvited RSVPs
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- First Dance Etiquette in Todays Complex Families
- Why Won't People RSVP?
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- Wedding Etiquette
- Top Guest List Mistakes
- Wedding Checklist Landmines
- Wedding Invitation Etiquette
- Mistakes around Chosing to Invite Children
Stuff to Purchase
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- Couples and wedding professionals love our book, Take Back Your Wedding
- Couple DVD - similar to our book but 85 quick minutes, watch with groom or parents
- Take a mini-premarital counseling inventory online now! Given to over 1 million couples worldwide. Now under $30!
- Personalized, marriage-focused wedding stress relationship advice
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