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In the area of the heart, you can always rely on the magic of motion pictures for romantic inspiration for the first day, Valentine's Day, wedding anniversaries, or anything in between. Many of the surrounding elements of love and marriage are beyond your control - in legal battles, nervous witnesses, faulty equipment - but it's all in your power to add romance to the screen courtship, marriage, honeymoon and marriage.
Date movies arewonderful sources of inspiration for all sorts of ideas about love and marriage. Do you want suggestions on what you seek in a mate? Need tips on creating the perfect romantic backdrop for the wedding? In search of an exotic place for your honeymoon? Writers are already working for you and offers clever ideas what to do (and what not to do) for every conceivable romantic scenario.
What to do:
• Learn the favorite foods, books, flowers and otherPreferences of your romantic partner ( "You've Got Mail").
• Keep a journal, that the development of the relationship with drawings, poems, traces and memories ( "50 First Dates").
• Find someone you can with old pictures ( "The Wedding Singer").
• Put your love in word and be sure to note the sign ( "Roxanne").
• Strive for the whole romantic fairytale package as soon as you find your Prince Charming or Cinderella ( "Pretty Woman").
• Beare willing to relocate to (anywhere within reason) to make the marriage ( "Splash").
• Plan a beautiful wedding outside, if possible, the season and the locale ( "George of the Jungle").
• Always raise your partner with a kiss as an alarm clock ( "Sleeping Beauty" and "Snow White").
What not to do:
• Not always - even for a minute - you ignore your partner's inner beauty ( "Shrek").
• Do not marry a warthog faced fool, just because he is rich andpowerful, if you really love and perfect a poor farm boy ( "The Princess Bride").
• Do not buy the wedding dress, rings, cake or something else until you are absolutely sure you do the right thing ( "Runaway Bride").
• Plan is not a quickie wedding in peace, if you really crave a costly affair ( "The Wedding Planner").
• Questions you do not carry the bride former fiancé, the wedding ceremony ( "Meet theFockers ").
• Leave your hat off, if your groom (or bride's) best friend, a member of the opposite sex ( "My Best Friend's Wedding").
• Let your new spouse alone on their honeymoon with a good-looking diving instructor, tennis pro, or fitness coach ( "Along Came Polly").
• Do not be a fortune for your honeymoon, if you never leave the hotel room ( "National Lampoon's European Vacation Plan") to.
Sit back, relax and pop a date movie in the DVD --Players (preferably with your partner nearby to cuddle) and get ready to be inspired by this canvas ideas.
Copyright 2007 Leslie Halpern
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