Wedding Wednesday: Meeting The In-Laws

Wedding Wednesday: Meeting The In-Laws

In exactly a month and sixteen days my fiancée and I will be walking through the doors of the Salt Lake Temple together. I am so excited and can’t believe how fast time is flying by, although it still isn’t coming soon enough! Nothing major 

Wedding Wednesday: Picking the Perfect Dress

Wedding Wednesday: Picking the Perfect Dress

My name is Bryn Adams and about a month ago I got engaged to my best friend! Over the last month, my fiancée and I got a lot of planning for the wedding done. One of the major things that happened two weeks ago was 

Wedding Wednesday: Meet Bryn

Wedding Wednesday: Meet Bryn

My name is Bryn Adams. I am currently a junior at BYU, and…I just got ENGAGED!   While being engaged has probably been one of the most exciting times in my life, it has also been the most stressful. Being a full-time student and planning 

It’s all Greek to me: Dating a Foreigner

It’s all Greek to me: Dating a Foreigner

Whether you’ve just begun a steady relationship or you’ve been married for a while, being in a relationship with a person from a different country can be a journey. When I started dating my Canadian husband you can bet your bottom “loonie”* that we learned 

“Let No Man Put Asunder”: A Marriage Promise

“Let No Man Put Asunder”: A Marriage Promise

By Jerrick Robbins My sister recently bought a new cell phone. It has all the speed, all the data, and all the memory a person could want. Her brand-new technology puts my one-year-old technology to shame. In fact, it might as well own my phone. 

“Marriage Is Hard”: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

“Marriage Is Hard”: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

by Rachel Nielsen The article “3 Things I Wish I Knew Before We Got Married” by Tyler Ward has been travelling through the interwebs lately. Boasting over 73,600 likes on Facebook, its appeal comes from the author’s honesty about the difficulties in marriage and his 

In the Community: Valentine Dinner Theater

In the Community: Valentine Dinner Theater

by Brittney Thompson If you live in Provo, then you know it can be near impossible to come up with fun and creative dates in the middle of a deep, Wasatch winter. That is why I was so excited when I discovered a little Valentine 

What I Wish I Would Have Known (Part 2): Kids

What I Wish I Would Have Known (Part 2): Kids

by Alissa Holm We all have our own “What if’s” and “I wish’s” about past phases of life. In an attempt to learn from the past, I’ve come up with a series of blog posts based on this idea: Learning from other’s past experiences to 

What I Wish I Would Have Known (Part One): Marriage

What I Wish I Would Have Known (Part One): Marriage

by Alissa Holm The experience of marrying another person is likely the biggest transition a person will ever make in their life. Each person goes into a marriage with their own set of values, beliefs, traditions, experiences, and testimony, and is expected to join with 

Five Ways To Eat Healthier in College

Five Ways To Eat Healthier in College

by Amanda Ricks Eating healthy while in college can be a daunting task. Fast food restaurants, particularly ones with a dollar menu, are cheap and easily accessible, and this convenience can sometimes outweigh the negative consequences of eating foods that have been fried, saturated, or