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Sometimes, even a fleeting thought about your wedding day can be a stressful event in itself. So, if you can’t afford a wedding planner or you’ve decided to take it on yourself, here are a few tips to help you calm your nerves.

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Knowing that everything has been thought of well in advance, approved, changed and approved again and is now in place, will help you to know that your day will go smoothly. There are a range of online and app form wedding planners, so in case you don’t have an actual person to think of everything for you, then there’s an electronic version instead. Usually free, it can help you deal with every aspect of your wedding, from invitation tracking to seating plans.

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Though making it yourself is a money saver, unless you have hoards of helpers, it can be a massive black hole with regards to time. Especially when you want save the date cards, invitations, menus, programmes, etc all in the same theme. Have someone make the stationary and relieve the pressure of deadlines, shoddy workmanship and unimpressed guests.

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Anxiety about walking down the aisle (or the processional) with everyone watching can be quite overwhelming for some. To alleviate some of the stress, consider walking down with flats on and that way you know you won’t fall or stumble. You can change into something with a heel a bit later and show them off then.

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The speeches can be among the most stressful moments for those in the wedding party leading up to the wedding. Perhaps it’s your shy, gentle father or two best men, or someone who doesn’t traditionally make a speech at a wedding, but everyone get’s at least a little bit nervous before their wedding speech. What can make it particularly nerve-wracking is the fact that you’ll want to move people, whether that’s to laughter or tears. If you’re not a writer, or a particularly good public speaker, then consider hiring a speech writer. Always make sure they have good testimonials, and remember that you don’t have to read it if you don’t think it’s good enough. For a good speech writer who will get to know you and what you want to convey, and consult with you on it, visit www.greatspeechwriting.co.uk.

Wedding Planning News Around The Web

1. David Tutera Talks Wedding Planning via Youtube
2. Beautiful Winter Wedding Details via Huffingtonpost

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Home How To Make little green androids fly across your screen in Ice Cream Sandwich by Jessica Dolcourt December 2, 2011 3:05 PM PST Follow @jdolcourt Unlock Android's Secret Easter Egg

If you have anAndroid phone outfitted with the version 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system (like the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, for instance), you can impress your geeky friends and impressionable schoolchildren everywhere with this neat, simple trick.

Step 1: Open the Settings menu and choose "About phone" from the list of options.

Step 2: Repeatedly press the version number (Android 4.0.x), about five times, until suddenly an image of an Android wearing an ice cream sandwich novelty treat pops up out of nowhere. Surprise!

Step 3: You're not done yet; do not let those sneaky-fabulous Android coders fool you! Press and hold the image until the little green, purposely pixelated dude expands in size four times, the phone vibrating slightly each time he enlarges. You may remove your finger from the screen when and only when you see scads of similarly bedecked androids flying across a blue screen, white stars exploding like popcorn.

Step 4: Bask in the superiority of your advanced operating system, while forcibly pushing aside the cold knowledge that precious few will congratulate you the way you deserve.

Jessica Dolcourt Jessica Dolcourt pits phone against phone in the ongoing epic battle of the latest and greatest smartphones. Before that, she sat in judgment of smartphone and desktop apps. In her personal life, Jessica remains tireless in her quest for the world's most perfect cheese.

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