Hello Lovers!
Happy 2013. May this year make all of you Mrs.’s and Ms.’s and Mr.’s more guided on your paths through, in, and toward true love.
Now, let’s bring you up to speed on the most popular engagement rings (that pop!) and all the winter wedding trends you need to know about.
Click here for my latest for the Los Angeles Times: http://www.latimes.com/custompublishing/together/la-ss-together-bling-in-the-new-year,0,6698803.story
And for all the latest in winter wedding trends from food maestro Wolfgang Puck, hair divas at Blo and more, read on here at Celebrity Bride Guide: http://www.celebritybrideguide.com/2012-winter-wedding-trends/
Lots of <3,
Allison
Don’t pop the bubbly just yet. The first year of marriage, compared to the high of wedding planning, may seem difficult, if not slightly depressing. Cheer up, young bucks and honeymooners, and take solace in the fact that you’re not alone. Recent studies show that newlyweds are less happy in their first year than couples who have been married for 40 or more years.
Let’s just hope marriage doesn’t have a terrible 2′s phase.
Read all the details from the study in this Huffington Post Weddings piece, “Honeymoon Phase Is A Myth, Study Finds.”
Lots of <3,
Allison
With all the preparations for the big day, from table settings to invitations to favors and your first dance song, don’t forget how much fun you can have blowing off steam and getting in shape. What a one-two punch! Discover some of the hottest heart-pumping workouts in my latest piece for the Los Angeles Times Together section. You’ll be shimmying into that dress in no time. Ready, set, sweat. http://www.latimes.com/
Lots of <3,
Allison
Find out what Brooke Burke-Charvet has to say about panties and why lingerie is crucial to a marriage. Plus, my roundup of the most celeb-coveted bridal underpinnings. Read on to be tantalized by lacy confections galore: http://www.celebritybrideguide.com/allison-kornberg-lingerie/
Lots of <3,
Allison
Photo Courtesy of AskMen.com
“I think a lot of it is about communication but it’s also very much about keeping the passion and romance alive. My husband [actor David Charvet] and I make sure we still have a regular date night, we make sure we are a priority in each others lives and as important as all the other people in our family. We’re still in love and we’re great friends. We both believe in romance. It takes an effort to keep that up but it’s something we’re not willing to give up.”- Brooke Burke-Charvet, host of “Dancing With The Stars,” married almost one year, mother of four, co-CEO of ModernMom.com, president of BabooshBaby.com, author of The Naked Mom, and creative director of intiMINT. With that much to juggle, Burke-Charvet deserves a marriage medal!