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Featured Spring 2010 Wedding Couple

D' Wedding Singapore shares in your wedding happiness. Showcase your most beautiful moments and be our featured wedding couple. Announce your wedding bliss to the rest of Singapore. Wedding photos are meant to be flaunted. So share them with us today.

Just send your best wedding photo (limit of ONE photo per couple) to featured [at] dwedding [dot] com. Please ensure that you include the following details as well.

  1. Name of Bride & Groom
  2. Wedding Date
  3. Login Name
  4. Photographer
  5. Comments to be included, if any

How much money do you need to get married? (Poll closed)

$0 to $1,000
8% (16 votes)
$1,000 to $9,999
11% (22 votes)
$10,000 to $29,999
35% (69 votes)
$30,000 to $49,999
25% (49 votes)
$50,000 to $69,999
8% (16 votes)
$70,000 to $99,999
5% (10 votes)
More than $100,000
9% (18 votes)
Total votes: 200

The Wedding Proposal

It is often lamented by women that romance is dead. In Singapore especially, the most common proposal appears to be the "Let's get a flat together, dear." While this is definitely the most straight-forward and efficient way to propose, I doubt it is the way any girl dreams of being proposed to. And since you are intending to vow to love and cherish her forever, it is only appropriate to go the extra mile to show her that she means that much more to you.

Choosing the Perfect Wedding Ring

Diamond Engagement RingAfter deciding to ask the woman of your dreams to be your bride, the next problem would be getting the perfect ring. Whether you believe it or not, buying the perfect wedding ring is an artform. Getting something too fancy would invariably burn a huge hole in your pocket while something too shabby would be likely to get you one of two results. The luckier of which is your bride-to-be would simply say no. The other is that she would say yes and spend the rest of your years together making you pay for that mistake, which is honestly not a pretty sight. But jokes aside, a traditional estimate is to spend about 2 months' salary for your wedding ring. An un-traditional estimate is well... as they say, the sky's the limit, depending on how deep your pockets are.

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