Suffer Another Kansas City Wedding Season

Marriage is over.

It's an outdated institution that's now only available to a small segment of the American upper-middle-class . . . Like skiing, adequate healthcare or a Tesla.

Marriage is impractical, punitive and honestly doesn't look like much fun. 

How desperate is it to require a legal contract and a death pact with the Almighty just to provide a weak assurance that a partner isn't going to misbehave??? Even worse, none of the legal agreements or religious vows ever REALLY stopped anyone from cheating, inspired somebody to become a better parent or a nicer person. 

Something to consider . . .  

Fewer than 50% of U.S. adults are now married. It’s time to give more legal and financial breaks to single people, law professor says.

Still . . .

There's a sizeable industry propping up marriage . . . And it's nice for people to pretend to be important and celebrate love . . . If only for a single day in their lives. 

And so . . . 

Be a dear and don't bring up anything resembling reality as friends & family continue making the same mistake that keeps the world spinning for the moment . . . 

Instead, here's a bit of fun fashion advice . . .

"Arguably the most popular trend for the upcoming season is detachable accessories, allowing brides to have a more modern look, getting a bigger bang for their buck. It creates two looks from one dress."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

It's wedding season and modern brides are opting for contemporary twists on tried and true bridal looks.

Research shows that nearly forty percent of couples get engaged between November and January. With many brides-to-be beginning their dress shopping for the busy spring and summer wedding season, we sat down with Abby Smith of True Society (locations in the Crossroads and Lenexa) and bridal stylist Sydney White to get their insight on bridal dress trends for the upcoming wedding season.