Do you often find yourself getting distracted while you are working? Are there items on your To-Do List that seem to stay there for a long time? Do you consistently miss deadlines and end up losing opportunities or paying to solve problems?

We were answering some questions on the wedding deals website and there were a few that we wanted to share with you. This came from a really sweet groom Andy who wanted to surprise his bride with a special item with a one month preparation time. Lucky her!

Hope For One Voice, a song written Elim Chew, sung by Miguel Antonio and featuring Jessica Reynoso was released November of last year to fundraise for the children of Tacloban at the SOS Home who are host to a kinship program for children greatly affected by Yolanda. The goal is to “see the children thrive despite their tough environment. Stay strong, bold, and keep having hope.”

A new year is upon us, and like every year, the prospect of new resolutions appears. From healthy lifestyle ambitions to professional aspirations, family projects, personal dreams, that sexy belly dancing class we must start at all cost... a potentially endless range of ideas and aspirations. The choices are vast, the potential only limited by our imagination.

According to The Knot, this tradition comes from an old English rhyme that tells us about four objects that would bring good luck to the bride on her wedding day. Something old represents continuity; something new offers optimism for the future; something borrowed symbolises borrowed happiness; and something blue stands for purity, love and fidelity.