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Good morning everyone, happy weekend to you all

*How to keep a relationship happy & strong …*

Love takes work, but it’s worth it every day . Show up for each other, even when life gets busy . Small gestures matter—text them "I love you" or surprise them with their favorite snack . Laugh together often—joy keeps love alive . Listen more than you speak, and really hear their heart . Never take them for granted—appreciation builds love higher . Keep choosing them, even on tough days .

Fights will come, but don’t let anger win . Take a breath, cool down, and talk it out . Say "I’m sorry" when you’re wrong—pride ruins love . Forgive quickly, because holding grudges hurts you both . Remember why you fell for them in the first place . Love isn’t perfect—it’s two people trying, every single day . Together, you’re stronger than any problem .

Never stop dating your partner—keep the spark alive ! Plan little surprises, like a picnic or a movie night . Hold hands, kiss often, and stay close—touch keeps love warm . Say "I love you" like you mean it, every time . Grow together, dream together, and build a future side by side . Love is a choice—make it every morning when you wake up . Start today, and keep fighting for what matters most—**each other** !

➥𝐼𝑓 𝑖𝑡'𝑠 ℎ𝑒𝑙𝑝𝑓𝑢𝑙 𝑝𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑠𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑎𝑐𝑡 & 𝑠ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑒⇅

Duties of a Chief Bridesmaid



BEFORE THE WEDDING

There are a wide range of jobs for the Chief Brides Maid to do during the months of the bride’s engagement, for instance:

1. Help the bride choose and shop for her wedding dress and accessories, as well as any change of clothes on the wedding day.

2. Help select the dresses and accessories for the bridesmaids.

3. Manage and oversee the bridesmaids, making sure they coordinate and are kept updated on all appointments, trials, fittings, decisions and schedules.

4. Act as the bride’s problem solver should any bridesmaids have any issues relating to their own roles and responsibilities.

TIP: most problems arise over money so it’s sensible to establish early on who is paying for the bridesmaid’s dresses and accessories. Nowadays there is no set rule and depends on the requirements and flexibility of the bride and the cost of the dresses. For example if the bridesmaid is a student or unemployed without an income and the bride wants her to wear an unaffordable bridesmaid’s dress that will only be worn once it is not the best idea to expect the bridesmaid to pay for her dress. Whereas if the bride is flexible and is happy for the bridesmaid to choose a dress of her own that fits the brides ideas, style and colour scheme, then it is reasonable to ask her to pay for the dress, since it is likely it will be worn again.

5. Help the bride with any wedding related DIY, for example personal signs, decorations etc.

6. Help the bride source any suppliers if asked.

7. Help coordinate and clarify travel arrangements and arrival times for wedding party with the best man.

8. Attend the wedding rehearsal if required.

DAY OF THE WEDDING

The chief bridesmaid has one of the most notable and important roles on the wedding day. Primarily she will help ensure the smooth running of the schedule on the day. She will also coordinate and work with the best man to carefully manage any potential problems, issues or areas of concern on the day.

Tasks to undertake:

1. Be prepared to act as the bride’s go-to-girl, problem solver or main point of contact.
Stay calm and be there to offer assistance to the wedding party or guests as required.

2. Help guide the other bridesmaids, flower girl and page boys when getting ready.

3. Ensure the bride eats and stays hydrated on the morning of the wedding day.

4. Be with the bride whilst she has her hair and make-up done.

5. Help the bride get into her dress.

6. Ensure the bride, bridesmaids and flower girl have and hold their bouquets.

7. Reconfirm all ceremony duties for bridesmaids, flower girls and page boys.

8. Help guide the bridal party to their respective cars to take them to the ceremony venue.

9. Leave for church in the car with the bride’s mother and the other bridesmaids.

10. Await the arrival of the bride and help her out of the car.

11. Help the bride out of the car, paying careful attention to the bouquet, dress, veil and train.

CEREMONY

1. Ensure the procession is lined up correctly.

2. Assist the bride with arranging/adjusting her dress, train and veil before she walks down the aisle.

3. Follow the bride and her father in the Processional, along with the bridesmaids down the aisle.

4. Help the bride arrange her train and veil at the altar.
Possibly take back the brides veil during the ceremony.

5. Hold the bride’s bouquet during the ceremony.

6. Make sure the other bridesmaids, flower girls and page boys are in place.
Be responsible for the flower girl (if there is one).

7. Witness the signing of the register if required.

8. Replace the bride’s veil, if requested.
Hand back the bride’s bouquet before she departs with her new husband during the Recessional.

9. Depart the ceremony venue with the best man, along with the bridesmaids and ushers.

10. Help distribute confetti after the ceremony for photo opportunities.

11. Be prepared to help guide and assist guests to the reception.

12. Leave the church accompanied by the best man after the bride and groom.

13. Depart for the reception with any other bridesmaids and best man after the bride and groom.

RECEPTION

1. Be on hand to assist the bride as required throughout the wedding day, making sure she has everything she needs.

2. Assist the bride throughout the day to ensure her appearance, hair, makeup, dress, train and veil are in order.

3. Be responsible for the bride’s bouquet.

4. Help get people organised for photographs.

5. Help receive and store the wedding gifts.

6. Be part of the receiving line, if there is one.

7. Maybe make a short speech and a toast to the bride and groom.

8. Help the bride with a change of clothes, if required, after the reception and before the evening celebrations.

9. Assist the bride (and groom) when they depart at the end of the night. For example, a change of clothes; managing any special requests or surprises; ensuring all guests know the bride and groom are departing and to gather them for a final send-off; ensuring their transport is punctual and as required.

10. Ensure the bride and groom’s luggage, champagne and flowers are delivered to their bridal suite and that the bridal suite is as required.

11. Ensure wedding gifts are removed accordingly or stored safely.

12. Ensure any items left behind by wedding party or guests are stored safely.

AFTER THE WEDDING
1. Assist the bride in returning any hired items.

2. Help the bride retrieve any personal items stored at the venue.

Duties of a Chief Bridesmaid


BEFORE THE WEDDING

There are a wide range of jobs for the Chief Brides Maid to do during the months of the bride’s engagement, for instance:

1. Help the bride choose and shop for her wedding dress and accessories, as well as any change of clothes on the wedding day.

2. Help select the dresses and accessories for the bridesmaids.

3. Manage and oversee the bridesmaids, making sure they coordinate and are kept updated on all appointments, trials, fittings, decisions and schedules.

4. Act as the bride’s problem solver should any bridesmaids have any issues relating to their own roles and responsibilities.

TIP: most problems arise over money so it’s sensible to establish early on who is paying for the bridesmaid’s dresses and accessories. Nowadays there is no set rule and depends on the requirements and flexibility of the bride and the cost of the dresses. For example if the bridesmaid is a student or unemployed without an income and the bride wants her to wear an unaffordable bridesmaid’s dress that will only be worn once it is not the best idea to expect the bridesmaid to pay for her dress. Whereas if the bride is flexible and is happy for the bridesmaid to choose a dress of her own that fits the brides ideas, style and colour scheme, then it is reasonable to ask her to pay for the dress, since it is likely it will be worn again.

5. Help the bride with any wedding related DIY, for example personal signs, decorations etc.

6. Help the bride source any suppliers if asked.

7. Help coordinate and clarify travel arrangements and arrival times for wedding party with the best man.

8. Attend the wedding rehearsal if required.

DAY OF THE WEDDING

The chief bridesmaid has one of the most notable and important roles on the wedding day. Primarily she will help ensure the smooth running of the schedule on the day. She will also coordinate and work with the best man to carefully manage any potential problems, issues or areas of concern on the day.

Tasks to undertake:

1. Be prepared to act as the bride’s go-to-girl, problem solver or main point of contact.
Stay calm and be there to offer assistance to the wedding party or guests as required.

2. Help guide the other bridesmaids, flower girl and page boys when getting ready.

3. Ensure the bride eats and stays hydrated on the morning of the wedding day.

4. Be with the bride whilst she has her hair and make-up done.

5. Help the bride get into her dress.

6. Ensure the bride, bridesmaids and flower girl have and hold their bouquets.

7. Reconfirm all ceremony duties for bridesmaids, flower girls and page boys.

8. Help guide the bridal party to their respective cars to take them to the ceremony venue.

9. Leave for church in the car with the bride’s mother and the other bridesmaids.

10. Await the arrival of the bride and help her out of the car.

11. Help the bride out of the car, paying careful attention to the bouquet, dress, veil and train.

CEREMONY

1. Ensure the procession is lined up correctly.

2. Assist the bride with arranging/adjusting her dress, train and veil before she walks down the aisle.

3. Follow the bride and her father in the Processional, along with the bridesmaids down the aisle.

4. Help the bride arrange her train and veil at the altar.
Possibly take back the brides veil during the ceremony.

5. Hold the bride’s bouquet during the ceremony.

6. Make sure the other bridesmaids, flower girls and page boys are in place.
Be responsible for the flower girl (if there is one).

7. Witness the signing of the register if required.

8. Replace the bride’s veil, if requested.
Hand back the bride’s bouquet before she departs with her new husband during the Recessional.

9. Depart the ceremony venue with the best man, along with the bridesmaids and ushers.

10. Help distribute confetti after the ceremony for photo opportunities.

11. Be prepared to help guide and assist guests to the reception.

12. Leave the church accompanied by the best man after the bride and groom.

13. Depart for the reception with any other bridesmaids and best man after the bride and groom.

RECEPTION

1. Be on hand to assist the bride as required throughout the wedding day, making sure she has everything she needs.

2. Assist the bride throughout the day to ensure her appearance, hair, makeup, dress, train and veil are in order.

3. Be responsible for the bride’s bouquet.

4. Help get people organised for photographs.

5. Help receive and store the wedding gifts.

6. Be part of the receiving line, if there is one.

7. Maybe make a short speech and a toast to the bride and groom.

8. Help the bride with a change of clothes, if required, after the reception and before the evening celebrations.

9. Assist the bride (and groom) when they depart at the end of the night. For example, a change of clothes; managing any special requests or surprises; ensuring all guests know the bride and groom are departing and to gather them for a final send-off; ensuring their transport is punctual and as required.

10. Ensure the bride and groom’s luggage, champagne and flowers are delivered to their bridal suite and that the bridal suite is as required.

11. Ensure wedding gifts are removed accordingly or stored safely.

12. Ensure any items left behind by wedding party or guests are stored safely.

AFTER THE WEDDING
1. Assist the bride in returning any hired items.

2. Help the bride retrieve any personal items stored at the venue.

Happy Weekend, Take a deep breath, relax, and recharge. You've earned it, Make the most of these precious moments, prioritize self-care, and come back stronger on Monday.
Good evening my people

Happy

*LESSON OF THE DAY*
*WHO IS THE BOSS?*

The organs of the human body gathered to discuss who is the boss?.

The heart said: *it's me because I circulate blood.*

The brain said: *No, it's me, because I control everything.*

The liver said: *No, it's me, because I nourish the body.*

The lungs said: *It's us because we manage breathing.*

And the anus started laughing and said: *You're all nonsense. I'm the boss.*

*EVERYONE LAUGHED AT HIM.*

Then the anus decided to shut down for 7 days..

*The brain went crazy.*
*The liver started swelling..*
*The heart began failing,*
*The lungs went into distress*

Then everyone came to apologize to the anus, begging it to open up again...

MORAL.. *WE COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER IN LIFE, LET'S NOT UNDERESTIMATE OR NEGLECT ANYONE..*

With this message, I remind all members that we need each other. No one is more precious than the others...
Don't neglect any member, neither in society nor in life, because no one is useless.
*LET'S LOVE EACH OTHER! *

*HAPPY BIAFRA DAY*

Good evening I'm happy to be here

*THE RESTORER'S DAILY GUIDE*

DATE: FRIDAY 30TH MAY 2025

THEME:
*NOBODY CAN SATISFY ANYBODY*

MEMORIZE
Hebrews 12:14
Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord:

READ
1 Peter 3:13-18
And who is he that will harm you, if ye be followers of that which is good?
But and if ye suffer for righteousness' sake, happy are ye: and be not afraid of their terror, neither be troubled;
But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear:
Having a good conscience; that, whereas they speak evil of you, as of evildoers, they may be ashamed that falsely accuse your good conversation in Christ.
For it is better, if the will of God be so, that ye suffer for well doing, than for evil doing.
For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit:

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
*You were not designed to meet people's expectations.*

MESSAGE
We were never created to meet people's expectations; that is God's job.

Unfortunately for God, He has not been able to satisfy the desires of "fallen humans" because they want what He hates...

This is why living to please people or to impress people is living in a fools paradise. It is a waste of time and effort.

It started in heaven, Lucifer faulted the holiest one who is without unrighteousness... and led a mutiny against the most high; His creator and boss because he was disgruntled about God's leadership style...

The father of the prodigal son couldn't satisfy his own son... he wanted more than staying in his father's house...

The people who ate miracle bread and fish from our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ also shouted, "Crucify him."

Judas Iscariot, who was shown so much love and acceptance from the best pastor, was the worst traitor and betrayer in history.

*When your best is never enough, don't blame yourself for it.*

When people disdain and contem, your best efforts care not about it. You were not designed to meet people's expectations.

Remember, the bee lives only for 40 days and must visit at least 1000 flowers to be able to produce only half of a teaspoonful of honey...

To us, it's only a teaspoonful honey, but to the bee, that is his whole life's labour and earnings...

There is only one person you should strive to please; and that is God. Having done all your best to please God, bless the LORD for whatever reactions you get from men, whether good or bad.

This is the conclusion of the whole matter;

1. Discover purpose,
2. Live maximally to release your full potential, and leave the rest for God.
3. Follow peace with all men, and as much as it lies with your strength, seek peace and pursue it.
4. Maintain a pure heart and a conscience void of offence towards others.
5. Most importantly, live ready for the LORD at all times because the time is short.

Cheers and shalom.

ACTION STEPS
1. Prayerfully meditate on today's devotional guide.
2. Be determined to be in God's good book always.
3. Do your best to stay out of trouble with all men, making peace your umpire.

REMEMBER
*You were not designed to meet people's expectations.*

PRAYERS
Dear heavenly Father, Thank you for today's devotional guide. Help me to know and to do your will always, keep me in the center of your perfect plans always and help me to pursue purpose to the fullest and to stand before you blameless in the end in Jesus name. Amen.

AUTHOR: JEDIDIAH DAVID

DAILY READING: Jeremiah 1-2; Psalms 34-37; Matthew 14-15;

HYMN
My hope is built on nothing less
Than Jesus' blood and righteousness ;
I dare not trust the sweetest frame,
But wholly lean on Jesus' name.

On Christ, the solid Rock, I stand ;
All other ground is sinking sand,
All other ground is sinking sand.

2
When darkness hides His lovely face,
I rest on His unchanging grace;
In every high and stormy gale,
My anchor holds within the vail.

3
His oath, His covenant, His blood,
Support me in the 'whelming flood ;
When all around my soul gives way,
He then is all my hope and stay.

4
When He shall come with trumpet sound,
On ,may I then in Him be found,
Clothed in His righteousness alone,
Faultless to stand before the throne !

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