By April Littleton
According to UsMagazine.com, Sara Gilbert and songwriter Linda Perry tied the knot Sunday, March 30. The couple started dating in 2011. The former child star came out as a lesbian in 2010 when she announced she had been in a relationship with TV producer Alison Adler. They split a year later. Gilbert can be seen on The Talk, which airs at 2 p.m. on CBS.
What are some ways to plan a private wedding ceremony?
Cupid’s Advice:
You’re ready to marry the person you love, but you’re not sure if you want to make a huge event out of it. Some people prefer a quieter, intimate ceremony. How do you go about planning something smaller without hurting anyone’s feelings? Cupid is here to help:
1. Tell family and close friends: Only tell your loved ones about your plan to exchange vows. You won’t hurt anyone’s feelings if you keep details about your upcoming nuptials relatively quiet. Let your family and friends know you won’t be changing your mind about the simplicity of your wedding, and you would appreciate it if they kept all ceremony and reception details to themselves.
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2. Location: Choose a location that would be appropriate for a small wedding. Look at places such as gardens, public parks and farms. If you already have a venue picked out, make sure it’s something your partner likes as well.
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3. Stay off social media: Don’t drop any subtle hints on your Facebook, Instagram or Twitter account. Until you walk down the aisle, it might be best to stay off all social media sites. You might accidentally spill some private information with just a simple “like”.
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