10. You start reading an average of 50 emails a day… or at least try to.
9. You start referring to yourself as a W@Wie.
8. You take your wedding preparations seriously and try to devote 70% of your life to it.
7. You know www.WeddingsAtWork.com like a back of your hand.
6. You start recommending the website and the W@W eGroup to your soon-to-be married friends.
5. You know what MIL, H2B, DIY, TMU, OTD means.
ed’s note: want to know their meanings too? highlight here —-> MIL (mother-in-law), H2B (husband-to-be), DIY (do-it-yourself), TMU (trial make-up), OTD (on-the-day; as in, on-the-day coordination)
4. You unconsciously sign your e-mails to your non-W@Wie friends with your name, fiancé’s name, date of wedding, ceremony and reception venues.
3. Finishing your suppliers’ rating is a dream… other than the wedding, of course.
2. You are now maintaining a blog.
1. Benz is not just a car to you.
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About the Author: Dionne est une W@Wie et elle est fiançée pour être marié Joven en Juin 2006. Toujours les découvertes ménagent dans tout. Les amours pour rire mais sentent même si riant mieux avec quelqu’un. Vraiment pourrait être sinistre si la situation l’appelle. Extrêmement inflammable.