o one wants to get divorced, and in the new economy, no one can afford to.  So how are you and your spouse going to survive until the Dow recovers -- with all your limbs intact?  Here at Naughty Bride HQ, we suggest it's time to reset the tone for gaming the relationship system, hacking your brain and finding the fun. And it's not just for the rest of your marriage... it's for the rest of your life.   

Nevertheless, like a re-marriage in midlife, our midstream shift away from wedding etiquette represents an organizational challenge.  We still host a mix of bridal content via the pretty pink menu on the left, but we also host The Naughty Bride's Secret Blog, below (subscribe here) which whispers naughty suggestions about how to keep your marriage hot (or turn around a cold one), with an occasional unfrilly take on the day's matrimonial matters. But don't trust us, check back often, because you never know what we might spring on you. 

The Naughty Bride's

Secret Blog
(okay, it's a blog, not a secret,

so... pretend it's role play)

 

The Naughty Bride Says:

Traditionally ribbons and bows have been used to signify innocence. For most naughty brides, that ship has sailed, but that doesn't mean you can't use the trappings of innocence in your gown — if for no other reason than to amuse yourself and your guests.