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Marriage and Holidays

WATCH: How To Decide Whose Family 'Gets You' For The Holidays

Posted 12.13.2012 | Weddings
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When you're newly-married, it's tough to decide which set of in-laws "gets you" for the holidays -- perhaps your husband's family is more traditional ...

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The Biggest Decision You And Your Spouse Will Make This Holiday Season

Bridal Guide | Posted 02.05.2013 | Weddings
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Bridal Guide

Sometimes, both sets of families become very emotionally attached to 'getting you' for your first married Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or Thanksgiving. If distance is a factor, someone's family has to 'win.'

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How To Introduce A New Spouse To Your Holiday Traditions

Dr. Ruth Nemzoff | Posted 11.20.2012 | Weddings
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Dr. Ruth Nemzoff

There's no denying that we all enjoy the universals of celebrations -- the good food, the family members getting together and sharing embarrassing stories -- but a holiday with different customs can be unpleasant without some effort to be a part of it.

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