Kendra and Beau continued their fun-loving theme by both wearing All-Star converse sneakers: Kendra’s in purple and Beau’s in black. These two were all smiles as they readied for their ceremony and until the evening’s end – and the guys even demonstrated some of their best acrobatics by creating one of the tallest groomsmen pyramids I’ve ever seen – in a tree! Try to focus on the amazing life you're building with your current SO instead of dwelling on what could've been.It was more than a little smoky for Kendra and Beau’s wedding at the Slack Barn in Corvallis, Montana, but they didn’t let it dampen their spirits at all. Plus, if you're reading Bridal Guide, you're probably engaged yourself (or getting close). Ask your friends for help if you’re having trouble. Remind yourself of his most annoying traits and all of the ways he drove you crazy while you were together. Did you want different things out of life? Did he cheat on you? Or did you simply grow apart and out of love? It's easy to look back at a relationship through rose-colored glasses, but right now, take a cold, hard look at why it didn't work out for you two. But once you get it out of your system, let your more rational side take over, and move on to step four.Ĭouples don't break up for no reason. Have your momentary freak-out - it's okay, and it's normal. If you're on good terms with your ex and genuinely want to wish him well, shoot him a quick text or an email rather than posting on Facebook.įeel like crying, screaming, throwing things, venting to your best girlfriend? We're not going to stop you. Or go write to the people at and tell them they need to work on (kidding. Don't "like" the relationship status change. Jason went on to marry girlfriend Ashley Slack, a relationship he claims is his first sober one, and he and 'the most beautiful, loving, kind and caring woman I know' welcomed daughter Delilah. Rule of thumb: If you don't regularly post on his timeline (this doesn't mean once a year on his birthday), don't leave a comment. Unless you're close friends with the couple ( both parties), it's probably in your best interest to keep quiet. Your innocent "congratulations, so happy for you!" could easily be misconstrued as a passive-aggressive remark. Here's why: It's hard to interpret a person’s true meaning over the Internet. Follow her lead and keep any comments - yes, even positive ones - to yourself. But do you think Lauren Conrad is going to talk to the press about all of her soon-to-be-married exes? We don't see it happening. be married with a Twitter post and an Instagram shot of the bride-to-bes huge diamond ring, Us Weekly reported. When an ex gets engaged, you might feel pressured to show how totally over it you are (whether or not that’s true) by saying congrats on Facebook.
Whatever you do, don't let yourself get sucked in the endless cycle of clicking through all of their photos together, reading all of their lovey-dovey comments to each other, and hate-reading all of the well wishes from their friends and family. Immediately mouse over the announcement and click the "X" that appears on the right. And the engagement announcement will stare you in the face until you either congratulate the couple or get rid of it (really, it’ll disappear on its own within a few days… but that can feel like an eternity). Thanks to Facebook’s “weddings and celebrations” feature implemented last year, it’s practically impossible to miss any engagement news within your network. But if you dated him more recently and were starting to plan a future together, it hurts that much harder. It doesn't matter if you haven't spoken to him in ten years and never would've married him anyway. Whether you're single, attached, or even happily married, it's a weird feeling when an ex proposes to someone else. Jason Wahler and fiancée Ashley Slack (L), and Doug Reinhardt and fiancée Allie Lutz (R).
Now imagine reading that news in Us Weekly instead - when we saw that not just one but two of Lauren Conrad's exes just got engaged, we couldn't help but sympathize. But few things can toy with your emotions quite like seeing that an ex just got engaged. Your Facebook feed is likely blowing up with engagement news right about now we're in the midst of engagement season, after all.
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