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But first: The art of being a great wedding guest.
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Dispatch this week
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How to invite as the best
Do you hear that? It is the noise of wedding bells that officially launch the season, where we are witnessing our friends and family say: “I do it.”
And it doesn’t matter where they do, or how they do it, now that the wedding season has started, it’s the ideal time for some reminders on how to be a good guest.
It’s not just about introducing yourself or even your gift – if you choose to give one. When you sail in the wedding, here are some things to keep in mind:
- Where is your RSVP? Wedding planner Elisabeth Kramer says that if you don’t want to be an immediate headache, RSVP in time. “When you refuse RSVP, you force the couple to find information when they are already busy planning their marriage,” she wrote.
- Do not expect a plus. Although you may want to bring a guest, it cannot always be guaranteed due to place or budget constraints. The coach of the label Myka Meier told an upset guest: “That said, the label goes in both directions. You are never forced to attend as a guest if the invitation is not suitable for your level of comfort.”
- Gift thoughtively. To Gift or not to GOFT is the last wedding debate. Some undress completely, especially if they travel long distances to attend the big day. The writer contributing Ivana Robinson writes that she has “no regret” to withdraw from gifts.
- Take the dance floor For the love of God – or, says more simply, enjoy the moment. One day, the wedding season will be behind you, and you could even miss the big gatherings like the contributing writer of Bi, Alice Sanders. “Now in the forties, I don’t see so many friends, and I would have liked to appreciate these gatherings more,” she said.
VO2 Maxxing
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Your VO2 Max – The ability of your body to circulate and effectively use oxygen – is a key longevity metric. Olav Aleksander Bu leads to elite athletes, but you can use its strategies to increase your VO2 max even if you are not one.
BU uses the “Norwegian method”, which balances the intensity of training with recovery periods. Understanding factors such as heart rate and heat helps determine the stress that your body can solve.
How to train more effectively.
Broken Heart $ club
Getty Images; VNY models; Bi Illustration
There are a lot of views (and a lot of money) to make to share your break online. Content creators told BI how they used their new commitment to viewers, from the launch of influencer careers to the investment guarantee for startups.
Viewers are looking for authenticity, and what could be more authentic than sorrow? If you are thinking of collecting, however, walking carefully – it can pigeon certain creators.
Ruptures activity.
Mark Zuckerberg’s wrist sweets
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Zuckerberg has increased his style game lately, and his watches are no exception.
From a flashy rolex to a creation by Greubel Forsey of $ 900,000, the Facebook founder posted an assortment of catchy watches. Here is an overview of its vast collection.
Its most expensive watch at 281 pieces.
Cheap steak force test
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The writer Steven John put the value of three steakhouse channels to the test. He ordered six ounce suronge steaks in Texas Roadhouse, Longhorn Steakhouse and Outback Steakhouse.
While all three had a decent value, John said that one stamped him. The winner cost less than $ 25, even after tax and tip.
A surlodious to govern them all.
What we look at this weekend
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- “Impassive face”: In season two of the Peacock Show, Natasha Lyonne resumes her role as Charlie Cale, a casino worker who can say when someone is lying.
- “Nonnas”: Vince Vaughn plays a man who honors his late mother by opening an Italian restaurant with a group of local grandmothers in the new dramatic of Netflix.
- “Conan O’Brien must go”: The actor Conan O’Brien continues his globquetrotteurs adventures in season two of the series of travel winners of an Emmy.
See the full list
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What to do shopping
- Where to buy bedding: We interviewed interior designers to find the best brands that mix comfort, durability and style. Our best choices include parachute, Brooklinen, Boll & Branch, Frette and others known for their luxurious feeling and timeless design.
- Luggage without frustration: We tested and examined dozens of suitcases to find the best for each type of traveler. The superior choices include sustainable tiles, spacious plaid bags and smart luggage you can trust your valuables.
- For narrow shaving: Economic options with high -end models, consult our guide to the best electric razors for each need for grooming. These are distinguished for performance, comfort and ease of use in various skin and hair types.
More than this week is read as follows:
The BI TODAY team: Dan Defrancesco, editor -in -chief and anchor, in New York. Grace Lett, publisher, in New York. Lisa Ryan, editor -in -chief, in New York. Amanda Yen, assistant editor, in New York. Elizabeth Casolo, stock market, in Chicago.
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