Ladies, let's do a poll, here are a couple of post wedding fun questions. Just something to think about

1. No

2. Yes, occasionally.

3. I will look at them everyday probably. Lol

4. Don't know yet.

5. Yes.

7. Every 5mins since I just got it.

I'm not married yet, but work is slowwwww...

1. Weird..my friends are my friends no matter what their status

2. Yes and no. I will go out with my friends who are fun to be with but I will NOT go out with my "friends" who are guy hungry.. I dont need to be around that and its just annoying how desperate they are.

3. Almost every day

4. It has not changed what so ever

5. With people we both know I will say his name and with people who don't know us or him I will say my husband

6. meh. yes and no.

7. allll the time.

Cute poll.

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go? No

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends? I don't have a lot of single friends

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos? At first a lot. But I've been married almost 10 years. Where is that album? lol

4. How did your life changed since your marriage? It didn't really change. We were already living together, just not in sin anymore.

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him? Depends who I'm talking to.

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships? Not sure

7. How often do you look at your rings? We have new rings, and I try to keep myself from going in the box and trying it on.

1. no

2. I wouldn't go out & party with them But I would do lunch or the mall

3. Too often, my wedding day memories are so precious & sweet. My photos get me thru a stressful day

4. Not much, just happier & wealthier

5. My husband, I just love saying (for now)

6. yes

7. on a daily bases

1. No - is that really a thing?

2. Yes, but I rarely do it because I'm old and hate nightclubs.

3. Every day - instead of doing an album, I had a bunch printed and framed and have a gallery wall in my entryway.

4. For the better!

5. it depends - I use his name with people who know him, and "my husband" with people who do not.

6. Yes, which is why marriage equality needs to be the law of the land.

7. Not often, actually. I picked a really modest, simple set that doesn't catch on things or get in my way.

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go? No

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends? Yes, but might feel different if they were only out to pick up guys

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos? Don't have them yet, but will all the time

4. How did your life changed since your marriage? N/A

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him? Name, but only because I don't like saying "fiance." I'll say "my husband" when we're married

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships? Probably, but I don't - depends on the couple

7. How often do you look at your rings? All the time!

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go? no they have been around longer than the hubs

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends? no-because they dont party either lol

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos? daily

4. How did your life changed since your marriage? well we still are living in 2 seperate states so really nothing has changed

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him? I say his name

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships? I think its a toss up really. I think the longer you go without marrying the more people think there is something wrong with your relationship though.

7. How often do you look at your rings? everyday still and probably will continue to. First marriage there were no rings so this is very nice to have a boulder on my finger !!!

Wow, ladies it seems at though most of us are on the same page.

Except for partying with our single friends. I know for sure, that if my friends are going to a party they are going on a hunt to "find" Mr. Right.

1. No

2. sure but I never did this anyway

3. At least once a day

4. it hasn't

5. Both

6. yes

7. all the time

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go? Absolutely not

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends? Of course! I'm still young and like to have fun. I don't mind if one of the girls in the group is looking for a hookup. Sometimes single people just need a good lay.

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos? Periodically

4. How did your life changed since your marriage? Nothing has really changed. We share health insurance now.

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him? I say his name.

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships? Not necessarily

7. How often do you look at your rings? A lot.

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go? I wont say let them go,but the dynamics does change because you're a married person now. single folks do different things but they will always be my friend.

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends? not as often as before but its cool everyone once in a while

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos? N/A

4. How did your life changed since your marriage? N/A

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him?N/A

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships? I think that MY GENERATION thinks marriage is a joke, but overall I think society recognizes both long term relationships and marriage on the same level of respect.

7. How often do you look at your rings?my e-ring, ALOT lol and i cant wait to add my band :-)

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go?

What single friends? My friends have all been married 10 years or more.

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends?

N/A

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos?

Every day because I'm still working on our album.

4. How did your life changed since your marriage?

My life changed (for the better) when I met DH. Moving in together and getting married were the next natural steps and it's been seamless. It all happened within 2 years.

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him?

If people know him I refer to him by his first name. I use "my husband" when saying his name would leave people wondering, "who?"

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships?

I think so, but I'm not sure why. My coworker has been living with her "boyfriend" since 1980 and I think of them as married.

7. How often do you look at your rings?

All the time. They're hard to miss :-)

1. Not necessarily. I think as long as they understand and respect your relationship and don't have you all there then the friendship can remain intact.

2. Depends on the party situation. Dinner and happy hour- yes! Clubbing- maybe not.

3. Haven't gotten them printed yet. Whoops.

4. We didn't live together prior to so everything is different.

5. His name. Saying my husband still feels weird to me.

6. No. Too many celebrities continue to make a mockery out of marriage. Cough cough Kim Kardashian.

7. Everyday :-)

You ladies are amazing being able to emerge your single friends into your marry life without any difficulties. Some husband wouldn't want their wives hanging out in clubs. thanx for sharing

1. No.

2. Absolutely.

3. Almost everyday

4. Not much. Only things that really changed is my name, he wears a wedding band and we are now beneficiaries for each others life insurance and we eventually share a bank account-which I will control.

5. "Husband" if the person does not know him. His name if the person knows him or knows of him.

6. I do think society views marriage more seriously than long term couples.

7. Several times a day, especially in the sun. I still get mesmerized!

Robyn, all of my friends are single so I can't just abandon ship, lol. Many have been with me since college and they have seen the good and the bad. Now I may not be able to do the things we used to do but they are still my girls. Hubby understands that too, although all of his friends are married. He was the lone single soldier until I came along.

I'm going to answer these as I believe I would after we're married and as I would after marrying my ex

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go? Nope

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends? Occasionally

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos? With my ex hardly ever but I think for the first couple of months this time I'll look at them often.

4. How did your life changed since your marriage? I'll save this one

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him? We're not married and I still say my husband

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships? Generally yes I look at our relationship like we're already married but society acts a whole lot different

7. How often do you look at your rings? Every three hours or so in average lol

1. Do you think it's necessary to let your single friends go? - No, most of our friends are still single.

2. Do you think it's ok to go out a party with your single friends? - Sure.

3. How often do you look at your wedding photos? - Everyday, since I'm still working on editing some of them.

4. How did your life changed since your marriage? - Not much. My husband has become more vocal about concerns of his, if and when they arise, and also, we've been much more focused on work and getting him through school.

5. Do you say your husband's name or your say "my husband" when discussing him? - Both, depending on who I'm speaking to.

6. Do you think that society respect marriage more than long term relationships? - That's difficult to say, as society is a lot more lax nowadays than ever.

7. How often do you look at your rings? - Everyday, and they mean the world to me.