How to manage others' expectations of your wedding
Ask " why.
" it's helpful to know why those close to you have these big expectations about your wedding. Instead of speculating or silently brooding about their reasons, simply ask them why.

Getting to the bottom of their expectations can provide you with an opportunity to explain yourself, bringing you all to a resolution sooner. For example, if your mother is irritated because you're not having any bridesmaids in your wedding, you could say, " i feel as though you are upset about me choosing not to have bridesmaids.

How to make dried cantaloupe
Wash the cantaloupe.
Put the cantaloupe under cool tap water, turning it around in your hands. Use a produce brush to brush dirt out of the cantaloupe's rough skin.

Finish by drying the fruit with a paper towel or a dry cloth. You don't need to use soap to clean the cantaloupe: water and a brush are sufficient.

How to cut an orange
Hold an orange firmly on a cutting board.
Make sure you have a good grip with your fingers so the orange doesn't slip while you're cutting it.
Cut the orange in half using a sharp knife.

Cut starting at the stem-end of the orange (the top of the fruit that was attached to the tree), and ending at the blossom-end (the bottom of the fruit). Set the two orange halves skin-side up on the cutting board.

A man is seen speaking to the camera and begins pouring ice into a glass followed by various alcohols. he
mixes more ingredients into the glass and finishes by putting a straw, cherry, and lemon in the glass, presenting it to the camera.