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Some couples choose to leave directly from their reception, while others wait a few days, a few weeks, or even a few months to work around employment demands, money shortage, or seasonal considerations. If you have a lot of out-of-town family or friends attending your wedding, you may not want to leave in the middle of the reception, just when the party is getting good. This is especially true if those guests are bunking at your place. Going home after your wedding to several days or weeks of routine life might feel like a letdown. Also, you might spend your first few days as a married couple stressing out about last minute travel details. Scientists at a Finnish university conducted a study and found that vacation happiness peaks at 8 days. Be sure to accommodate work needs, extended family needs, and holidays when making your length of stay decision. If you'll be leaving behind an empty house or apartment, find someone to take care of your things while you're gone. Enlist a trusted friend or family member (perhaps your best man or maid of honor) to pick up your mail, turn your lights on and off, water your plants, and feed your pets. You don't want to be worrying about what's going on at home while you're away. Pay special attention to TSA requirements if you're flying, as well as customs requirements to get into and out of foreign countries you might be visiting. If you're traveling internationally, refer to the Consular Information Program, which will keep you up to date on any travel warnings, public health concerns, and provide you with information about passports, tourist visas, vaccinations and other details you need to know about your destination before you travel. Recent natural disasters such as earthquakes, tornadoes, or wildfires could render your destination a poor tourist choice, as could predicted weather events, such as hurricanes, blizzards, or sudden drops in temperature. Additionally, a recent terror event near your destination or at an airport or tourist attraction on your schedule could change your travel plans considerably. Have your plans in place several weeks before your big day. You don't want to be handling the headache of travel arrangements on the day ofor even the week ofyour wedding. Find a few moments to pack the basics several days before the wedding. This is especially easy if you're planning to travel to somewhere that's in a season opposite of where you live. After the stress and exhaustion of pulling off a wedding, it's nice to be able to toss in a toothbrush and go.

summary: Determine when you will leave. Determine your length of stay. Arrange a housesitter. Research travel requirements. Pay attention to news and weather reports. Wrap up your travel details early. Pack your basics.

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In most cases, site models do not get paid by websites/blogs for their images. This is because the majority of site model photos are considered to be "candid" which means they aren't high resolution/professional quality and mostly taken by the site models themselves. Most site models simply enjoy taking photos and are happy to provide them at no cost to websites/blogs for the social/online exposure. Candid photos are not considered to be copyrighted artwork, so anyone can save and use these photos. If you are interested in becoming a professional model, you can use site modelling to get your start in the business. There are online communities and agencies that allow site models to upload their images to be viewed by industry professionals. Modelling agencies, casting directors and photographers sometimes look for new talent through these platforms. These community websites usually make money by charging you a monthly membership fee in order to upload your photos and participate. Some of them will also require that you pay them a 10% finder's fee if you are discovered for a contract job through their site. Be very careful not all of these agencies are legitimate. There have been reports of sexual assault and even models going missing after showing up to photoshoots set up through them. Unfortunately, the modelling industry is flooded with scams that strive to get money from you without offering any legitimate services. If an agency asks you to pay an upfront fee before they will provide a service, they are not legitimate. Another red flag is if a company requires you to use a specific photographer of their choosing. If you are solicited through an email or Facebook, you are probably being taken advantage of. Never respond if you are asked to send suggestive photos of yourself. If you are urged to take an opportunity immediately because it's temporary, it's usually a scam. If a deposit is required, which the company claims is refundable, and they only accept cash or money orders this is a scam. Do your research and never give a company your personal information until you confirm their legitimacy. Never arrange to meet about potential modelling work by yourself or with someone you've never actually met. If you are contacted for a shoot and you feel uncomfortable going to it alone, request to bring someone with you. If the photographer refuses, you may want to reconsider the offer. Anyone under the age of 18 needs to bring a guardian with them to contract jobs. If you are denied that, you should be very concerned. If you show up to a shoot and are asked by the photographer to remove your clothing without being told about the nudity initially, leave immediately. If you feel you've been taken advantage of in some way, contact The Model Alliance or go to www.modelalliance.org for more information.
summary: Be aware that site models usually work for free. Search for legitimate online modelling communities to join. Stay alert for possible modelling scams. Watch out for unsafe environments.