Wedding Stressed? Try These 4 Yoga Poses To Help You Relax.

Written with love, by Jennifer Dene

You've had a long day at work and head home ready to rock out a quick workout and then kick it with your fiancé. 

But you arrive to find an email from your wedding planner, with a long list of questions that need to be answered by tomorrow. And your mother-in-law is texting about the guest list...again.

So much for that workout.

But you don't have to totally ignore your own well being. Take a minute and try these four relaxing yoga poses that will help you to release stress, and feel more centered and calm in yourself. 

Head on over to Mind Body Bride as I walk you through exactly how to do:

• Balasana (Childs Pose)
• Ardha Matsyendrasana (Seated Spinal Twist)
• Vrksasana (Tree Pose)
• Savasana (Corpse Pose)

Once you've learned these four moves you can do them anytime, anywhere, to let go of tension and boost relaxation.

Must-Have At Home Workout Equipment

Written with love, by Jennifer Dene

Each week I've been sharing with you a new bridal workout to help you get in great shape for your big day. Some of my favorites include this outer thigh workout and this full body workout for brides.

I try to make every exercise series quick — because I know that planning a wedding leaves you crunched for time — and simple to do at home. 

All you need for an effective at-home workout routine is a couple of pieces of equipment, to provide resistance, help with flexibility, and, basically, just to keep things interesting.

In case you're not already equipped, I've made a simple check list of the key pieces that I use all. the. time. 

See you next week for another bridalicious sweat-sesh!

7 Minute Arm + Abs Workout

Written with love, by Jennifer Dene

Hey bridal beauty!

I'm spending a couple of orkouts focusin on common trouble areas, such as the triceps, abs, and inner and outer thighs, to help you feel wedding ready.

efore we dive in to today's workout, here' what recommend for your overall bridal workout routine:

2 x  full body workouts each week,
2 x cardio workouts each week (steady state or sprint),
1 - 2 x sculpting workouts each week,
Plus one day that's completely for rest. 

his week's arms and abs workout falls into that sculpting category. You can do it once, in addition to other exercises, or repeat the whole sequence three times through for a full workout. 

Come on over to Mind Body Bride and press play on the latest video that will help you feel bridalicious in no time!

With Love,
     Jennifer Dene