Is the person who sent you that bouquet of flowers trying to tell you something (other than the obvious ‘I like you’)? By Gail Alswang
Is the person who sent you that bouquet of flowers trying to tell you something (other than the obvious ‘I like you’)? By Gail Alswang
Venturing out of the house alone for the first time after the birth of your little one may feel unnatural, but it’s actually a crucial part of the parenting process. By Emily Pettit-Coetzee
Reduce, reuse, recycle… You’ve heard it a million times, but how do you actually get started? By Delia du Toit
What began as simple career advice turned into a life-long romance, and after six years together, Shivanee and Indiran exchanged promises in a South Indian ceremony in front of friends and family.
Planning a wedding can be stressful, so we took the pressure off by inviting 120 readers to an exciting workshop
It doesn’t feel great unwrapping expensive jewellery from your husband on your anniversary, as he opens a box of chocolates. But you need to banish the guilt, says Rita Suliman
Money is one of the main causes of marital conflict, but it doesn’t have to be. How financially compatible are you?
By Helen Ueckermann
Ask most people if they want more money, and their answer will probably be ‘yes!’. With a little help from Kiki Theo, this could be a reality … and no, it doesn’t involve winning the lottery.
Do your stress levels rise as month end approaches and you try to figure out how to stretch your rands to deal with the bills flooding in? You are not alone. Take a deep breath and read on. Budget, budget, budget…
Buying your first house can be daunting, especially when your parents become involved. Experts Janne Dannerup and Tony Skeens weigh in.
Hooking up
Kim We met at a friend’s house-warming party. We were introduced by the host and ended up chatting only to each other for the rest of the evening. And from that night onwards, we were together.
It’s no secret that relationships require dedication and commitment. So instead of making New Year’s resolutions for yourself, make them as a couple. By Molefi Letsoko
Q I’ve been offered a brilliant promotion, but it means long hours in the office and travelling a lot. Should I involve my partner in this decision?
Will living together before tying the knot prepare you for life after the honeymoon? Rita Suliman has some advice
From Romeo and Juliet’s star-struck romance to Bridget Jones’s dating disasters, love has certainly evolved over the years. Lauren Cohen travelled back in time to find out more .
The runaways – A long, lazy weekend with your loved one calls for sexy dungarees,
denim and loose-fitting gypsy tops
Power play – Dress the part in Simple, structured silhouettes
and bold footwear
Out to lunch – Summertime and the living is easy, with open-plan spaces and
comfy furnishings from @home and @homelivingspace
Heart strings - Feeling the love this month? Then treat someone special (or yourself) to these spoils from @home and @homelivingspace
Want to eat your way across the menu of South Africa’s fabulous food destinations? Richard Holmes suggests a few ports of call to whet your appetite
Whip up a delicious meal then pair it with the perfect wine. By Mari-Louis Guy and Callie Maritz
Is that sauce sour or is the wine changing its taste? Yes, you can ruin a wonderful meal by filling your glass with the wrong vino
January is usually tough on the budget, so Mari-Louis Guy and Callie Maritz have some delicious recipes that won’t break the bank
Need to whip up a quick Bolognese sauce but don’t have tomato paste? Here’s how to stock up your kitchen cupboards so you’re never caught on the hop again…