The Knot (our very favorite wedding brand) has joined forces with philosophy (our super favorite beauty brand) to create the ultimate ‘tying The Knot’ kit. For brides, this kit includes everything -and then some!- needed to pamper the special gal in her special day.
Under the most-true philosophy that “You must love yourself before you can love another,” the “tying The Knot” gift set includes nine essential bridal beauty products:
– amazing grace firming body emulsion,
– amazing grace bath gel
– amazing grace spray fragrance
– purity one-step facial cleanser
– hope in a jar moisturizer
– micro-delivery peel pads
– kiss me clear lip balm, spf 20
– kiss me exfoliating lip scrub
– eye hope deluxe sample
The “tying The Knot” gift set is now available for purchase on TheKnot.com and philosophy.com.
Are you (or someone you know) tying the knot soon? Enter below to win your very own “tying The Knot” gift set. Just leave me a comment with your definition of true love 
The giveaway ends on Saturday, January 23rd.
* One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
* One winner will receive one tying the Knot beauty bag by Philosophy, valued at $100.
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True love is letting me be grumpy sometimes without any negative comments.
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I would like to give this to a family friend who will be getting married this summer. Thank you
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True Love is being with your Best Friend
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true love is God, loving God first then your partner then yourself.
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True love is finding and marrying your best friend!
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True love is when you can’t live without a certain someone.
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True love is perfectly imperfect: loving someone for who they are as a person, accepting and rejoicing in the idea that they may do some things differently than you, but at the end of the day, they are the one and only person you want to be with.
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True love is passionate, fully committed, gracious, and forgiving.
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True love is enjoying a person without trying to change them and accepting them for the way they are, and wanting to share your life and experiences with them.
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True love is….loving someone as you love yourself.
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My definition of true love is finding your soul mate.
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True love is when you are willing to lay down your life for the other person.
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True love is when you go to sleep thinking of your special someone and you wake up thinking of them.
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True Love is being there for someone through out the many journeys life takes us on.
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My definition is having enough in common that you want to keep being together as you change and grow
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Best friend and soul mate all in one
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True love is loving someone for ALL that they are, even their imperfections. True love is not the same as infatuation or lust, and requires patience and respect as well as romantic feelings. When I look at my grandparents I see true love, they are each others best friend and they compliment and balance each other so well. When I see them I can just see how much they love each other and how they bring out the best in each other.
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My definition of true love is to love someone for who they are.
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True love is falling in love with your best friend and soul mate!
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true love loving god,yourself.and your family
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True love is when you can accept the person as he/she is even though they didn’t fit in your set “requirements”. Suddenly you begin to cherish his/her flaws.
True love is when you feel happier seeing that one person no matter how down you are on that day. All the troubles will seem so far away.
True love is when you love to hear that person’s voice.
True love is when you will sacrifice what used to be the most important thing to you just to satisfy him/her.
True love is when you would stay up late at night just because you want to chat with him/her.
True love is when you keep thinking of that certain someone all day long. You are thinking of him/her even when you’re not thinking of him/her.
There is a fine line between true love and hate. You can end up hating someone if you love him/her too much but the feelings aren’t reciprocated or worse, they hurt your feelings by cheating on you and whatnot.
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