With google spitting out over 41.4 million search results for the term 'wedding diet', it's safe to say it's one of those things that is usually top of the agenda when that sparkly ring slips onto a finger. As a society we're a little obsessed with our eating habits and restrictive dieting in general, but as soon as there's a wedding on the horizon it seems to get ten times worse. Even at the National Wedding Show this past weekend there were what can only be described as 'reduced calorie foods' in the goodie bags, which doesn't exactly promote body positivity during a time when women already feel quite fragile. Apparently around 90% of brides-to-be are anxious about their weight, which is understandable when they're due to be photographed from every angle and the pictures being posted all over social media without any kind of pre-approval. (Although I have been to weddings before where all social media coverage was banned until it had been approved by the bride!) One of the main questions I keep getting asked is whether or not I'm going to starve myself for the next six months, and therefore be no fun to be around - which is not only marginally annoying, but also quite worrying. When such an occasion is about the celebration of love between two people, why is one of the top concerns how big your bum is going to look on the day" Well, I for one have got more important things to worry about (like booking a florist, finding a photographer and deciding what shoes I'm goin...