I'm a Mrs

Finally! A service that makes changing your name after marriage easier! As a bride, you have more than enough to contend with, without having to worry about taking on your man’s name legally.

i'm a mrs.,(www.imamrs.com ) is an online marriage name change service that provides all of the forms, instructions and personalized letters new brides need when they embark on their official name change.

The Web site was born of the frustration new brides face when looking to change their name after marriage. Rather than venture to a government office for forms, and then search and call various other organizations, I'm a Mrs. takes care of all of the groundwork and provides all the details in one easy stop. The site offers two packages. The Standard package (R299) includes access to all of the necessary government forms, as well as access to three additional forms of your choice from our database. The other option is the Premium package (R399) which includes access to all forms in the database including everything from government, banks, and municipalities, to retail organizations and loyalty card programs. For more info, check www.imamrs.com

The new service is easy to use and helps brides save hours of time, cutting down on time spent in queues and on the phone. i’m a mrs will be available in SA now, just in time for wedding season and the festive season, making this the perfect bridal shower or wedding present.

I’m a mrs will give away 5 premium packages worth R399 to 5 lucky brides! With the premium package, you have UNLIMITED access to our database of South African retail stores, banks, medical aids and of course, all the government forms you need to make that final change!

Email michelle@imamrs.com with the subject line: The Bride’s Diary Competition to be entered into a draw on Feb 5th 2010.

And especially for all our Bride’s Diary brides, we are offering 20% off our premium package – use the promo code “girlfriend” when you check out at www.imamrs.com to make use of this special offer.

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