Few things add WOW! To the decor of your wedding ceremony and wedding reception like wonderful gorgeous flowers.
Enjoy some wedding flower ideas below:
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Flower Power For Wedding Ceremonies And Wedding Receptions!
Flower Power For Wedding Ceremonies And Wedding Receptions!
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NEED A FLORIST FOR YOUR WEDDING - CLICK HERE
NEED A FLORIST FOR YOUR WEDDING - CLICK HERE
National Maritime Museum
This museum is beautifully curated and filled with heavenly
mermaid ship masts, magical sailing history, and gorgeous sailing tools.
You can visit it in the lovely Greenwich area!
instruments Pictures taken: Inside and outside of the Maritime Museum
Photographed by: Pierre Eymard and myself
Outfit details:
Hat: Late 1950s bonnet with flowers on the outside and floral print on the inside
Blouse: 1960's from a stall in Spitalfields
Skirt: Reiss from previous collections
Umbrella: 1960sTuesday, August 9, 2011
The Pre raphaelites
Kelly Marie and I went to see the "Beauty for beauty's sake" at the V&A
Which had an abundant of beautiful artork from the aesthetic movement..AKA Pre raphaelite paintings!
We not only wanted everything and to belong to this period
but we also came to the same conclusion about eachother:
We bare resemblance to many of the girls of the era!
A few days ago we found gold hair pieces that look esactly like the paintings...
We will be sporting these soon! ...
Pictures taken: V&A and the Kings cross tube station
Photographed by: Kelly Marie and I
Outfit details:
Top: 1940s Nylon Jersey 1 of two pieces
Skirt: From a past Reiss collection
Shoes: 1950s Found at beyond retroUmbrella: 1960s amazing-ness..even has its own cover!
Hat: 1950s floral berries with flocked flower netting
Credit Crunch Weddings - Are Brides Economizing?
Credit Crunch Weddings - Are Brides Economizing?
by: Nicola Ray
Recommended Reading (Audio Book Suggestion)
Planning Your Unique Wedding: At-Ease, On-Budget & In-Love
by: Nicola Ray
Recommended Reading (Audio Book Suggestion)
Planning Your Unique Wedding: At-Ease, On-Budget & In-Love
As the nation's financial health grows worse, it seems like budget weddings are becoming more and more common. Wedding specialists say that brides are spending less on traditional wedding items when it comes to the various elements of their special day.
Formal, white weddings are expensive, and the wedding industry capitalises on a bride's intense desire to have the day of her dreams. Well, they did a few years ago. Now, even specialised wedding shops will accommodate their lower-budget needs and ideals.
Wedding dress shops, essentials of the wedding industry, are a great example of this change. Many shops are running constant sales, especially on off-the-peg dresses, and these sales can save you hundreds of pounds.
Even jewellers are feeling the crunch as more couples choose white gold rings or palladium over more premium, expensive platinum. Shiny new wedding rings look beautiful either way, and, really, no one can tell the difference in the price or metals.
Wedding cake makers are also making changes as more brides are saving money by asking for fancier two-tier cakes rather than the more traditional three-tier. The third tier isn't usually necessary, and more brides are proving that a wedding can be both stunning and affordable as they make choices about budget cuts.
Brides are also saving on venues and services from photographers, videographers, and caterers as they schedule weekday weddings. Most venues and service providers will discount weekdays, as they typically don't get much business on these days.
In spite of not having a lot of money to go around, budget brides are showing that a dream wedding is possible with less money than has traditionally been spent on weddings, and vendors are more and more willing to help with budget weddings. The best way to save money is to set your priorities and spend extra on those while you cut spending on less important or noticeable items. Only you and your fiancé actually know what you spent on your wedding day, and your guests will still be wowed by the celebration.
Formal, white weddings are expensive, and the wedding industry capitalises on a bride's intense desire to have the day of her dreams. Well, they did a few years ago. Now, even specialised wedding shops will accommodate their lower-budget needs and ideals.
Wedding dress shops, essentials of the wedding industry, are a great example of this change. Many shops are running constant sales, especially on off-the-peg dresses, and these sales can save you hundreds of pounds.
Even jewellers are feeling the crunch as more couples choose white gold rings or palladium over more premium, expensive platinum. Shiny new wedding rings look beautiful either way, and, really, no one can tell the difference in the price or metals.
Wedding cake makers are also making changes as more brides are saving money by asking for fancier two-tier cakes rather than the more traditional three-tier. The third tier isn't usually necessary, and more brides are proving that a wedding can be both stunning and affordable as they make choices about budget cuts.
Brides are also saving on venues and services from photographers, videographers, and caterers as they schedule weekday weddings. Most venues and service providers will discount weekdays, as they typically don't get much business on these days.
In spite of not having a lot of money to go around, budget brides are showing that a dream wedding is possible with less money than has traditionally been spent on weddings, and vendors are more and more willing to help with budget weddings. The best way to save money is to set your priorities and spend extra on those while you cut spending on less important or noticeable items. Only you and your fiancé actually know what you spent on your wedding day, and your guests will still be wowed by the celebration.
Monday, August 8, 2011
The Airbrush Make up Master at Kasalan 2011
An uprising Filipina airbrush master will showcase her skills during the Kasalan 2011 Ikaanim na Yugto: Part 1. Ms. Kay Rodriguez, a certified Hollywood and New York-trained Airbrush Makeup Specialist, will be on stage for the three-day event to do a special airbrush demo on modern day brides. Be able to experience a revolution in makeup through high definition airbrush technology. This demo is sponsored by Temptu Pro Philippines.
Featured real bride models are: Deli Espiritu-Orbon, Macy Masocol-Aguilar and Ailynne Vergara-Wijangco. Visit Ms. Kay Rodriguez' booth (No. 108) and get a special promo package.
Kasalan Wedding Exhibit by Events Unlimited Philippines is done annually to feature Filipiniana-inspired wedding coutures. Other apparels and wedding suppliers will also be found during the event. The wedding exhibit will be held at Megatrade Hall 1, SM Megamall, Philippines on August 12-14, 2011.
Related links:
Wedding Opportunities with Ms. Kay Rodriguez
Kasalan 2011 Ikaanim na Yugto: Part 1
Kasalan Wedding Exhibit by Events Unlimited Philippines is done annually to feature Filipiniana-inspired wedding coutures. Other apparels and wedding suppliers will also be found during the event. The wedding exhibit will be held at Megatrade Hall 1, SM Megamall, Philippines on August 12-14, 2011.
Related links:
Wedding Opportunities with Ms. Kay Rodriguez
Kasalan 2011 Ikaanim na Yugto: Part 1
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