Lorraine writes: “Hello I’m hoping you can help, I am getting married in April & need some flowers to go with my mink coloured Bridesmaid dresses and my plain white wedding dress. The bridesmaids dresses are off a satin material & almost a toffee colour
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Lorraine’s Mink Brown, White, and Blue Wedding Inspiration Board
Source So the time has come, Miss Pug said, to talk of many things Of shoes , and ships , and sealing wax , of cabbages (or artichokes ) and kings… or UNDERTHINGS! The process of planning a wedding is akin to falling down the rabbit hole with Alice—a little world filled with twists, turns and surprises that you never knew existed until you became a planning bride.
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Of Cabbages and Kings (and Underthings)…
Now that my shoe obsession has been properly established , you can fully appreciate the story of how I found the perfect wedding shoes that weren’t. Upon getting engaged last March, the shoe search began. Around the same time I also began looking for wedding inspiration pictures, and looked at everything tagged “purple” on TheKnot.com .
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Chronicles Of A Shoe-Obsessed Bride, Part 2
Mr. Lace and I looked high and low for a great, yet budget-friendly photographer. After looking through recommendations of friends, combing through wedding websites and reading and following blogs, I was ready to give up and just settle for a DECENT photographer, despite the fact that many of our married friends said to make sure we got a good photographer no matter the cost
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The Engagement Photos
While I wait for my pro pictures, I decided that I needed to finish blogging about my wedding planning, since life had gotten a bit crazy in the past couple of months… so here I go! Some girls dream of their wedding gowns their whole lives. Most women search until they find THE wedding gown of their dreams and want to wear it as long as they can. I am not one of those girls.
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The Dress…
I never really thought too much about veils, even after trying on wedding dresses. I narrowed down what I didn’t like pretty quickly as consultants tried to get me to don giant poofy pieces of tulle: I didn’t want a blusher, or any added volume at the top.
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Let’s Add Another DIY to the List, Shall We? (Or: My Veil)
In addition to our wedding trends for 2010 , our friends and partners at Wishpot have shared their thoughts with us! Hope you enjoy their monthly guest post! This month Wishpot brings you our favorite wedding trends for 2010 .
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Guest Post: Wishpot’s Wedding Trends for 2010
I don’t know if you’ve heard, but we Angelenos are facing some uncharacteristically inclement weather this week. Luckily, I am prepared! In 2009, I think we totaled about three days of rain (two of which you could probably characterize as a drizzle), but I went ahead and ordered some rain boots on Zappos in the spring anyway since my campus practically flooded from it and ruined my favorite ballet flats. (By the way, I am still in mourning and trying to determine whether there is a cause of action against the designer of the parking structure for negligent infliction of emotional distress… no?).
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Singing in the Rain
Alright, time to experiment with dress flowers! The first attempt was from a book I have called Kokoro No Te , but it’s a little too pointy… The book example used a lighter fabric, and was only a few inches tall. This one is, well, nearly a foot and made with canvas! Next I went online to look at different DIY flowers, and walked away with a ton of tutorials: Rosette – (tutorial source) Fabric Flower – (tutorial source) Geisha Flower – (tutorial source) Fabric Rose – (tutorial source) Martha’s Silk Flower – (tutorial source) I went with the rosette for now, since it seemed like a good match for the bumpy skirt. Ta da! I did cheat a little though
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Dress Flowers
I couldn’t help but fall in love with this completely adorable wedding that Kelty over at Steep Street Photography sent our way. Aside from being held at one of the most fabulous So Cal venues, Smog Shoppe , it’s also 100% personality
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Southern California Wedding by Steep Street Photography
So let’s recap: a killer DIY wedding with all the warm, personalized comforts of home. Sweet, in-between-the-moments photography by the amazing Tec Petaja and playful equestrian, forest touches to boot. And for the record, I want to dye my hair EXACTLY the color of this bride’s hair! I just can’t get enough of these photos… More from Alicia, the bride: The thing that still makes me catch my breath when I think back on the day, were the songs that were performed during our ceremony.
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A Denver Wedding with DIY Charm, II
The fun part of the dress: the pick-ups! I just love the poofy-froofiness of a big skirt (though trust me, canvas isn’t the froofiest of materials). Here she is, in a variety of different angles: and my personal favorite… One interesting thing is – Mr
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Dress Mock-Up: Skirt
Ahhhh, dress shopping. As little girls, we dream about the day that we can enter a bridal salon and try on beautiful dresses for our wedding day. It is supposed to be an amazing experience… and sheesh… we place such high expectations on it, don’t we?
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My Feelings on “The Dress:” My Inspiration
We recently got an email from a frequent reader who asked why we didn’t choose more fairytale and fantasy wedding gowns for our “Wedding Dress of the Day” series. In our efforts to be practical, we do NOT want to neglect the whimsical options out there for our brides who like to think outside-of-the-box.
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WDOTD: Fairytale & Fantasy
Whether they adorn the entire skirt or simply add flounce to a neckline, ruffles add a hint of glam and romance like nothing else. Because a ruffle is simply an addition or gather of fabric, there is an elegant continuity in the way it embellishes a bridal gown… With ruffles making a huge comeback this season, sigh, it must be love! Gown by Winnie Chlomin Diamond Label Gown by Romona Keveza Gown by Monique Lhuillier Gown by Lazaro
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A Love Affair with Ruffles
Beautiful wedding dress! Photo from The Wedding Lens If you’re really into being green, there are TONS of green wedding tips out there. But sometimes it’s not doing everything, it’s just doing something. If you’re trying to be green, consider being green with your wedding dress (which, of course, doesn’t have to be the COLOR green – just get it or get one that is eco-friendly!) Consider a pre-owned dress.
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Green Wedding Tips: Wedding Dress!
just me doing a dance cover for taeyang – wedding dress. love the song, love the dance. minus well, yeah
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reppin’ the kooness – ep 1 – taeyang wedding dress (dance cover) -
It’s cold, and it’s January, but many young women already have their eyes set on June for a summer wedding. For area brides-to-be, the Lima bride expo at the civic center provided one stop shopping for the big day.
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One Stop Shopping For The Big Day – 1/10/2010 (WLIO NBC Lima)
I relished in every single minute of the “prettifying” part of my wedding day like it the sleepover party of my dreams. Surrounded by my favorite ladies (sisters Dawn and Kim, future sister-in-law Cathy, bestie Mapo and my mom), getting the royal treatment, feeling full of joy, relaxed and openhearted, my body buzzing with anticipation. It was a fairy tale transformation that made me feel like a bad-ass princess, ready to take on the day, find my prince charming and waltz our way into our happily-ever-after.
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The Ride of Our Lives: A Cinderella Story, Part 1
Finally have this on youtube! This Wedding Dress cover is mainly a dance vid cover but we incorporated some of story/acting as well. hope you like it. It was my first time putting together an entire cover for a song but at the same time, it was fun.
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Taeyang – Wedding Dress Jae Bang Cover
Thanks to the fabulous Stephanie James Couture, I finally found my wedding dress groove: retro 1950s styling . YAY! I quickly researched how much a SJC dress would put a dent in the Pretzel purse, and YAY became NAY. Remember, I have a list of things I vowed not to do during wedding planning and “I won’t spend an arm and a leg on a wedding dress” was on the list.
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Retro Recon
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New Years Party & Wedding Dress Dance Day21
We’ve talked about my feelings of “Bride FAIL” when initially looking at wedding dresses. I told you that I felt little better when I found sleek, modern, build-it-yourself dresses . But I’ve gotta admit I still felt like a bridal fraud because it was the God’s-honest-truth that I could still care less about the dress—not just the process of shopping for the dress—I could care less about THE DRESS
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You Mean My Dress Can Be Short?
091229 TaeYang – Wedding Dress at SBS Gayo DaeJun – the sash is win.
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091229 TaeYang – Wedding Dress at SBS Gayo DaeJun