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Caleruega Church Wedding Tagaytay: Richard and Kaye Same Day Edit Wedding Video

Tuesday, September 21st, 2010


Richard Palumbarit and Kaye Saavedra wedding. Same Day Edit Wedding Video by Buddy Gancenia

Is it okay to wear two wedding gowns for the same wedding?

Wednesday, August 25th, 2010

I want to get married in a beautiful, traditional flowing dress. I want to wear this dress for the Ceremony and for the first half of the Reception.

However, is it common to wear a second, more modern looking dress during the last half of the reception? The second dress would be sexy, more form fitting, you get the point.
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Chelsea Clinton wedding: the teacher getting married same place, same time

Sunday, August 1st, 2010

Chelsea Clinton wedding: the teacher getting married same place, same time
Just when you thought you had everything planned for your big day, another family goes and decides to hold a wedding in the same day in the same town.

Read more on Daily Telegraph

Are You Sick and Tired of the Same Old Wedding Favors?

Friday, July 30th, 2010

How many times have you gone online to shop for wedding favors and have noticed that every site seems to be selling the same exact items?  What gives?

Online retailers are usually reselling items from a drop shipper, meaning a company that manufacturers and ships all the items for them.  This is very convenient for someone that sells online as it means they don’t need to actually make up the wedding favors, warehouse thousands of them, and do any actual packing and shipping.  There are only a few major drop shippers when it comes to wedding favors, so you understand why so many online retailers wind up selling the same items.

However, understanding what’s going on behind the scenes with online retailers of wedding favors probably doesn’t help you out much when you’re shopping.  Just because those websites are all getting their products from the same place doesn’t mean that you’re happy to have the same items as everyone else!  So what to do?

If you want unique and personal wedding favors then it’s time to think outside the box, as they say.  Purchasing favors that you know other people have purchased is perfectly fine but to make them unique to you, dress them up a bit.  Get some wrapping paper that fits the theme or tone of your wedding and wrap them individually, tying them with huge ribbon or a big bow.  If you are having a more casual wedding, you could get helium balloons on ribbon and tie that around each of your wedding favors for a fun and festive touch.  You can also print out a small personal message to your guests and roll them up and slide them under the ribbon of your wedding favors for a great personal touch.

Remember that there are many other options for wedding favors than you might expect.  While items like candles and small tins or bags of candy are popular choices, you can use some creativity when choosing items for your wedding.  Check your local stationery store for some nice note cards that match the theme of your wedding.  Visit a nursery to get some tiny potted plants.  You can find small vases or clay pots virtually anywhere, all of which are very affordable.  Small wooden boxes you purchase from the craft supply store make for great wedding favors that anyone can use as added storage on a desk or dresser.

Don’t rule out personalized candy bar wrappers as wedding favors.  There are literally hundreds of designs available and typically you can find something that matches the theme or tone of your wedding, and of course they’re usually personalized for free.  A nice chocolate bar is something that just about everyone loves, so of course you can’t go wrong with these as wedding favors!

Putting some mental energy into your choice of favors is not a chore, but rather it’s a fun and enjoyable part of planning your wedding.  And remember that your wedding favors are your way of thanking your guests for being there and for sharing in your special day, so that thought and effort is an expression of your gratitude but will also help you to make a decision in finding favors that really are personal and unique to you!

 

Linda Ellison is a freelance writer who specializes in trends and lifestyles. Her previously published fiction works, including the Dana Ford Mystery Series, have been on bookshelves nationwide. Visit www.FavorsAndWraps.com to read more about the latest trends in wedding favors.

Same Sex Marriage – The Wedding Invitation DVD (Wedding Teaser)

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010


After Steven and Ciro were married in a legal civil ceremony on June 17, 2008, they immediately began to plan their wedding celebration. They wanted to schedule it before the upcoming November 4th election where Proposition 8 was on the ballot, and so the weekend of October 3-5 was selected, with The Queen Mary in Long Beach, California as the venue of choice. The plan: to offer a weekend of festivities to out-of-town guests: a Friday afternoon cocktail reception in the ship’s lounge, a Friday night “Wedding’s Eve Dinner” at Sir Winston’s Restaurant shipboard, a Saturday afternoon on-deck Wedding Ceremony performed by the Ship’s Captain with an evening reception in the Queen’s Salon, and a Sunday brunch in the fabulous Grand Salon. Local friends and family were invited to Saturday only, and many of them opted to stay Saturday evening. The list of out-of-towners included immediate and extended family, and many friends. Most of them hailed from the NYC area, and some traveled from Indiana, Ohio, Arizona, and North Carolina. C&S committed to ten hotel rooms on the Queen Mary. A Wedding Teaser DVD was included in the invitation package. This Teaser proved so effective that the hotel reservation grew to 30 rooms! The Wedding’s Eve Dinner had 40 out-of-town guests in attendance, and the Saturday events had 160. Who knew!

Should my flower girl’s dress be the same fabric as the other dresses in my wedding?

Friday, July 16th, 2010

My wedding dress (as well as the bridesmaid dresses) is taffeta. So far I have only been looking at dresses that are taffeta for the sake of continuity. However, that definitely limits the number of possibilities. Would it look okay to have her dress in organza or something similar?

How do you word a Wedding invitation if the wedding/reception are at the same place but hrs apart?

Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

How do you word a Wedding invitation if the wedding/reception are at the same place but hrs apart?
The Wedding is at 1:30 and Hors d’ oeuvres will be served 5:00 and Dinner is at 6:00

Is a destination wedding reception the same as a traditional reception?

Saturday, March 20th, 2010

If a couple gets married far away and then has a celebration back at home later, are the activities pretty much the same as a traditional wedding reception? First dance, champagne toast, cutting the cake, father/daughter dance, bouquet & garter toss, and so on? What are normal activities for a formal destination wedding celebration?