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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Site of the day: Wedding Tracker
Friday, November 7, 2008
Best Spring 2009 Wedding Trends
From Grecian-inspired gowns for the bride to flapper dresses for the bridesmaids, here are some of the best Spring 2009 wedding trends to plan for:
Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: Black Flowers and Accessories
Black wedding dresses were a top trend in 2007, and black reigns on with black accessories for 2009. Pick up black roses or rosettes, black table linens and black and white color combinations for a sophisticated and modern look.
  La Regale Bridal Handbag Stash your essentials in a glamorous beaded shimmer or satin purse  |  Beverly Clark Wedding Collection  includes a Guest book Ring Pillow Penholder Album Garter and Flowergirl Basket |
Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: Pink Dresses
Pink is a top choice for color this Spring 2009, so deck out the bridesmaids in classic, pastel or shocking pink for a modern twist to basic cream and white. Flapper-inspired dresses with their fitted, mid-calf length style get a fresh look in innocent pink.
  Alfred Angelo Bridesmaid Dress waist accented with a sash and bow and a knee length A-line skirt |  DaVinci Bridesmaid Dress Select from colors such as fun Bubblegum to tropical Tangerine |  Raylia Designs Bridesmaid Dress features a sabrina neckline and contrasting color belt |
Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: Red-Trimmed Wedding Gowns
Red is a bold and vibrant addition to the usual pastels and classic white ensembles for Spring weddings, and you'll find it trimming wedding gowns and bridesemaid dresses this season. The red and white combination adds a twist of modern romance to any Spring wedding.
 Forever Yours Informal Wedding Dress This strapless gown features a wrap waist with applique trim and contrast edging |  Alfred Angelo Wedding Dress This strapless gown features a lace-up corset back |  DaVinci Immediate Delivery Wedding Dress Sweetheart neckline bodice with lace overlay waistline. |
Wedding Trend for Spring 2009: The Mini Wedding Dress
Super-short wedding dresses are a fresh trend for Spring 2009, giving you every excuse to show off those legs this season. Pair this look with ankle-tied sandals for a chic, dramatic look this wedding season.
 Alfred Angelo Wedding Dresses features spaghetti straps and sheath skirt with cascade hem |  Watters Bride Wedding Dress leeveless mini dress features a scalloped neckline and hem |
Sabah Karimi writes about wedding trends, fashion and style for several online and offline publications. Read more about Top Wedding Trends for Spring 2009 in this Spring 2009 wedding trends article.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Sabah_Karimi
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Cheap Weddings - How to Plan a Cheap Wedding
· Guest List - Firstly, when you are planning a budget wedding you need to be ruthless with the guest list. The more guests you invite, the more the costs will escalate. Invite close family members and friends only, and explain to those people who may be disappointed at not receiving an invite that you are just having a small, intimate wedding. With a smaller guest list you will be able to book a smaller venue, which will save you some money.
· Ceremony - Civil ceremonies are generally cheaper, but if you request that the registrar comes to a venue you have chosen, they may charge you extra. Get married in the registrar's official rooms to keep ceremony costs down, which are usually well-decorated and perfectly suitable for smaller guest parties of up to 30 people.
· Reception Venue - Look at local hotels and halls for your reception to cut down on travelling costs. Pick smaller, more intimate venues that will be cheaper to hire out. This might also mean you could spend a bit more on decorations and flowers for the room. Instead of having an open bar, arrange with the venue to have a glass of bucks fizz set out ready for when everyone arrives for the first toast, and then let people order and pay for their own drinks from then on.
· Food - A buffet is the cheapest way to feed everyone, and if you have a small wedding party you may want to provide a home cooked buffet with the help of a few friends or relatives. Remember people don't need anything fancy, but they will expect tasty, generous food.
· Cake - Cakes made by professional wedding services can be very expensive, so ask your friends and relatives if anyone has any baking skills, and whether they might be willing to make the cake for you. A simple single layer, white iced cake with a flower decoration top can look lovely, and as long as you have enough to give everyone a piece it can be made from any cake base, sponge, cheesecake, fruitcake etc...
· Outfits - Just pick outfits for the bride and groom and don't take on the expense of providing the main wedding party with matching outfits. Many of the main high street shops sell a good range off-the-rack wedding dresses for as little as $100, so spend some time shopping around and you should find one that suits you. If you are happy buying second hand dresses, you can find some amazing bargains on eBay and other online auction sites. Choose your approximate size, and then seek the services of a seamstress to make any necessary adjustments. Buying wedding dresses from bridal shops can be very expensive, and you may find the cheaper dresses (still not that cheap!) are very plain, and not as pretty as the high street options. For the groom, there are plenty of high street shops that sell suits, so you should be able to find something very smart and well fitted for around $100-200.
· Honeymoon - Honeymoons should be special, but try not to get yourself into debt by booking a honeymoon you can't really afford. You should never book your honeymoon on a credit card - it could take you literally years to pay it off. Look around travel agents, holiday websites and newspapers for deals. Don't forget to budget spending money too, and some people find it better to book all-inclusive honeymoons, so they don't have to worry about affording food and drink whilst they are away.
"Perfect Blend" Tea Wedding Favor Tea Bags
$0.95 eachSo many people enjoy the soothing effects of tea. Now you can give that gift to your guests with this delusions blend of black tea. The Wedding Tea Collection is made from robust black tea leaves and is sealed in a white foil envelope (2.5""w x 3""h) that locks in the rich flavor and freshness. Personalize each package with the bride and groom's names and the date of their joyous day. Because the tea bags are personalized there is a minimum order of 60 bags. Enter the names and wedding dates in the fields provided.
Find moe low cost and unusual wedding favors - bridesmaid gifts - bridal shower favors at My Wedding Favors.com.
Silver Favor Pail
$0.99 eachOffer your guests sweet gratitude by the bucketful. Fill these adorable pails with tealights or colorful candy -- either way they are the perfectly affordable favor. Pails measure 2 1/2 inches in diameter and 2 inches high. Movable handle. (Cocktail umbrellas separately. )
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Monday, October 27, 2008
Create a FREE customized online wedding album
The bride and groom get a private, password-protected album that lets them:
- Send email invitations to their wedding guests with a personal access code - no signup or registration required for the guests to upload!
- Download all the high-resolution photos - either individually or in bulk.
- Have complete control over the content of their album - delete, move, rotate, sort, relabel any of the uploaded photos.
- Relive the special day be interacting with photo comments with your guests.
- View the photos 1 by 1 or with our beautiful flash slideshow.
- Get an email update with all the activity in your album.
- Have email reminders automatically sent to your wedding guests before and after the wedding, reminding them to bring their cameras and to upload photos.
Wedding guests and attendees can:
- Access weddings either via an email invitation link or special access code - no registration required!
- Download all the high-resolution photos - either individually or in bulk.
- Interact with the couple and the other guests via photo commments.
- View all weddings they've attended by registering on The Wedding Lens and telling their engaged friends to use The Wedding Lens.
- Get email updates about new photo uploads and comments.
Forget about disposable cameras - digital photos are better quality, easier, and more environmentally friendly. Create your free album today!
How It All Started
The Wedding Lens started in 2007 when one of the founders was getting married and couldn't find an effective way for guests to share photos without ending up with photo album links from lots of different photos sites (Facebook, flickr, snapfish, picasa, etc.).
He and his bride wanted guests to be able to share photos, but they could find only photo-sharing sites that allowed each guest to upload pictures to a different account and then send the links to the albums back and forth - resulting in a disjoint experience. It was also hard for the bride and groom to upload high-resolution copies of the photos that guests had taken.
The answer was a solution that one of the other founders whipped together immediately after the wedding. The solution proved to be a useful way for the guests to upload and download each other photos and was especially useful for the bride and groom. After some discussion with other newlyweds who wished they had the solution and the wedding guests, the early prototype became the foundation for The Wedding Lens you see today.
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Monday, June 2, 2008
Site of the day: WedSimple
You can use your wedding website to keep guests informed about your wedding plans, wedding venues and provide out-of-town guests with information such as accommodation, transportation and local attractions.
You can upload an unlimited number of pictures, music files and create as many pages as you like on your website. Your wedding guests can communicate with you via our wedding websites.
Your custom wedding website also includes an RSVP online facility, allowing guests to RSVP via your website. The RSVP responses are then stored in your account so that you can review or export them to your own computer at any time.
Unique to wedsimple.com is the ability to add as many wedding events as you wish. You can add a bachelor/bachelorette party, shower or any other pre-wedding party. You can create invitations and RSVP responses for every event.
The wedding tools include enable you to manage every aspect of your wedding. Create wedding guest lists, wedding invitations, table plans for your wedding reception and even monitor your wedding gifts and wedding budget.
The best way of getting to know wedsimple.com is to try it free. Click 'free trial' above to get started!
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Site of the Day: Wedding Window
Having a personal wedding website can be a true time-saver for both engaged couples and invited guests. Planning even the simplest wedding can involve a great deal of correspondence. With that in mind, having a custom wedding website can be the key to a stress-free experience.
Keep your friends, family and bridal party informed by posting all of your wedding details from accommodation ideas and directions to online RSVP and gift registry information. Not only are you able to upload an unlimited number of personal photos, but you can also customize your website even more by naming your web pages anything you wish. Allow your wedding party to correspond with you through web pages specifically designated for that purpose.
Wedding Websites are a must for every couple that is soon-to-be married.
One of our most popular features is the ability to accept multiple RSVPs. With this capability, you can receive responses for everything from your bachelor/bachelorette party to your shower to a pre-wedding party.
The cost of stamps, rsvp cards and envelopes alone can more than pay for your personal wedding website. All of your responses will be stored right in your account so you don't have to keep track of each response yourself. You can even export your RSVP responses if you wish to have your own copy on your local computer.
Our wedding websites also let you keep track of your visitors through a convenient visitor login field. You can request that your guests sign in with their name or email address. If you opt to require email addresses, you can even keep your guests informed with a simple email blast to everyone who has visited your site. Our password protection is unmatched. The Wall Street Journal even noted that our "Security is like Fort Knox." You can elect to password protect your entire site, specific pages or nothing at all.
Don't forget to send out those save-the-date cards to inform your guests that you have a wedding website. Simply include your easy to remember website address and direct your guests to visit your wedding site for future updates.
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