August 8, 2008
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Everyone is doing it, and according to “All Wedding Ideas” . . .
As an interactive medium, your wedding website can serve as the focal point for family and friends to find the latest information they need about your wedding – anywhere, any time. A Wedding Website makes your special day even more memorable.
With the release of a website, you can keep all of your wedding guests informed about your wedding details. Simply include your wedding website address with your invitations to direct your guests. They can RSVP, purchase a gift from your registry, find service & reception details, find & book hotels, sign your guest book, and much more.
You can tell the story of how you met and the story of the proposal with everyone. This is a great way to help guests who may not know you that well to get acquainted before coming to the wedding. Share your romance with stories and pictures. Let your guests pour over everything from bios to stories of how you met and where he popped the question. After the wedding, there is no need to spend more money on multiple copies of pictures. You can quickly and elegantly present all your special photographs with online photo albums. We make it easy for you, fun and convenient for your guests.
A wedding website can also be an invaluable resource if you have out-of-town guests. You can place travel and local information on your website to facilitate and increase your guest’s experience while attending your wedding.
A wedding website is a wonderful way to share your wedding with those who were unable to attend in person. After your wedding, you can post wedding pictures to your website. This will be a cherished place to return to while surfing the Internet.
August 8, 2008
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- Your wedding is a show – this is show business. This may sound crass or insensitive but let’s get real. Your obligation is to put on a show that impresses the women, period. Forget about the fathers, the brothers, the uncles, the male business associates invited – plan your wedding specifically for the women planned to be in attendance. Give the women a good show and your wedding will be a success, guaranteed.
- There is no specific dollar range that ensures success. You can blow tens of thousands and have a public relations disaster. On the other hand, don’t get hysterical about the cost of everything. And these days you are free to talk about having both families help absorb the cost.
- It is an axiom that nothing guarantees success, but a lack of planning will guarantee dismal failure. So plan, plan, plan for every detail and put it neatly and legibly on paper.
- The more months you have to plan the more options you have for everything, including some room to re-negotiate with certain vendors.
- When planning the date consider:
- The weather
- Whether the most important people have scheduled commitments for that day that they cannot change
- Whether some huge event in your town may interfere with traffic patterns around your wedding location or reception
- Whether a close by Holiday may make air travel or transportation problematic as far as having people in town on time. For instance, if you live in New Orleans, a wedding in the French Quarter during Mardi Gras is asking for trouble.
August 4, 2008
· Filed under Bridesmaid, wedding planning, weddings · Tagged say yes to the dress, wedding, wedding day, wedding planning, wedding tips
A few days before You Do, here are some “Do’s” to help ensure as little anxiety as possible, and make some great memories.
Beauty time line, on the wedding day
* Have a massage in the morning. This will give you time to relax and reflect before your big event.
* Take a long bath.
* Eat at least one small meal, you don´t want to pass out at the altar.
* Have your hair and make-up done a few hours before the ceremony. If at all possible, have your stylist and make-up artist come to you. This will prevent any “weather” damage.
* Start dressing one to two hours before the ceremony and do any necessary make-up touches.
Take deep breaths and enjoy the moment! All of the planning is over, its time to enjoy the blessed event!
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August 4, 2008
· Filed under Bridesmaid, wedding planning, weddings · Tagged bride, say yes to the dress, wedding, wedding care, wedding dress, wedding tips
Make the Most of Your Blushing, Fresh Face on Your Wedding Day!
In order to shine like the rock on your finger on your special day, the experts say there are important body-care habits that you should begin to develop months beforehand. Splurge on good skin care products, and hop to your favorite spa for a facial when you can. Establishing a skin care “plan” is a sure-fire way to ensure a fresh, beautiful complexion on the big day. Skin care should also be researched according to skin type, it is just as important as researching the right dress for the right body type!
It is also imperative to keep up or begin better eating habits long before you stroll down that aisle! The skin is the largest organ on the body, and it has to detox all the bad stuff you put in. Make sure you have a handle on splurges, and curb junk food any chance you get!
