Bridey and Groomy sittin’ in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g; first comes love, then comes…marriageandababyinababycarriage.
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Bridey and Groomy sittin’ in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g; first comes love, then comes…marriageandababyinababycarriage.
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 30, 2008
Most couples give great thought to selecting both their videographer and photographer. However, the compatibility of the two is often times overlooked. I am not talking PC or Mac compatible. I am more importantly referring to the compatibility in their style and approach.
Go to full postPosted by of Beth Beljon PhotographyMay 29, 2008
I recently photographed Gus & Laura's wedding. Unlike many traditional couples, they decided to have a smaller celebration. The result was an intimate evening that was altogether personal and touching. I feel very honored and proud to have been selected as their photographer. Over time, I have come across a growing phenomenon with photography in wedding planning:
Go to full postPosted by of Parris Whittingham PhotographyMay 27, 2008
I have a profound respect for film. I always will. Film cameras are like Grandpa. He may be old and dusty, but he can still whoop your butt. There is a respect, appreciation and a fear that should fill your heart every time Grandpa is in your presence.Go to full post
Posted by of Cameron Ingalls PhotographyMay 23, 2008
Ok, ok..there's a tiny catch...
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 22, 2008
Previously we went over the importance of complimenting our Mother-in-Laws…and doing so often. We’re all guilty of this next one…
Go to full postPosted by of TheDILRules.comMay 21, 2008
When wedding photographer, Ken Mendoza of Duende Photo was hired to shoot an engagement party, little did he know that his photographs would play a major role in the wedding ceremony of the same couple a year later.
Go to full postPosted by of Chicken Soup CounselingMay 20, 2008
Summer is just around the corner…and beach weddings are always plentiful this time of year. However, if you are too far away from the sandy shores of Oahu, here some simple tiki tips to bring the seaside to your wedding!
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 19, 2008
Your wedding transportation needs are going to be determined by the locations of your ceremony, reception, and accommodations. If you’re having a destination wedding, for example, where everyone will be staying in the same resort and the ceremony and reception will take place there too, you don’t have a lot to worry about in terms of transportation. However, for most couples, figuring out how to get themselves, their wedding party, and sometimes their guests from point A to B is high on their list of planning priorities. If you want to travel in style on your wedding day, consider some of the following alternatives to the traditional limousine:
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 16, 2008
Posted by of mywedding.comMay 15, 2008
Last week, we were reminded of how much it really does matter to show your MIL that you care for her. Up next is…
Go to full postPosted by of TheDILRules.comMay 14, 2008
Everyone knows that the fantasy get-away city of Las Vegas has a reputation for crazy nights, big money wins (and losses), and of course, “while you wait” wedding chapels. As has been the comedic punch line to many a television show and romantic movie, Las Vegas weddings are synonymous with a few too many drinks and extremely impaired judgment. The legend of the “Vegas Wedding” is not just a Hollywood exaggeration or a figure of speech however; in fact many people have lived through the awkward terror that inevitably follows such a night. Celebrities, in all their wisdom, have succumbed to this judgment-trap with surprising frequency. Below is a list of the top ten celebrity Vegas wedding nights.
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Yes, of course, still love the Jimmy Choos and Manolo Blahniks. But, right now, it’s all about the Chuck Taylors!
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 12, 2008
As I pointed out previously, a wedding is a 'rite of passage.' Your ceremony and celebration make a statement to your community of friends and family that you now have a different identity. You invite friends and family to witness and celebrate this transition with you. Whether your guests include neighbors, co-workers, people from your past, distant relatives or those closest to your heart, you think of these people as your community. You've identified them as the most important people to be present for one of the most important passages in your life.
Go to full postPosted by of Chicken Soup CounselingMay 9, 2008
Would you like $5,000 toward your perfect wedding?
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 8, 2008
Last week we began the journey into the realm of Mother-in-laws and how to build a real relationship with them. Our first mistake was forgetting to call them regularly and we covered how to mend this and improve our calling habits. Remember that these tips, though seemingly small and simple, will help to improve your standing with your MIL as well as begin a friendship between the two of you.
Go to full postPosted by of TheDILRules.comMay 7, 2008
Whether you’re divorced or widowed, if you’re getting married for a second time (or more) you probably feel like you’ve been blessed with a new opportunity for life-long love and happiness. Congratulations! Now before you cue the band to play ‘Second Time Around’(it’s a great first song for non-first-time couples), you’ve got some planning to do! Here are a few tips to help your return to the altar be as special and beautiful as possible.
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 6, 2008
Here’s an idea for a unique, DIY centerpiece!
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comMay 5, 2008