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Wedding Blog

  • Healthy Bride: 6 reasons Why You Should Drink More Water

    You’re getting in shape and watching what you eat-all in preparation for your big day! Whether your goal is weight loss, increasing your energy or just overall wellness, I’ll be offering tips for a healthier you twice each month. First, we’ll start with the basics of eating and exercising right. This week: water and why it’s so important for you to drink lots of it.

    The human body, like planet Earth, is almost two-thirds water. Every cell in your body depends on water in order to do its job properly. It is essential for survival and for optimal health. Not getting enough water can lead to dehydration which means your body does not have the water it needs to carry out normal functions. Many people suffer from mild, chronic dehydration.

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  • Guest Blogger: Wishpot with Bachelorette Party Tips

    Photography by Jeff Newsom - see more at www.jeffnewsom.com

    Bachelorette Party Tips

    Looking to host or have the BEST bachelorette party out there? Here are a few fail safe tips.

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  • Guest Blogger: Cake Wrecks Hall of Shame - Part III

    We continue our lesson in the world of wedding-cakes-gone-wrong with the following cake disaster examples. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Here now is...
    What You Don't Want To Hear About YOUR Wedding Cake, Part III!

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  • Guest Blogger: Cake Wrecks Hall of Shame - Part II

    Photography by Milton Gil Photographers - see more at www.miltongil.com

    Last week we gave a few examples (for your viewing pleasure of course) of how wedding cakes can go oh-so-wrong. To continue our lesson in this often overlooked issue, we present to you…
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  • Planning Tip of The Week: Real or Fake

    Photography by Cameron Ingalls - see more at www.cameroningalls.com

    The economic crunch has affected many brides and grooms planning their wedding, and cutting (out) the extravagant cake seems to be a popular way to keep a few bucks in the pocket. According to The Wedding Report, the average cost of a custom created cake in 2008 is nearly $550. And mind you, that is a basic buttercream frosted cake. No fillings, exotic flavors, artsy icing, none; just cake.

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  • Wedding Planning Tip of the Week: Cool Treats!

    Photography by The Wiebners - Joel and Rita Wiebner - see more at www.thewiebners.com

    As your guests turn up the heat at your wedding reception with their dancing skills, bring in a sweet surprise to cool them down!

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  • In The Spirit

    Photography by Anna Kuperberg - see more at www.kuperberg.com

    Weddings make some people nervous. Yes, making the "til death do us part" commitment in front of a group of 200 is enough to activate butterflies in almost anyone. Add that to what is likely to be a hectic several days of preparation and last minutes worries and you've got the makings of a cocktail that might knock your socks off.

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  • Party Like You're Getting Married Tomorrow!

    Photography by Cameron Ingalls - see more at www.cameroningalls.com

    Before I get to the fun and original rehearsal dinner themes, I think it’s important to point out that while traditionally the rehearsal dinner is hosted by the Groom’s family, it is still a good idea to consult with the Happy Couple regarding their wishes here. Some may prefer a more traditional dinner, and therefore might be unpleasantly surprised to find out that the event had been turned into (for example) a cowboy-themed hoedown parody –oops, I meant party – without their consent. I speak from experience here, believe you me, partner. However, for those who like to mix it up a little bit, here are a few creative ideas to get you started. Giddyup!

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  • Let the Good Times Roll...and Roll, and Roll: A Guide to Extended Wedding Celebrations

    Photography by Cameron Ingalls - see more at www.cameroningalls.com

    After the knot is tied, when the toasts are over and the dust has settled back on the dance floor, many newlyweds feel like they blinked and missed the party. Their wedding celebration flew by in a whirlwind of champagne and chiffon, and they hardly got to visit with anybody or enjoy the festivities.

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  • The "Ice" in Nice for your Wedding Reception

    Photograph by Renee Robichaux

    A very classic accent to any wedding is the elegance of ice sculptures. They make dramatic centerpieces for buffet tables and overall décor. If you’re thinking about having an ice sculpture at your wedding reception, here are some facts and tips that will help you find exactly what you need!

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