Alders Photography Blog » Los Angeles Wedding Photography Liane and Robert are some of my dear friends. So you can imagine my joy when they told me they were engaged! And you can imagine my elation when they told me they were going back to Liane’s home state of Hawaii for the wedding! And I’m sure you can imagine my heartbreak when they told me their date…because I was already booked. Liane and Robert chose the Queen Emma Summer Palace to wed at, harkening back to Hawaii’s unique history and culture. And despite the downpour that day, Melanie did an absolutely fabulous job with the photos! I especially loved the details about Liane’s dress. Details aside, I love Liane and Robert’s love. To view the rest of the images, click here! Vendors: Venue: Queen Emma Summer Palace Hair & Makeup: Cheryl Hazelgrove Catering: Tanioka’s Catering Floral Leis: Lin’s Lei Shop Cake: Tiers of Joy Rentals: Accel Party Rentals & Design Wedding Dress: Toadstool Farm Vintage
Wedding Graduates: Ellie & Mark « A Practical Wedding I’m beyond overjoyed to finally (finally!) bring you Ellie’s wedding graduate post. Ellie writes at Wedding For Two and has been stressing on Twitter for months about not having quite the right thing to say, and about how she didn’t feel married after her wedding, and about how life has been hard lately, and that’s tough as a newlywed. I thought I knew what getting married and having a wedding was all about. Why do I say that? As a side note: you should also know that it’s really okay if you don’t spend a whole lot of time with your husband on your wedding day – you get the rest of your lives. The most important things about our wedding, to me, turned out to be things like the last few moments with my parents and my sister right before we walked down the aisle, and the way that I felt as I walked past everyone I loved and they were all smiling at me like crazy. I could tell you all about how the details aren’t really that important, but the funny thing is – they are.
Stop the Insanity: How To Crush Communication Overload :: Tips :: The 99 Percent Tina Roth Eisenberg of Swiss Miss recently declared that she had reached a personal communication crisis: “Too many channels. Too many messages. Too much noise. Too much guilt… The world sends me tweets, direct messages, texts, chats with me on skype, sends me Facebook emails (!) Amen, Swiss Miss. As a recent Boston Globe piece points out, it takes two to tango: A new technology does not act alone, after all, but in concert with our ambitions for it. We’ll interrupt dinner to send a “quick email” on our phones, check into Foursquare as we settle in for a beer at the local bar, or tweet a picture of a memorable experience as it’s happening. It’s time to take responsibility for our communications. Whenever someone sends us a message, we always have a choice. Step 1: Define your rules of engagement. Every message is not created equal. Anything can be a rule: They can be time-based, situation-based, contact-based. Every message is not created equal. What’s Your Approach?
» Brides Up North - UK Wedding Blog, Wedding Fairs & Events In Yorkshire & The North East & North West Style Me Pretty Offbeat Bride | Wanjiru & Ricky's mish-mash of color and fun wedding I doubt any of us could forget Wanjiru's AMAZING red fairy wings and her "practical," floofy, pink reception dress. Now, for your drooling pleasure, is the full deal on this colorful, to-die-for wedding! -Becca The offbeat bride: Wanjiru, Doctor (and Tribe member) Her offbeat partner: Ricky, Administration Location & date of wedding: Emoyeni, Johannesburg, South Africa — October 10, 2010 What made our wedding offbeat: I refused to wear a veil let alone have hair on my head. I mish-mashed ideas from everywhere. I refused to choose a color theme. I compiled my playlist. We had an eight course cocktail dinner followed by a five course dessert. We had a teensy decor budget and decided to bring in my small tribe of stuffed toys to help out on the day. My mom also volunteered her suncatchers for the wedding (she sells them at fleamarkets and the like) and they were strung along the pathways bringing color and sound and helped direct people to the ceremony. Roses were banned from the day. wohoo!
London Bride Blog | Modern + Stylish London Wedding Planning + Inspiration Wedding Chicks Robin & Michael's raucous roller derby rockin' wedding The offbeat bride: Robin (aka Suzy Snakeyes), Administrative Assistant in the fitness industry and blocker for the Tough Cookies Her offbeat partner: Michael (aka Mike Snakeyes), Advertising Account Manager and L.A. Derby Dolls statistician Date and location of wedding: Doll Factory, venue for the L.A. Derby Dolls roller derby league — September 4, 2010 What made our wedding offbeat: Michael and I met through the L.A. Keeping with the theme, for our rehearsal dinner, we treated guests to pizza and beer as well as an exhibition roller derby game featuring a Brides team in all white against the Grooms team decked out in black tuxedo shirts. Michael and I gave our respective teams their pre-game pep talks and we did the play by play for our friends and family, many of whom had never seen roller derby before. And, of course, we rolled into our reception in style — on roller skates! As for the reception, fun was the name of the game. Our officiant wore a referee jersey.
ROCK MY WEDDING, UK Wedding blog and planning website Snippet & Ink Bridesmaid 101 - Bridesmaid Intro Bridesmaid Intro Definition Brides-Maid - n. A woman who atttends on a bride at her wedding (Websters Revised Unabridged Dictionary, 19967) A Bridesmaid is usually a close friend or sister who takes more of an active part in the wedding experience. Being a bridesmaid has some important and fun tasks such as helping with the Bridal Shower and Bachelorette Party. Check out the Bridesmaid Duties, Bridesmaid Planning, Bridesmaid Gifts, and Bridesmaid Dresses for more information on great ideas to make the wedding experience a great time!
Love My Dress UK Wedding Blog: Real Weddings We are *so* happy to be here this morning!! We'll be updating you with further information soon, but we apologise from our hearts that Love My Dress® was inaccessible for most of yesterday and we are so grateful for your emails, tweets and Facebook messages of support. This was due to a 'Denial of Service' attack on our platform, Typepad - an incident that had impact on all Typepad blogs all over the world. This morning's chic, city summer wedding, sent in by photographer David at Modern Vintage Weddings, makes up for the downtime of yesterday. “We were inspired by the ever-popular vintage style. Photography Copyright (c) 2014, Modern Vintage Weddings “Dan and I met when we were 19 and at university, a mere 11 years ago! We got engaged in New York City, on The Highline, a formerly abandoned railway line that is now a park. “Our ceremony took place at Islington Town Hall. Our receptions as held at St John’s Gate, Farringdon. "The best part of the day was the ceremony.
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