Sunday, December 11, 2011
JOLIE & ANTHONY'S WEDDING
The Invitations
“I think what I tried to capture with my wedding was a mixture of my personality, sophisticated yet fun. I tried to keep that theme going as much as possible throughout all the details.” –The Bride
The Wedding Dress
The Shoes
The Bride and Groom
Taking pictures off site from the wedding gives you unique photos that no one else will have. Choose a fun background like this rustic barn for one of a kind pictures.
The Rings
The Flowers
Gerbera daises and roses made up the beautiful bouquets.
The Bridesmaids
The bridesmaids wore short, black, empire waist dresses. Empire waist dresses are flattering on all figures, and these little black dresses really can be worn again.
The Groomsmen
“I was very lucky to have a photographer who wasn't afraid of taking non-traditional wedding photos. I knew I didn't want just pictures where we were standing in a line looking pretty. I wanted creativity and that's what she gave me.” –The Bride
The Flower Girls
The Ceremony
Most brides don't think about the venues when picking out her dress. If your wedding is at an elaborate location, make sure the dress is just as elaborate. No bride wants to be outdone by the venue. Jolie's full skirted ball gown is a perfect fit for this ornate back drop.
The Place Cards
The Table Settings
Having a mirror as part of the centerpiece is a classy way to add a little shine to the table. Remember that you don't need tons of glitter and sparkles to make something glamorous.
The Reception
A great way to add your color story to the venue is to use colored lights facing the walls. You can see the fuchsia lights illuminating the walls in the photo above. This really adds to the ambiance.
The Cake
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Saturday, December 10, 2011
LAURA & BEN'S WEDDING
The Invitations
"The invitations are one of my favorite details from the wedding because they were completely DIY. I used scrapbook paper for everything, and ribbon to tie them. I used the same paper for the ceremony program so it tied together my theme." -The Bride
The Bouquet
Helpful Tip from the Bride: Make sure to get a copyright release from the photographer so that you own the rights to your wedding photos and can use them however you like.
The Bride and Groom
Great photography is a must on the big day. Make sure to take the time to get those perfect shots like the one seen above.
The Bridesmaids
Choosing full length bridesmaids dresses is a smart choice when the bride has on an elaborate or full skirted gown. These dresses compliment each other perfectly.
The Groomsmen
The Guest Book
"Instead of a guestbook, I left a piece of scrapbook paper for the guests at each table to sign, and left a spot for a picture. After the wedding, I inserted a picture of the guests at that table and put the pages into a scrapbook I made. It's wonderful to be able to look back at the pictures of my guests and all of their comments right besides their picture." - The Bride
The Reception
Make sure to keep your theme in mind when choosing the venue. This venue is truly sophisticated and elegant which flows with the rest of the wedding.
The Cake
The Favors
"I also made the favors. I melted chocolate and put it into mini muffin cups. I put a caramel candy in the middle of each one.Then I wrapped them in tulle circles, tied it with a ribbon, and printed the tags with nice card stock." -The Bride
Photography by Myle's Studio Photography
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Thursday, December 1, 2011
SPRING INTO BRIDAL
Here are ways to bring the spring into your wedding. From flowers and colors to drinks here is your spring wedding how to guide.
Invitations
Place Cards
The Bouquet
The Ceremony
The Cake
The Reception
The Bride and Groom
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
PICKING A CAKE
Traditional
If you are a traditional bride who likes a white dress, a lot of flowers, bridesmaids, groomsmen, etc. then this is the cake for you. The traditional cake is white, round, tiered, and has flowers as accents.
Simple
For the bride who doesn't like a lot of glitter and ruffles, the simple cake is perfect. It's clean, simple, and modest.
Feminine
For the girly girl bride who likes glitter, ruffles, bows, and lots of pink a feminine cake is perfect.
Masculine
For a less girly look, go for a masculine cake. Generally these are chocolate with minimal decorations. This cake looks rich and delicious.
Architectural
For those who appreciate a wonderfully thought out design, this is perfect. It not only looks cool, but it makes you think and is a wonderful conversation piece.
Modern
For those who are not at all traditional and like clean lines, this is a brilliant choice. Choose something artsy and simple.
Themed
To match a themed party, have a themed cake like this fall inspired cake.
Over the Top
This is perfect for the bride who wants the biggest, most talked about, expensive wedding. The saying "less is more" does not exist.
Miniature
Miniature cakes are extremely cute. Each guest gets his or her own mini cake.
Bite Sized
Bite sized cake pops are perfect for a quick and cute treat. These are easy to pass out at the reception and aren't too filling.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
WEDDING FINGER FOOD
Planning appetizers for your wedding can sound daunting but it's not all that hard. Caterers will offer an array of appetizers to try. If you are a DIY bride then you can certainly do it yourself. Here are some easy examples that don't take too long to create and won't break the bank.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
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