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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Simply Beautiful Cake Toppers
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Fabulous Monogram Stickers and More!
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Sunday, April 11, 2010
Cherry Blossom Favors and More!
Hey! Another Cherry Blossom find, and Platinum Goodies.com has lots of other Cherry Blossom goodies, and more, too! Candles, ceramics, frames, and listed by themes, too, like beach, eco, and elegant. Check them out today!
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Wedding Favors for Your Wedding or Special Occasion
Looking for favors, invitations, party goods, or wedding accessories? Why not check out Favored Occasions? They have lots of goodies available to make your wedding or party memorable! Look at this pretty candle!
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The Green Hanger Shop - Buying and Selling Gently Used Wedding Gowns and Bridesmaids' Dresses
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Saturday, April 10, 2010
Acrylic Drink Dispenser
Laser Cut paper Cupcake Wrappers
Hydrangea, Iris, and Lily Bouquet
Visit A Special Day Designs web site.
Fabulous Wedding Shoes for the Bride or Bridesmaids!
Sunflower Themed Wedding?
Visit Eddies Handpainted Things on Facebook to shop!
New York Wedding Planner Caren Jeanty - Moongate Wedding Planning
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Put Some Class Into Your Wedding Ceremony with a Live String Quartet!
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The Groom's Survival Kit - Silver
Friday, April 9, 2010
Incredible Sugar Flowers from New Jersey Cake Designer Sweet Grace, Cake Designs
All I know is that if I were a New Jersey bride, I know who I would be calling for a cake! Being on the west coast, it's time to order some sugar flowers!
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The 7 Biggest Wedding Guest Complaints
1.Cash bar. Nobody likes a cash bar. It’s essentially saying, “Pay to celebrate our love”! If you are on a budget, pour wines and have beer on tap, or offer one signature cocktail instead. Or just go with a celebratory champagne toast....or no alcohol at all is perfectly fine too. Just don't set up a cash bar!
2. Big journey, small bites. The author of the original article states if guests are traveling they should be served a sit down meal - something of substance, not just appetizers. Small bites are IN, just don't make them all that you offer.
3.All fried food. Include a few healthful appetizers into the rotation - more and more people are being enlightened that the Standard American Diet (SAD) can shorten your lifespan. Please include some vegan appetizers as well - see #4.
4. No veggie option. Just like me, "3.2 percent of Americans claim to be vegetarians, and 10 percent claim to follow a "vegetarian-inclined" diet." And, I might add, you might have a vegan or two attend your wedding. Have some options that contain NO animal products, which include no dairy, meat, or honey. Don't feel that you have to add that blue cheese to a perfectly good vegan salad. And know that even most bread contains eggs and milk. I went to one occasion that had soups, salads, rolls, and iced tea. Not one option was vegetarian - except the iced tea. It's so easy to make sure that you have something vegan (even if it's salad and sliced fruit - that works!).
5. Never ending waits for food service. Low blood sugar is not conducive to celebrating - nor do you want a diabetic auntie to pass out and emergency services called! Take your photos before the wedding, or do offer appetizers while guests are waiting for you to finish your photos.
6. Running out of the big ticket entree. Planning a wedding isn't an exact science -- there are always last minute RSVPs (or people who don't RSVP at all) or those who show up with unexpected guests. Talk to your caterer.
7. Wedding cake face smash. The author says "A curious tradition indeed. The bride and groom cut the cake under the joyous gaze of friends, family, and possibly religious figures, and then, to cement the union, the groom smashes a handful of pricey cake on the (impeccably made-up) bride. Who started this? Who actually enjoys this uneasy ritual? Save the frosting frolicking for the honeymoon.
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My Healthy Foods Blog, The Healthy Rabbit
Vegetarian Entertaining With Friends: 150 Recipes and Menus for Brunches, Buffets, Picnics & Holidays
Unique and Funky Tattoo Wedding Invitation!
Okay, you Harley Divas! Got a couple of tats that you're proud of? Look at this so very unique and cool invitation by Christine of Take It Personally!!! Classic Tattoo design, with hearts, flames, and roses, as she says, all symbols of love. She offers invitations and matching programs.