Bridal Vintage Brooch Bouquet – One of a Kind Heirloom for your Wedding Day
This bridal bouquet is entirely made from vintage brooches, mostly rhinestone brooches and even earrings, on gold-tone metal. Each ‘petal’ was hand assembled, carefully placed over a silk Hydrangea flower stem serving as filler material, and lovingly arranged into a stunning bridal bouquet. All rhinestone brooch colors were selected in a peacock color theme, including … Read more
Romantic Meanings…Don’t Forget the History of Flowers
As you choose your wedding flowers, it is interesting to know there is quite a history and meaning to every single blossom that adorns our earth. If you want to delve deeper than just the visual appeal of your floral selections, do a little research to find out the meaning behind each flower. Here are … Read more
Corporate WOW Factor
If you are an employer who is holding an offsite meeting, one way to make it interesting is by presenting your attendees with “Welcome Bags”. When hosting a meeting with guests that may be from other cities, states or communities, take the time to fill an inexpensive gift bag, basket or small unique storage item … Read more
Wedding Traditions that Stand the Test of Time!
We all want our Wedding to be unique and memorable. However there are some items that should be included in every Wedding.B elow is a list that can be tweaked to make it your own. Father walking bride down the aisle (If you have more than father or person who means the most to you … Read more
Clever Ideas for Guest Sign In & Well Wishing!
Oh sure, anyone can purchase a Guest Book anywhere and pop it on the table. But why not put some creative thought into the process for a lovely little twist. One of the first things guests do when they arrive is sign the guestbook. Make an impression immediately with your version and why not get … Read more
Why the Groom Removes the Garter & Other Wedding Traditions
The Bride Wore White. The tradition of white wedding dress, symbolizing purity, dates back to Victorian times. Queen Victoria decided against the traditional, “silver,” dress and wore white. Before this brides just wore their best gown, not a special wedding dress. Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue… This old rhyme also dates back … Read more
Your Cinderella Carriage Awaits
It’s Your Wedding Day! There used to be a standard way of conducting your ceremony and hosting the reception. These days the motto is, “Add Your Personal Touch!” Create the kind of ambience and flavor that reflects you and your fiancé. Oh sure! “Something borrowed, something blue,” still intrigues many a bride. It’s just not … Read more
Creating a Wedding Website
Why not share all the details of your wedding with family and friends? There are many free and low cost wedding websites available that offer templates where the bride and groom can do just that. You can share details on how and where you met, how he proposed, music, videos, poems and photo’s of you … Read more
Child Friendly Ceremonies
Children can add such charm to a wedding day, just think of the handsome ring bearer who carefully walks down the aisle carrying the pillow that he believes holds the most precious and valuable item in the entire wedding. Even the beautiful flower girl who drops rose petals so gracefully as she walks towards the … Read more
Seven Secrets To A Great Toast
Don’t be long-winded. Stand to give a toast; remain seated to receive one. Prepare ahead of time – know what you’re going to say. Mention those you’re toasting by name, your relationship to them and a thought about their future good fortune. Add witty and personal remembrances wherever possible. Speak slowly and loudly enough for … Read more
