Do you remember the incredible designer wedding dresses Carrie tries on in the Sex and the City movie?
Vera Wang, Carolina Herrera, Christian Lacroix, Lanvin, Dior, Oscar de la Renta and Vivienne Westwood…
which is your favourite???!!!
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How mental would this be??!!!!
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The Seating Plan. There’s a reason why this task takes so long. Seating your guests is a crucial step because where you sit someone can have a real effect on whether or not they have a good time. While it’s not a bad idea to mix and match your family and friends (not every clique needs to sit at the same table), you do need to be realistic. For example, your work friends probably don’t want to sit with your grandparents, while your great Auntie won’t have much in common with your uni roommate. Oh, and your single friends do not want to sit at the kids’ table -trust me!
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We all know that most celebrity marriages do not last, but we can be sure of one thing: stunning bridal gowns.
Considered as one of the most beautiful women in the world, the actress wore a wedding gown that fits her title. She married her billionaire husband Francois-Henri Pinault first in a surprise ceremony at City Hall in Paris on Valentine’s Day 2009. Then she married him again in a lavish affair at Venice’s opera house. In their second wedding, Salma wore a stylish Balenciaga wedding gown designed by Nicolas Ghesquiere.
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Even though we can’t see these Bridesmaids faces their gorgeous natural hair and tasteful neutral gowns let the Bride shine at this beachside location!
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My cute Irish hair colourist (who obviously lives in NZ) got engaged recently to a kiwi bloke. Her dream wedding would be set back in her home country in the Dublin hills with a cosy, quirky winter vibe. However, they have a small family of three young boys which already makes the travel costs alone super expensive. Plus travelling back to Ireland would mean a big cost to her fiance’s family and all their NZ friends. So what does she do??
Well, she’s thinking of a simple elopement – just the two of them, leaving the kids at home! That way no one family gets upset or has to budget more than the other – plus they get to put their money towards a well deserved romantic mini break! I love it! (Even though I would love to be their Celebrant, it makes alot of sense.) And save the huge expense for other important things that matter. And then, just have a big BYO party for friends and family next time you’re all together!
When I was googling ideas on eloping – it seemed eloping was a whole new level of wedding planning. I’m a bit confused – I thought eloping was meant to make it easier so you could just focus on the two of you?! So I would say if you choose to elope stick to simple and make it a celebration of your love story – otherwise you may as well have the whole shebang!
Here’s a site with some good tips from Brides.com…
This is pretty ugly – lace with tulle???
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How on earth do you get Zach Braff to star in your proposal video????
