April 27th, 2007 by Debbie
In this age of computers, e-mails and text messages, hand signed notes are becoming something of a rarity. That’s why a wedding guest book is sure to become one of the most cherished keepsakes from your wedding day. Nothing is more personal than a hand-written wish from a favorite family member or friend.
Stylish Wedding Guest Books
Whether you’re having a beach, garden, Victorian, or winter theme wedding, there’s a guest book to match your style. Not having a theme wedding, but looking to capture a certain style, then a guest book with bows, ribbons, crystals, jewels, flowers, embroidery, or a removable jeweled charm that can be worn later on a necklace or charm bracelet may be for you.

Wedding Guest Books
If you’re looking for a pop of color, there are guest books available in bronze, ruby or pink and brown.

Colored Wedding Guest Books
There’s always a personalized wedding guest book too. Hand monogrammed for a personal touch, the classic three initial monogram book gets even more personal with your choice of thread color to match the bridal party dresses or color scheme of the wedding.

Personalized Wedding Guest Books
Some wedding guest books can hold up to 1,000 signatures, have spiral bound pages with decorative inside pages or scrolled titles atop each sheet, and special sections for the bride and groom’s families and the bridal party to leave their signatures and well wishes.
In this age of technology, a hand-written note in a wedding guest book becomes a modern heirloom to be passed on for generations. Be sure to pick one up for your wedding.
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April 24th, 2007 by Debbie
A lot of time and effort goes into finding the perfect wedding bands so make sure that you find the perfect ring bearer pillow to transport the rings down the aisle. Choose from very simple wedding ring pillows to very intricate pillows made of satin, silk, or organza/chiffon. No matter what your style, there’s a wedding pillow to suit it.
Classic Ring Bearer Pillows:
If you’re looking for a classic style, look for accents of ribbons, tassels, hand beaded lace, embroidery, jewels, crystals, pearls, monogramming, or intricate flowers and vines.

Classic Ring Bearer Pillows
Wedding Ring Pillows to Match your Wedding Theme:
You can also select wedding pillows to coordinate with the theme of a wedding. Wedding pillow details can include shells or country styles. Other pillows can coordinate with themes reflecting cultural heritage like Asian or Irish inspired. Pillows can also coordinate with the time of year of the wedding like autumn with leaf accents or winter with marabou feather trim.

Theme-inspired Wedding Ring Pillows
Alternative Ring Bearere Pillow Styles:
Ringbearer pillows are not just available in white and ivory anymore. If you like more color, how about a pillow in metallic shades like bronze, gold or platinum. Purple, red, and black wedding pillows make a dramatic statement or choose a custom color pillow to match your bridal party dresses.

Colored Ring Pillows
Not a big fan of the square shaped pillow, then how about a heart shaped pillow, or don’t use a pillow at all. Choose a pewter keepsake ring holder, a silver plated rose ring box, drawstring bag pouch set or a carriage shaped ring holder perfect for a fairy tale wedding.

Ring Pillow Alternatives
And if man’s best friend will be walking the rings down the aisle, you’ll find ring pillows especially designed for your canine friend.

Dog Ring Pillows
Ring bearer pillows can range from classic to alternative so shop around to find the look that’s right for you.
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April 19th, 2007 by Debbie
Disney has unveiled a brand new line of fairytale wedding gowns. These beautiful bridal gowns are inspired by Disney’s princesses including Belle, Ariel, Jasmine and Snow White.
Here’s a peek at these romantic wedding gowns:

Cinderella Ariel Belle

Jasmine Sleeping Beauty Snow White
These gowns are designed by Kirstie Kelly. Kirstie has been designing couture evening wear and bridal gowns for over 10 years. Her bridal gowns have become the choice for many celebrity brides.
Disney has also designed fairtale dresses for your bridesmaids!
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Fairytale Wedding Accessories
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April 17th, 2007 by Debbie
Whether you’re headed off to the Caribbean for a tropical destination wedding or to the beautiful beaches of Cape Cod, will accentuate the natural beauty of your surroundings.
Begin playing up the beach wedding theme right from the start with a seashore inspired invitation. Then, for the wedding ceremony, choose ring bearer pillows, flower girl baskets, guest books, toasting flutes and unity candles decorated with real starfish and embellished with diamond dust and pearls.

Continue the seashore theme with centerpieces and beach wedding favors too. Use colorful sand that matches the bridesmaid’s dresses to fill clear glass vases and some sea grass or fill hurricane lamps with sand and place a single candle. A unique beach wedding favor could be a sand dollar, seashell, or starfish decorated with beautiful personalized imprinted ribbon for a classic, natural touch or, for a fun, more casual touch, how about some colorful flip flops for favors.

Beach Inspired Wedding Favors
Pick up some beach themed honeymoon accessories too. Beach towels, canvas beach bags, candles, and bath salts, are all items a couple can use for their seaside honeymoon.

And for capturing all of the memories from a beach wedding theme, nothing is more beautiful than a seashore photo album covered with natural, textured paper, with three small window boxes on the cover, each filled with sand and shells.

Bring out the best the beach has to offer with natural elements like sand and shells to make your seashore wedding shine. Click her to view more beach wedding accessories.
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April 6th, 2007 by Debbie
Wedding card holders are a great alternative to the money bag. They come in a variety of styles and become a lovely focal point at the gift table at the reception. are also ideal for storing keepsakes after the wedding.
Bird Cage Card Holders
Bird cage card holders becomes a fun place for guests to deposit their envelopes. The white wire cages with decorative scrollwork have a slot for inserting cards or a swinging door. Add ribbons or dried flowers to match the wedding theme.

A bird cage card holder can also be used as table centerpieces. This would look especially nice at a garden wedding. And although you can’t house a bird in it after the reception, the birdcage card holder makes a great decoration for your home afterwards.
Wedding Card Boxes
Wedding card boxes come in several shapes and styles like treasure chest, wedding cake or simple box.
The treasure chest card holder is a chest style box covered in satin, embroidered or moiré fabric. Usually available in white or ivory, some treasure boxes have a decorative cord tassel detail, fancy rope trim or accents of roses and pearls.
The wedding cake card holder is a 3-tier wedding cake box covered in satin or embroidered fabric. Some of these card boxes have satin roses and pearl trim. After the wedding, the boxes separate into three keepsake boxes perfect for storing mementos from the wedding.

Some wedding card boxes are simply shaped but have a whimsical detail. The First Comes Love, Then Comes Marriage, Then Comes Baby box is a multi-purpose box – first used to store wedding planning stuff, then used as a card box for the reception, then a separate box inside with a 5 x 7 picture frame in the lid can be used in a baby’s room.

A Wedding card holder can also be used for anniversaries, bar mitzvahs, christenings and birthday parties. Click to view more .
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April 4th, 2007 by Debbie
Most couples will have a champagne toast at the wedding reception. Flutes are the best type of wedding glasses for drinking champagne. Drinks made with sparkling wine like champagne cocktails, bellinis or mimosas are also suited to flutes. If you prefer non-alcoholic drinks for toasting, sparkling cider or sparkling apple and grape juices also look great in wedding flutes.
What to look for when selecting wedding toasting glasses:
Flutes are usually available in trumpet style where the stem of the glass can be filled to the base with champagne or the tulip style where the stem is solid.
Wedding Flutes can be quite glamorous when made from 24% lead cut crystal that can be accessorized with anything from bows, jewels, shells and flowers or they can be elegantly simple with a platinum rim at the top of the glass.
Flutes can also be sliver-plated with unique design characteristics like a heart shaped rim and base.

And if you can’t decide on silver-plated or glass, how about flutes that are glass on top with sliver-plated stems embellished with crystals? A winning combination!

When the best man makes the first toast to the bride and groom at the wedding reception, the wedding toasting flutes are held up for all to see so be sure to pick a pair that lets you celebrate in style.
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