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Your wedding day is undeniably one of the most special and memorable days of your life. Because of this, you will definitely want to keep all the mementos and souvenirs of that unforgettable day. You want to have a way of looking back at that day and be able to smile as you remember how it was and how it felt. One great way of going back in time, is through a scrapbook, and creating one for your wedding day is a good way of remembering that day and preserving all those memories.
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As you prepare for your wedding, you'll probably find times when you need just the right quote to go along with the moment. Here are a few places you might consider using a quote and some wonderful love quotes to match that occasion:
In the wedding ceremony -
"Marriage is an Athenic weaving together of families, of two souls with their individual fates and destinies, of time and eternity–everyday life married to the timeless mysteries of the soul." - Thomas Moore
"Relationships–of all kinds–are like sand held in your hand. Held loosely, with an open hand, the sand remains where it is. The minute you close your hand and squeeze tightly to hold on, the sand trickles through your fingers. You may hold onto some of it, but most will be spilled. A relationship is like that. Held loosely, with respect and freedom for the other person, it is likely to remain intact. But hold too tightly, too possessively, and the relationship slips away and is lost." - Kaleel Jamison
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from carpeicthus
You've dreamed of the perfect wedding reception for years. You know exactly what you want and you've envisioned all the details from what the cake looks like to what the guests are wearing. But how do you make sure the guests wear the attire you'd like them to wear? Well, you could ask them.
Invitations often have a line added that mentions attire, such as "formal attire" or "casual attire", and wedding invitations are no exception. What follows is a list of different attire labels and their descriptions.
Casual
This means pretty much anything is acceptable without being trashy or inappropriate for public viewing. This might be your choice if you are having an informal backyard barbeque reception.
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A very expensive wedding "must have" is gorgeous wedding centerpieces to set off your reception tables. When you order them from the local florist, you are paying high prices for quality flowers, shipping, special order fees and the floral designer's talent and time.
With a little creativity and thought, you can make your own centerpieces that will not only radiate a special ambiance for your guests, but will make you proud of your own ingenuity.
Baby's Breath is a staple in elegant centerpieces for any occasion and normally inexpensive. Combine large quantities of Baby's Breath with roses or other dramatically colored flowers and you will have a centerpiece your guests will remember. Add ribbons that match your wedding colors to bring it all together. Put a large centerpiece on the head table and smaller replicas on the others.
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from abenedetti
Your wedding is meant to be a reflection of you and your fiance's love for each other, but it is also a time to draw on your creativity to make your wedding special and absolutely like no one else's. One of the things that lends itself really nicely to your creativity is with your wedding programs.
Wedding programs are certainly not a necessity, but they are wonderful for the guests to have before the wedding begins so they can follow along with what's going on in the wedding. Fan programs take it a step further by also being useful in a hot church or hot outdoor wedding.
Creating your own wedding fan programs is a nice way to show a touch of your uniqueness. It's not hard to do, just a little time consuming. You can ask a friend or relative to do it, or have a little get-together with your bridesmaids and get it done quicker while in a fun and relaxing environment.
Just follow these simple steps to make wedding fan programs:
1. Type out your program on your computer using your favorite font. Note - you need to know the exact order of events in your wedding first.
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from cloughridge
A successful wedding is mostly dependent on how well each person plays his or her part in the ceremony. It is much like a sports team whose main goal is to score points. One big player, the maid of honor, is at the center of everything in a wedding ceremony and could even extend beyond the reception.
Consequently, it is essential that you choose the maid of honor that is not only closest to your heart but is also somebody whom you know you can trust enough to facilitate the smooth flow of the wedding. Before you decide on a certain person, try to match her with the following responsibilities for a maid of honor:
1. Before the wedding, the maid of honor can assist you with organizing and mailing out your wedding invitations. This is usually a tedious and delicate process that needs counterchecking.
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from edwardolive
The wedding dress has been a focal point of almost any wedding for almost four hundred years. Besides being a design that would make the bride look pure and angelic, the wedding dress was often more than just a beautiful decoration when you consider the superstitions that surround it.
Initially, the bridal gown was a symbol of the bride's purity and suitability as a wife and bearer of the groom's children. The union of two people was often considered a union of two families for economic reasons or to build political strength. With those underlying motivations and the superstitions around almost every aspect of the bride's wedding gown, most weddings conducted in some early ceremonies from a few centuries back were strictly crafted to accomplish much more than joining two people in love.
Queen Victoria is largely responsible for the popularity of the white wedding gown. When she married Prince Albert in 1840, she wore the first white wedding dress and started a tradition that endures today. A few years later, Empress Eugenie married Napoleon III and created worldwide style with her high fashion and love of regal finery. The elegant and high-style wedding gowns worn today can be traced back to Empress Eugenie.
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