Plus size beach halter wedding dress
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
Elegant Wedding Gowns
Jacquelin bridals style 1527 bridal wedding gowns
Jade daniels style 2082 bridal wedding gown / dress
Jade daniels style 2082 bridal wedding gown / dress
Dallas white bridal wedding gown from maggie sottero
Dallas white bridal wedding gown from maggie sottero, Two-piece, full skirt gown with corset closure. This Romance Satin gown features a ruched bodice with a scoop neckline and an empire ribbon accent embellished with an eye-catching brooch feature. An asymmetrical bustled skirt adds depth to the enchanting full skirt.
Arabella bridal wedding dress
Arabella bridal wedding dress in one-piece, slim A-line gown with shoulder straps. The ruched bodice is accented with lace motifs at the shoulder straps and side waist. A handmade embellished rosette also adorns the bodice. This high-glamour, French taffeta gown also flaunts a dramatic bustled back detachable train accented with handmade embellished rosettes.This style is available with a lace-up or zipper closure.
Allison marie bridal wedding dress
Allison marie bridal wedding dress, One-piece, strapless, sheath silhouette with corset closure. This style emanates sophistication. The asymmetrical ruched bodice features a sweetheart neckline and flows into the Vintage Taffeta skirt. A lovely flower bouquet embellishment accents the side hip and sets off a fluted side drape. This style is available as a dress only or with a striking handmade flower stole.
AD8503 Maggie sottero bridal wedding dress
AD8503 Maggie sottero bridal wedding dress, sheath silhouette with corset closure. This Slinky Satin style features a pleated wrap-over bust with a dazzling crystal inlay and gathered shoulder straps.
Jacquelin bridal wedding gown style 5513
Jacquelin bridal wedding gown style 5513
Ivory Wedding Gown
Bagdad_A Bridal Dress Gown...Shining Ivory Halter Style
romantic ivory in halter neck of bridal dress gown
comes in sweet sweetheart strapless bridal gown covered with ivory lace straps
comes in sweet sweetheart strapless bridal gown covered with ivory lace straps
"Ivory Bridal Dress Gown" Cosmobella 7309
"Ivory Bridal Dress Gown" Cosmobella 7309
informal wedding dress bridal gown
sophisticated wedding gown with soft floral accent perfect for destination bridal dress or beach wedding gown...
informal wedding dress bridal gown
sophisticated wedding gown with soft floral accent perfect for destination bridal dress or beach wedding gown...
(Ivory) 1864 The Wedding Dress Bridal Gown By Femme Couture
front view of ivory wedding dress
romantic ivory wedding dress
sexy back view of ivory wedding dress
Ivory Bridal Dress Gown #2008051 "off the shoulder" series
sophisticated and amazing in unusual traditional wedding gown with off the shoulder ivory bridal dress gown for reveal your sexy shoulder with slender straps and be a memorable brides
Wedding Bridal Gown Collection 2009
Wedding bridal gown : white-lace-inspired
white-lace-wedding-dress-Balandro_A + dramatic red sash
white-lace-bridal-gown-Balcanes_A
Honeymoon in Bali
Nusa Dua beach is soft sand hiding place of tranquility and elegance that dijuluki Taman Pulau Dewata this. Selami blue lagoon and enjoy the experience stay in a private dwelling in the St. Regis Bali Resort.
Located in the beautiful beach of Nusa Dua, where life and sport can rest a while. Tranquility and luxury of the experience will be unforgettable. Surrounded by blue sea water along the eye look, you will find are on the private dwelling.
Since opened in 2008, The St. Regis Bali Resort is a destination in the world. With 79 large luxury suites, 42 private villas and 2 exclusive resident, The St. Regis Bali Resort features a restaurant and bar world class, Remede Spa, a Chapel for the wedding exclusive, ballroom space and meeting space that satisfy. The design architecture St. Regis Bali Resort in particular by Bensley Design Studios with the beauty of art, traditional Balinese design and elements of nature. Meanwhile, for the interior design by Manny Samson and Associates combine the material with the best imported materials and artefacts that reflect the cultural heritage of this Dewata.
Each guest room is designed with contemporary style and tropical Asia, and each room reflects the culture of breath with Bali wood carving, sculpture, works of art and artefacts that brilliant-artefacts best of Bali. Meanwhile, the elements menggebrak through modernization of electronic devices for entertainment and king size beds and a bathroom that will remind on a warm house.
The St. Regis Bali Resort offers a choice of culinary in the regulation varies. Stop in at the moment Gourmand Deli to enjoy world class comfort, including a cup of coffee and tea from the world. In addition, you can also enjoy a variety of fresh seafood dishes and Western Asia and in Kayuputi, the restaurant is designed with a calm sea nan modern and elegant. For breakfast you can comfortably enjoy the Puppet with the spectacular scenery. Do not miss the ritual drinking champagne in the King Cole Bar while listening to jazz wave shown live. When the sun go higher, feel the touch of a soft sea breeze caress your skin in the middle of a quiet garden and panoramic views of the sea.
Care for yourself with care in the Remede Spa. Located on the corner of the resort is full of tranquility, surrounded by a pond full of Koi fish. Remede Spa features twelve treatment rooms that provide traditional treatment, one of which is treatment using lulur, with the reliability of the therapeutist who create the most luxurious spa. Other facilities is vitale Aqua Pool, a massage in the water for the entire body, Yoga Spa Suite and center. Body will be guaranteed relaks and free from tension due to a variety of daily routines. You can also enjoy the experience of playing golf on world-class Bali Golf & Country Club.
For guests who want a romantic wedding and exclusive luxury, The St. Regis Bali Resort offers a wedding service that is supported with the luxury and service and the exclusive regulation. Located in the seaside resort, a chapel of elegant and intimate, Cloud Nine Chapel, will provide the best experience in life. Complete with a villa for honeymooners that complement the beauty of your wedding.
Since opened in 2008, The St. Regis Bali Resort is a destination in the world. With 79 large luxury suites, 42 private villas and 2 exclusive resident, The St. Regis Bali Resort features a restaurant and bar world class, Remede Spa, a Chapel for the wedding exclusive, ballroom space and meeting space that satisfy. The design architecture St. Regis Bali Resort in particular by Bensley Design Studios with the beauty of art, traditional Balinese design and elements of nature. Meanwhile, for the interior design by Manny Samson and Associates combine the material with the best imported materials and artefacts that reflect the cultural heritage of this Dewata.
Each guest room is designed with contemporary style and tropical Asia, and each room reflects the culture of breath with Bali wood carving, sculpture, works of art and artefacts that brilliant-artefacts best of Bali. Meanwhile, the elements menggebrak through modernization of electronic devices for entertainment and king size beds and a bathroom that will remind on a warm house.
The St. Regis Bali Resort offers a choice of culinary in the regulation varies. Stop in at the moment Gourmand Deli to enjoy world class comfort, including a cup of coffee and tea from the world. In addition, you can also enjoy a variety of fresh seafood dishes and Western Asia and in Kayuputi, the restaurant is designed with a calm sea nan modern and elegant. For breakfast you can comfortably enjoy the Puppet with the spectacular scenery. Do not miss the ritual drinking champagne in the King Cole Bar while listening to jazz wave shown live. When the sun go higher, feel the touch of a soft sea breeze caress your skin in the middle of a quiet garden and panoramic views of the sea.
Care for yourself with care in the Remede Spa. Located on the corner of the resort is full of tranquility, surrounded by a pond full of Koi fish. Remede Spa features twelve treatment rooms that provide traditional treatment, one of which is treatment using lulur, with the reliability of the therapeutist who create the most luxurious spa. Other facilities is vitale Aqua Pool, a massage in the water for the entire body, Yoga Spa Suite and center. Body will be guaranteed relaks and free from tension due to a variety of daily routines. You can also enjoy the experience of playing golf on world-class Bali Golf & Country Club.
For guests who want a romantic wedding and exclusive luxury, The St. Regis Bali Resort offers a wedding service that is supported with the luxury and service and the exclusive regulation. Located in the seaside resort, a chapel of elegant and intimate, Cloud Nine Chapel, will provide the best experience in life. Complete with a villa for honeymooners that complement the beauty of your wedding.
BADASS & ORIGINAL, EMMY COLLINS!
Emmy Collins is an avant-garde and versatile designer who is rapidly gaining a reputation for making garments that cut a real dash in a jaded fashion industry.
With clothes characterized by sharp, funky tailoring and a fresh, startling approach to colour, Emmy is beginning to establish himself as one of London’s most flamboyant designers in recent history. It has to be said – his signature pieces are not for the faint hearted.
Think of the badass flair and original style of seminal artists – Jimmy Hendrix, Al Green, Marvin Gaye, Fela Kuti, and more recently, Lenny Kravitz, Gwen Stephani – and then you will begin to get the picture.
Emmy has been described in the media as a natural and he describes his own work as never being en vogue therefore it can never be out of vogue. He has designed clothes for singers, musicians and lately premiership Footballers particularly defender William Gallas. Jay Manuel of the Next American Super model fame has been spotted wearing Emmy Collins’ piece likewise Phil Colen of the rock group Def Leppard.
Emmy Collins is slated to make a big splash in New York this season as he has been slated to showcase his Spring Summer collection during the New York Fashion week.Have a great weekend.
Fah-schyonysta!
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Wedding Flower and Decorations
bouquets
Your bouquet can be as much of a focal point as your wedding gown. Be daring! Our florist says, “Most people use monochromatic colors when matching flowers to dresses, but the opposite color on the color wheel better complements the dress. Then, use floral accents that match the dress color to really make the bouquet burst with color.”
Our professional also recommends, “Make sure to ask what is new and trendy.” What is trendy right now? Green is still very popular, but now takes center stage instead of a supporting role for other colors. Pale sorbet colors are also making a comeback. Pinks no longer dominate the scene, but are moving over for peaches, yellows and oranges.
While hand-tied bouquets are still in high demand, brides now request a combination of styles. Dripping hand-tied bouquets, called pseudo-cascades, use elements from both styles to create beautiful bouquets that just spill over your hands. Don’t be afraid to use berries, feathers, crystals, wire and leaves as accents. Our local florist also suggests mixing modern and traditional flowers, such as orchids with peonies, roses with anthurium, or even ginger with tulips. It may be counterintuitive, but the end product is striking.
Personalize your bouquet and use it to tell your story. Use grandma’s antique wedding dress lace or beading to wrap the stem. Pin an heirloom brooch or weave a strand of pearls or a locket into the midst to satisfy your “something old” or “something borrowed.” To make it even more personal, hide something special in the bouquet for your eyes only.
decorations
Decorating is one of the areas where you can either hire a professional or do-it-yourself. If you want to handle every detail yourself, keep in mind that many of the decorations can only be done the day of the wedding. This added stress might not be worth the small savings in the decorating budget. If you do decide to take care of the decorations yourself, it is still helpful to turn to the professionals. Most professional décor providers are happy to sell you supplies, rent out equipment, and even show a few tricks of the trade. Once you make your plans, get approval from your contacts at the ceremony and reception sites.
cost cutting tips:
double duty: use the cermony altar arrangements to decorate the head table orplace card and gift tables at the reception.
less is more: use flowers in one third of the guest table centerpieces. It brings the essence of flowers into the arrangements for less cost.
the ceremony
The entrance to your ceremony site is the first your guests will see of your wedding. You can use floral wreaths or planters to elegantly grace the doorways. Balloon decorating professionals can create grand entrances using balloon arches or pillars. Decorators can incorporate tulle and ribbon for a more elegant effect. Use floral arrangements, balloons, tulle, and candles or other soft lights to set the atmosphere while guests line up to sign the guest book.
Decorate the altar with flower arrangements or use pedestals to frame the area with flowers and other decorations. One local florist recommends using two floral arrangements on either side of the altar as a cost saving measure. These arrangements can later be used to decorate the reception site.
You will want to especially focus on decorating the aisle. Your goal is to make the aisle as magical as possible. Our professional florist points out that the first time the bride and groom catch sight of each other is oftentimes the walk down the aisle. If you are the bride, this is when all your guests stand up and look only at you; it should be an ethereal atmosphere. You can line the aisle with the heads of blossoms, candles or bows and give the flower girl petals to drop on her walk down the aisle. Tulle, flowers and custom bows make a tasteful way of denoting reserved seating at the ceremony.
the reception
Do not limit beautiful arrangements simply to your ceremony. Balloons are a festive, fun and economical way to welcome guests at your reception. Pomander balls and topiaries are beautifully elegant adornments for both inside and outside.
Table centerpieces are very important for setting the tone of the reception. Guests sit at the tables for several hours and the centerpieces should be an eye-catching conversation piece. They are also a way to convey the couple’s interests. Candles, balloons and flower petals are always classic centerpieces, but consider some other ideas: if you and your significant other are both outdoor enthusiasts, your florist can incorporate prairie grasses into the centerpiece; if you both have a modern style, create something using orchids and river rock in square vases; if you both enjoy cooking, put herbs and a favorite recipe into a planter that your guests can take home as a party favor. Our florist also recommends mixing it up. Use two or three different versions of your centerpiece; it gives depth and provides visual interest.
In addition to your guest tables, you also have the head table, cake table and gift table. Try to carry the same theme throughout. Transport the floral arrangements from the ceremony altar to use on these tables. Our florist suggests using an abundance of tea lights on the head table. Really try to overdo it. The outcome is a truly magical reception space.
ice sculptures
Ice sculptures are a dramatic way to decorate your reception. Sculptors can chisel these memorable creations into almost any figure you desire, from a bride and groom dancing together to a heart formed by two swans. These ice sculptures are the ultimate personal touch at your wedding and are surprisingly inexpensive for the elegant look they achieve.
A sculpture typically lasts anywhere from five to eight hours but depends on a multitude of factors such as size, location, time of year, and weather. Moving air of any type will dramatically reduce its longevity, so if outside, keep the sculpture out of the wind, and if inside, keep it away from fans or vents. Contact an ice sculptor about six months in advance to allow adequate time for preparation.
Your bouquet can be as much of a focal point as your wedding gown. Be daring! Our florist says, “Most people use monochromatic colors when matching flowers to dresses, but the opposite color on the color wheel better complements the dress. Then, use floral accents that match the dress color to really make the bouquet burst with color.”
Our professional also recommends, “Make sure to ask what is new and trendy.” What is trendy right now? Green is still very popular, but now takes center stage instead of a supporting role for other colors. Pale sorbet colors are also making a comeback. Pinks no longer dominate the scene, but are moving over for peaches, yellows and oranges.
While hand-tied bouquets are still in high demand, brides now request a combination of styles. Dripping hand-tied bouquets, called pseudo-cascades, use elements from both styles to create beautiful bouquets that just spill over your hands. Don’t be afraid to use berries, feathers, crystals, wire and leaves as accents. Our local florist also suggests mixing modern and traditional flowers, such as orchids with peonies, roses with anthurium, or even ginger with tulips. It may be counterintuitive, but the end product is striking.
Personalize your bouquet and use it to tell your story. Use grandma’s antique wedding dress lace or beading to wrap the stem. Pin an heirloom brooch or weave a strand of pearls or a locket into the midst to satisfy your “something old” or “something borrowed.” To make it even more personal, hide something special in the bouquet for your eyes only.
decorations
Decorating is one of the areas where you can either hire a professional or do-it-yourself. If you want to handle every detail yourself, keep in mind that many of the decorations can only be done the day of the wedding. This added stress might not be worth the small savings in the decorating budget. If you do decide to take care of the decorations yourself, it is still helpful to turn to the professionals. Most professional décor providers are happy to sell you supplies, rent out equipment, and even show a few tricks of the trade. Once you make your plans, get approval from your contacts at the ceremony and reception sites.
cost cutting tips:
less is more: use flowers in one third of the guest table centerpieces. It brings the essence of flowers into the arrangements for less cost.
the ceremony
The entrance to your ceremony site is the first your guests will see of your wedding. You can use floral wreaths or planters to elegantly grace the doorways. Balloon decorating professionals can create grand entrances using balloon arches or pillars. Decorators can incorporate tulle and ribbon for a more elegant effect. Use floral arrangements, balloons, tulle, and candles or other soft lights to set the atmosphere while guests line up to sign the guest book.
Decorate the altar with flower arrangements or use pedestals to frame the area with flowers and other decorations. One local florist recommends using two floral arrangements on either side of the altar as a cost saving measure. These arrangements can later be used to decorate the reception site.
You will want to especially focus on decorating the aisle. Your goal is to make the aisle as magical as possible. Our professional florist points out that the first time the bride and groom catch sight of each other is oftentimes the walk down the aisle. If you are the bride, this is when all your guests stand up and look only at you; it should be an ethereal atmosphere. You can line the aisle with the heads of blossoms, candles or bows and give the flower girl petals to drop on her walk down the aisle. Tulle, flowers and custom bows make a tasteful way of denoting reserved seating at the ceremony.
the reception
Do not limit beautiful arrangements simply to your ceremony. Balloons are a festive, fun and economical way to welcome guests at your reception. Pomander balls and topiaries are beautifully elegant adornments for both inside and outside.
Table centerpieces are very important for setting the tone of the reception. Guests sit at the tables for several hours and the centerpieces should be an eye-catching conversation piece. They are also a way to convey the couple’s interests. Candles, balloons and flower petals are always classic centerpieces, but consider some other ideas: if you and your significant other are both outdoor enthusiasts, your florist can incorporate prairie grasses into the centerpiece; if you both have a modern style, create something using orchids and river rock in square vases; if you both enjoy cooking, put herbs and a favorite recipe into a planter that your guests can take home as a party favor. Our florist also recommends mixing it up. Use two or three different versions of your centerpiece; it gives depth and provides visual interest.
ice sculptures
Ice sculptures are a dramatic way to decorate your reception. Sculptors can chisel these memorable creations into almost any figure you desire, from a bride and groom dancing together to a heart formed by two swans. These ice sculptures are the ultimate personal touch at your wedding and are surprisingly inexpensive for the elegant look they achieve.
A sculpture typically lasts anywhere from five to eight hours but depends on a multitude of factors such as size, location, time of year, and weather. Moving air of any type will dramatically reduce its longevity, so if outside, keep the sculpture out of the wind, and if inside, keep it away from fans or vents. Contact an ice sculptor about six months in advance to allow adequate time for preparation.
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