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Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
San Patrick - Piccola
Romantic, beautiful, sophisticated, discreet. A-line cap sleeve gown of lace and royal satin material (my veil is shorter). Size 10 / height 5'3", worn only once, perfect condition. Veil, shoes, bag included in the price!
Sunday, June 27, 2010
San Patrick - Enlace
Perfect size 12 only altered on the height. I wore this with 3" heels. It is in excellent condition and has been professionally dry cleaned. Comes with the suit carrier. This is one of the San Patrick 2010 collection dresses.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
How To Submit Articles To BrideTide
Planning brides and wedding professionals visit BrideTide on a daily basis to keep up with the pulse of the entire wedding industry. Our members submit fresh, user-generated content every hour that constantly updates with newest ideas and the latest bridal inspiration. Members then vote on their favorite submissions which automatically move up towards the top of the home page.
Step 2: Welcome to BrideTide
One you register your user name you will then be automatically logged in. The top right of the page will now show your username and karma points. Karma points are earned every time a submission or comment is voted "up" by another member. Points can also be decreased if other BrideTide members find your submission either off-topic, non-interesting or blatant advertising and vote it "down". Top karma leaders can be found here.
Step 3: Submit your article
The wonderful thing about BrideTide.com is that any user, whether your are a veteran wedding pro or a newly-engaged bride, can find benefits in the content submitted by other users. To submit your wedding related article, simply click the "Submit" button found below our logo.
Step 4: Finish and Submit.
Every submission to BrideTide will need to include a Title, Category and URL. To drive more traffic to your article, take advantage of the description and picture fields in the submission area. These areas allow you to add a picture or a helpful description of the article. Once all the areas are filled in, click the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page and with seconds, your article will automatically be published to BrideTide. The most recent submissions can be found here.
Step 5: Add an Image To Your Submission
One simple way to ensure your article gets the most visibility from other members is to include a thumbnail image that will accompany your submission. While we do our best to automatically add an image from the page you are submitting, we suggest manually adding the image thumbnail URL to the blank image field. This way, you can choose which thumbnail picture you want to show up beside your article.
Step 6: Browse around & vote.
On the right side of the BrideTide homepage is a list of topic categories that when clicked, will bring up all submitted content related to that topic. These links can be used to filter your search to a specific group of articles or blog posts on an exact wedding topic.
And that's it! Once you register your username, you are ready to begin sharing your wedding-related blog posts, articles, news, and inspiration with planning brides and wedding professionals who are looking for the latest bridal trends and information. BrideTide.com, it's everything wedding... in one place.
Step One: Register your username
To being submitting your wedding articles to BrideTide you will first need to create a user name. Clicking on the "Register" link at the top right hand corner of the page will open a new page like the one pictured below. Simply create your username and password in the "New User" area and press the "register" button. That's all there is to it!
Step 2: Welcome to BrideTide
One you register your user name you will then be automatically logged in. The top right of the page will now show your username and karma points. Karma points are earned every time a submission or comment is voted "up" by another member. Points can also be decreased if other BrideTide members find your submission either off-topic, non-interesting or blatant advertising and vote it "down". Top karma leaders can be found here.
Step 3: Submit your article
The wonderful thing about BrideTide.com is that any user, whether your are a veteran wedding pro or a newly-engaged bride, can find benefits in the content submitted by other users. To submit your wedding related article, simply click the "Submit" button found below our logo.
Step 4: Finish and Submit.
Every submission to BrideTide will need to include a Title, Category and URL. To drive more traffic to your article, take advantage of the description and picture fields in the submission area. These areas allow you to add a picture or a helpful description of the article. Once all the areas are filled in, click the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page and with seconds, your article will automatically be published to BrideTide. The most recent submissions can be found here.
Step 5: Add an Image To Your SubmissionOne simple way to ensure your article gets the most visibility from other members is to include a thumbnail image that will accompany your submission. While we do our best to automatically add an image from the page you are submitting, we suggest manually adding the image thumbnail URL to the blank image field. This way, you can choose which thumbnail picture you want to show up beside your article.
Step 6: Browse around & vote.
On the right side of the BrideTide homepage is a list of topic categories that when clicked, will bring up all submitted content related to that topic. These links can be used to filter your search to a specific group of articles or blog posts on an exact wedding topic.
And that's it! Once you register your username, you are ready to begin sharing your wedding-related blog posts, articles, news, and inspiration with planning brides and wedding professionals who are looking for the latest bridal trends and information. BrideTide.com, it's everything wedding... in one place.
Suzanne Neville - Beaujolais
A beautiful ivory silk dress by 2009 award winning designer Suzanne Neville, with Chantilly lace detail on the bodice, and delicate buttons at the back. This dress has an internal corset and will give you the most amazing shape. It is nipped in at the waist, skims over the hips and ends in a subtle fishtail, with a small puddle train at the back, which bustles up neatly for the evening if you prefer (as in last picture). I am 5ft 4ins and wore 3ins heels. The bust is 33cm and waist is 27cm.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Ian Stuart - Neptune
Thursday, June 24, 2010
The Drunk Groom
And just think, these cherished wedding day memories will be preserved for all time. The bride doesn't look to happy about that.
Jenny Packham - Solange
view original advert on The Dressmarket
Beautiful dress worn once, low back, front split, beaded shoulder straps, please note a JP size 10 is more like a size 8. To fit 5 ft 6 in heels. Same as the dress worn by Katerina Morino in Casino Royale but in ivory.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
BP Oil Spill Destroying Beach Weddings
The current BP oil spill in the Gulf has caused a sudden surge of destination weddings being canceled due to the toxicity of the shores and the overall appearance of the beaches. This is effecting the entire wedding industry."Sixty percent of my beach weddings are canceling. This is worse than a hurricane because we don't know what is going to happen," wedding planner Darrin Land.
Quite sad.
Read the entire article here
The Death of the Wedding Directory?
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Monday, June 21, 2010
10 Examples of Amazing Rustic Wedding Inspiration
Elizabeth Anne Designs shares this rustic campsite wedding that bursts with organic vibe and beautiful accents.A petri dish & test tube wedding? The Wedding Chicks show how any theme can be oh-so-chic with the right details.
This bit of rustic elegance from the Ruffled blog will inspire any bride to get those creative juices flowing!
Simple elements paired with an old-fashioned background make for a picture perfect wedding day.
In order to save up for this wedding, the groom “gave up his dream” of owning a Harley motorcycle. At the end of the wedding, however,the bride surprised the groom with a new motorcycle as a gift! So sweet!!
Bird cages seem to be popping up everywhere at weddings; as rustic centerpieces filled with fresh flowers or candles.
Green Wedding Shoes features a spectacular wedding celebration that reminds us that soft, muted colors can still be eye candy.
Riding boots, horse shoes, rusted chandeliers...this wedding found on Snippet & Ink is pure rustic sophistication.
This wedding on 100 Layer Cake is absolutely swoon-worthy! Refined and rustic, yet light and casual.
The rustic decor and handmade love make this wedding on Grey Likes Weddings a sweet find.
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Petite Cocktail Dress
Petite Cocktail Dress
It can be difficult to find a way to complement your body type if you are a petite woman, which is why it is very important to find the right dress by knowing exactly what you should be looking for. Of course, finding the right dress will require petite women to learn how to attract the right kind of attention, and knowing what type of dress will do that is almost a science.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Monday, June 14, 2010
Yes, Someone Is Having A Wedding On Twitter
... and you're invited. A while back, we published a post about some couples having a Tweet of Honor at their wedding. It seems that the concept has been taken to another level. Don't believe us? Well, @subrbanoblivion and @pauloflaherty are basically invited the entire Internet to their upcoming online Twitter wedding. And of course, the wedding reception will be a Tweetup. Will we be seeing more of these "Twitter weddings" in the near future? We don't know, but follow the #paul&sara hashtag to see how the event unfolds.
What are you thoughts on "Twitter Weddings"?
What are you thoughts on "Twitter Weddings"?
Sunday, June 13, 2010
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