Monday, August 30, 2010

Column Wedding Dresses

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Alfred Angelo - 1516

Alfred Angelo - 1516

Alfred Angelo dress in pure ivory. The strapless princess line gown has a semi cathedral length train. Beautifully embroidered with crystals, pearl beading and sequins covering the front and back of the bodice and bottom front of the skirt. The beading accents the ivory satin colour and has a half zip and half lace up bodice.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Thursday, August 26, 2010

New Wedding Dress

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Caroline Castigliano - Maldives

Caroline Castigliano - Maldives

view the original advert on The Dressmarket
This dress is made with Duchess satin and has a beautiful Italian lace overlay, with it's fishtail design and excellent corsetry it creates an perfect hour glass figure and the gentle sweetheart neckline really flatters the bust. The dress has a silk ruched panel that goes across the waist line, this is very flattering helping to pull you in at the right places and also breaks up the lace look. I purchased a detachable train to go with the dress from Caroline Castigliano, the train attaches at the back waist line with a beautiful satin flower

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Ronald Joyce - 56023

Ronald Joyce - 56023
The dress has a full skirt and a detailed bodice. It laces up the back. The dress has not been altered since it was bought as I never got to that stage. It has also only been tried on once by myself, therefore it is in pristine condition.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Sunday, August 22, 2010

Alfred Angelo - Piccione

Alfred Angelo - Piccione

view original advert on The Dressmarket
This dress is a 2 piece dress that looks like a one piece. Very easy to put on and the top is corset like that is strapless but I had a seamstress custom make me sleeves for church purposes

New wedding Saree

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Saturday, August 21, 2010

Augusta Jones - Tia

Augusta Jones - Tia

view the original advert on The Dressmarket
Cream Satin gown with tulle overlay. Dotted with Swarovski crystal. Zip back with button detail, corsage on the train

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Donna Salado - Clarita

Donna Salado - Clarita

This stunning designer ivory wedding dress is made from silk tafetta and has an exquisitely detailed boned bodice which is fully laced down the back so it can be adjusted for comfort and fit. The dress is full and layered with a bustle at the back set beautifully with a detailed ivory flower. The skirt is already fitted with silk ties underneath so the train can be tied up for the evening.

Maggie Sottero - Sabelle

Maggie Sottero - Sabelle


Amazing Maggie Sottero Sabelle gown. Makes you feel like a princess.

Monday, August 16, 2010

[VIDEO] May I Have This Dance... NO

This is too cute.
A young boy attempts to cut in on 2 girls dancing at a wedding, and ultimately ends up with failed attempt. His face tells the entire story.

Ronald Joyce - Amelia

Ronald Joyce - Amelia
View original advert on The Dressmarket
The dress is very elegant and would suit a bride with a slim build and a height of 5' 4/5". The colour is Ivory/champagne and is made from Duchess Ivory Satin with a french lace champagne overlay the dress has a sweetheart neckline which has intricate beadwork around the lace design and this is continued the full length of the dress back and front. The back has a zip which is concealed by lace covered buttons.

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Benjamin Roberts - Cayla

Benjamin Roberts - Cayla


view the original advert on The Dressmarket
A stunning gown from the Benjamin Roberts Vintage collection. The gown is made from light layers of chiffon silk. The gown floats and it beautifully light. It has a sweetheart neckline and an inner elasticated corset. The waistline detail is hand sewn with crystal and pearl beading. There is a floaty train.

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Augusta Jones - Jenny

Augusta Jones - Jenny

view the original advert on The Dressmarket
If you are wanting to be a true princess for the day, then this is the dress! A stunning white ivory gown with a figure wowing consealed corset. Ruching on the torso with swarovski crystals sparkling throughout. A lovely train, also with Swarovski crystals aligning the rim, catching the light as you walk down the aisle. There is a bustle to hook your dress up when you are dancing.

Friday, August 13, 2010

10 Wedding Costs You Need To Know

Wedding Costs You Need To Know
Average Cost of a Wedding in 2010 - $23,867
Average Cost of a Wedding
DJ - $741
Average Cost of a Wedding
Limo - $504
Average Cost of a Wedding
Guestbook - $59
Average Cost of a Wedding
Tuxedo (rented) - $132
Average Cost of a Wedding
Tuxedo (purchased) - $515
Average Cost of a Wedding Dress
Preservation - $265
Average Cost of a Wedding
Teeth Whitening - $183
Average Cost of a Wedding
Videographer - $1,122
Average Cost of a Wedding
Planner (full service) - $2,264

Source of all wedding cost statistics were gathered from the latest Q1-Q2 bridal survey found at The Wedding Report.

Caroline Castigliano - Carlotta

Caroline Castigliano - Carlotta

view the original advert on The Dressmarket
THis stunning carlotta Dress is looking for a beautiful bride to wear it!

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Alfred Angelo - RN 24766

Alfred Angelo - RN 24766
A stunning ivory bridal gown, worn only once... with a detailed v-neck bodice. It has a long train with detail round the edging, there are slight barely visible trail marks

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Cymbeline - Bali

Caroline Parkes - Strapless

Caroline Parkes - Strapless
Caroline Parkes Size 13. Ivory skirt and top with lace insert on bodice front and modesty panel at back. Skirt is made from duchess satin and has a silk organza overlay

Alan Hannah – Artemis

Alan Hannah,  Artemis
Alan Hannah – Artemis £450 (with straight skirt or £500 with full skirt) – Beautiful beaded top and skirt in off white countess. Lace up back on bodice and zip on skirt. Ex-sample in good condition.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Halter Wedding Dress

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Short Wedding Dress

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Black Wedding Dress

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Which Wedding Blog Is Your Favorite?

wedding blogsFor the past couple of years, we have put together an annual list of Top 100 Wedding Blogs that are widely considered to be genuine influencers of where the bridal industry is heading. Some of these wedding blogs dedicate themselves to a specific niche (DIY, Budget, Offbeat, Groom, Eco), while others are boundless in their creative sharing. Some are new, some are old, and some are so cutting-edge, we simply can't ignore them. Although each blog is different, each one of our Top 100 functions with the purpose of motivating, inspiring, relating and educating their audience on everything wedding. When combined, these 100 wedding blogs truly create the pulse of an entire industry.

Creating such a authoritative list falls on the wedding community itself. Each year, we received thousands of emails, blog comments and tweets from people within the bridal scene suggesting who should be included in the upcoming list of the Top 100 Wedding Blogs. There are dozens & dozens of new wedding blogs popping up everyday, so putting each one on our radar is definitely a task we welcome and take seriously.

But we can't do it alone. That's why we need your help.

For the next week or so, we would like to ask the all you planning brides, product vendors, wedding pros, and bridal obsessed to share their favorite wedding blogs that are not currently on our Top 100 list. We want to know which wedding blogs are under-rated, under-featured and unknown to most of the wedding world, but are definitely Top 100 material.

So what are you waiting for! Simply leave a comment below with a link to the website and we'll do our best to check it out. Remember, we're only looking for wedding blogs that are not currently on our Top 100 list.

Thank you in advance to everyone who shares their favorites and we'll give another update soon as we continue progress in creating our 2011 wedding blogs list.

So... which wedding blog is your favorite?

Together, we can advance the wedding industry.
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New Wedding Dress: Hot Slinky Silhouettes

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Constantina - Davina

Constantina - Davina

view original advert on The Dressmarket
This slim fit dress is made from silk satin has a fish tail inset on the back seam. Deep sweetheart, mermaid silhouette with spaghetti straps and gorgeous hand beaded embroidery. Fully boned, zip back

Monday, August 9, 2010

{Suspended} Wedding Centerpieces

Oh my, this just might be the next level of wedding floral design! Lekiah over at Events-ualities Blog shares some "suspended" flower inspiration that is impressive beyond everything!

suspended wedding centerpieces

suspended wedding centerpieces

suspended wedding centerpieces

Cymbeline - Strapless

Cymbeline - Strapless


Cymbeline Size 12. Antique lace look, ivory top and skirt. Great for that Beach Wedding. Bodice has a hook and eye back.

Caroline Castigliano - Moon River

Caroline Castigliano - Moon River

view the original advert on The Dressmarket
Fabulous Caroline Castigliano Couture by Oleg Cassini wedding dress. Chiffon and ivory silk, perfect for the elegant and stylish bride. The dress is Empire Line with a chiffon overlay and silver and diamante jewel detail below the bust. The dress has a gorgeous train

Blue Bridesmaid Dresses

Blue Bridesmaid Dresses

Blue has long been associated with weddings, because it stands for fidelity. Blue also happens to be a lovely color that flatters almost everyone who wears it. When you are looking for the perfect color for your bridesmaid dresses, you will find that blue is a great choice.

The color blue has many wonderful feelings that it can create. Blue is often seen as a serene and relaxing color, which makes it a great choice for a wedding (because anything that you can do to make your wedding day calmer is a good thing!). Blue is also the color of the ocean and the sky, which makes it a great option for outdoor weddings, especially those on the water. Blue can also be terrific for an evening wedding or a very formal one, when you look at deep shades like navy or cobalt. With so many possibilities, there is a shade of blue that will work for almost every wedding.

Two very popular shades of blue for bridesmaid dresses are pale aqua and sky blue. These are happy and light colors which are perfect for a wedding on a summer afternoon. You can keep the look fresh and breezy with a strapless dress with a white sash and pearl bridal jewelry. Finish the look with a cute pair of strappy sandals (white or silver would look nice), and a natural hairstyle. It would be a gorgeous look for a reception on a boat or at a yacht club.

If you are going for something a little more sophisticated, the lighter shades of blue mix very well with espresso brown to create a very chic and stylish color palette that you can carry throughout your wedding. Look for bridesmaid dresses in modern cuts, like simple long spaghetti strap gowns created from silk chiffon. This is a dress that does not scream "bridesmaid dress", so your friends might actually be able to wear it for another party in the future. After all, with the cost of most bridesmaid dresses, it would be nice if they were not only useful for one day.

Another very pretty shade of blue is periwinkle, which is a pastel with a touch of lavender in it. This is a lovely romantic version of blue that looks wonderful for spring weddings. Periwinkle combines very well with pale yellow and bright apple green for a very fresh look. If you choose periwinkle dresses for your bridesmaids, you can have them carry bouquets that combine the yellow and apple green with soft lavender and blue flowers. You could even have bridesmaid jewelry custom made with crystals in all three colors for a perfect gift.

Navy is a very traditional shade of blue that works great for formal or evening weddings. The only thing to keep in mind with navy, is that in dim lighting and black and white pictures it can appear black. The classic navy satin A-line bridesmaid dress would be very nice for a winter reception after 6pm. If you choose navy dresses for the daytime, you can brighten them up with accents in colors like periwinkle or white, which will have a crisp nautical effect.

Blue is one of the few colors that will not clash with anyone's skin or haircolor, which makes it a natural choice for bridesmaid dresses. The classic good looks of blue will always be in style. Whether your wedding is beachy, formal, or somewhere in between, you will find a blue bridesmaid dress that works beautifully.

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