With the end of the summer fast approaching, it would be appropriate to reminisce about all the wonderful details of a summer wedding. It is all about dinner at dusk, lots of candlelight, refreshing drinks, and tasty delights. You can get loads of creative ideas from the expert Martha Stewart. Martha Stewart makes it easy [...]
Archive for September, 2008
A Summer Place
Posted in THEME, tagged Martha Stewart, Martha Stewart Weddings, Outdoor Weddings, Summer Weddings on September 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A Little Graffiti goes a Long Way
Posted in DETAILS, tagged Just Married Signs, Wall Stickers, Wedding Embellisments, Wedding Graffiti, Wedding Signs, Wonderful Graffiti on September 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It’s all in the details, the invitations, the menu cards, the place seating chart, the guest book. But there are some fun ways to create all these details, and it is called Wonderful Graffiti. It is a simple process, and it adds dimension to all your events. It personalizes, and creatively designs any room to [...]
East Meets West
Posted in WEDDING ATTIRE, tagged Bridesmaid, Bridesmaid Dresses, Bridesmaid Gown, Kariza, Kariza Designs, Unique Bridesmaid on September 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Its always fun to add a little flavor, or something different to your wedding. It can be adding a little culture, or something unique. But how do you that, well here is one suggestion, Kariza!
What is Kariza? Kariza makes creative and unique outfits, which can be worn in multiples ways. For those of you [...]
A little Moroccan with a little Indian
Posted in DETAILS, tagged Blue Tents, Indian Weddings, Moroccan Weddings, Orange Tents, Pink Tents, Raj Tents, Wedding Tents, yellow tents on September 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Wedding, nowadays are about making things look different, unique and eclectic. It is about adding a little of everything, a little bit of tradition, a little culture, and little modernity. Commonly, Hindu weddings are held in temples, otherwise in a room with a mandap, and if there was an outdoor wedding, it was under [...]
