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Wedding Ideas | Trend Wedding 2010 - Color Accessories Bride

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:11:00 +0000

Upper wedding designers have just released a new collection at an exhibition in New York in 2010 brides. When it comes to accessories, there is a clear trend: color. Ironing accessories color is in vogue in 2010 weddings. Here are a few ideas about how to conclude this important trend in your special day.

While white has long been the dominant color for weddings, splashes of color are becoming increasingly popular in recent years. Brides like the idea of using color to create a unique style to add to their marriage. Pop color here and there is also a great way to make your wedding dress, and their feelings.

One of the first accessories most brides are choosing wedding jewelry special. There are remarkable way, the wedding jewelry handmade with colored accents, while maintaining the special character that makes it ideal for a wedding as possible. One idea is to create jewelry artisans wedding, choosing produced in clear crystal or AB. Add a splash of color designer some crystal clear that change color in your wedding. This is a great idea to use as much or as little color you want. Effective crystal thin pastel colors (pink is especially popular), or go with bold bright colors like red.

Another idea for weddings, bridal accessories color of your hair accessories. Screensavers hot for brides in recent seasons, and are suitable for adaptation. Simple Groups of tissue can be embroidered with flowers or a beautiful pattern vineyard his favorite color. A few more "Pizazz, select a hat made of cloth and beads are sparkling crystals, pearls or feminine in pale pink and rich bronze neutral. A good alternative to non-woven belt made of wire, decorated with crystals and pearls. The combination of white pearls with crystal clear color, and modern fresh. This is particularly impressive when it is a double bow.

It is desirable to see the colorful accessories for the wedding dress directly. Retro-inspired conclusion could be connected to the life of a dress color and charm. If you have chosen your wedding dress trendy one shoulder flower blue or pink organza fabric on the shoulder, at first glance, and stitched right in the chic style. The strip of cloth or tape can be wrapped around the waist plainclothes quickly and easily transform paint.

If you think about accessories, marriage, of course, the shoes will be important. Even the most traditional bride can see the beautiful blue sandals on the side of conservative white wedding dress. colored shoes accent a long time dancer and hi low floors hot for 2010. Hair accessories are a great place for your personality and style of expression, so much fun, adding color accents to their wedding pictures will be an ensemble-of-child.

Wedding Ideas | 6 top trends for wedding invitations, 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:55:00 +0000

Are you a celebrity style-conscious observer, eager to catch the latest trend in wedding dresses? We journals before grinding for the best bridal fashion ideas? The fashion world knows that elegant wedding invitation ideas are as important as the wedding favors and floral arrangements. Look for these top trends in wedding invitations best for 2010:

* Mix-n-Match - The trendy way for the new year is fast becoming the coordinating bridesmaids dresses. Reflect this in your registry call mix-n-match. For example, a solid-colored invitation with a nice fine strips or reply card. Another possibility is the combination of different colors in the color spectrum or by opposite tones of coordination. If you DIY, then consider looking for mix and match kit you can customize your invitation ideas. Mix and Match invitations and invitation cards kits can easily be found using the online provider of the marriage.

em * Splash "of color - have recently been the brides elegant spiciness traditional white wedding dress flashes of color. If you like this style bridal runway inspiration, but follow your stationery. Try a call for white or ivory colored with a color that terminates the colors of the wedding dress games.

* Being Green - Whether you're an honest to goodness Hugger or a woman who wants only one difference for the environment one of the best wedding invitations in 2010 to make "eco-friendly. Paper made from 100% recycled products loads of semen that can be planted in the garden of your guests surrounded, you invitations easy on the eyes - and easy to find on Earth.

* Head neutral - One of the hottest new trends in wedding stationery, using neutral colors such as metallic. earthy bronze, gold and platinum sparkle elegant rich guarantee and are looking to add shine fashion calls. Wow your guests with a shiny, silver foil or classic gold edges.

Personal Wedding Stationery * - Some of the best wedding invites invitations personalized for your personality shine through in 2010. Working with a specialist wedding stationery, you can by selecting the character and color ink, and photographs of one-of-a-kind name.

* Plug in fashion - DIY Kits are a top trend wedding invitation idea that calls or other correspondence brides cards, prints and much, on high quality paper with a computer at home. You can print a few dollars and as a bonus the full control over how calls are observed.

Remember not worth looking away from your style, get in the way of your wedding day. Ultimately, the best wedding invitations for your wedding, you like. Then find wedding invitations that adapt your personal style and taste.

Wedding Ideas | 2010 Top 10 Wedding Ideas

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:49:00 +0000

You want great wedding ideas? If you want a perfect day to make reading of this article, as well as unique wedding ideas that can be used to make the happiness of marriage!

1. Theme weddings
One of the best ideas for wedding wedding theme. What he does with the theme. Therefore, it could be Celtic Marriage, for example, and everything is to present such a case. Some of them even has a unique idea for the wedding of Snow wedding.

2. Subsequent culture
Every country has its own culture and some customs authorities follow. The nature of wedding dresses white wedding world famous. Traditional marriage is an alternative version in which the theme, and continues the tradition.

3rd. Put on a Budget
Save? No need to go ahead and pay a high price. You can marry locally and to friends and family involved!

Four. Go Large!
Nothing is splashing on the big day! This is a great idea, and if you can afford it, is the big day you want!

Skiing in May wedding!
You and your assistant on skis? The Alps next day something special that people want to do, and can make a difference in the formation of marriage for salvation.

6. Let's Go Hawaii
Many people like going to the Hawaiian Islands. If you want your special day, based in Hawaii, tradition of a special day for many people around the world. A great way to dress nice, like a great place for a special case.

7. Your imagination!
Every girl dreams of a wedding. As you get older, you can back your imagination. However, I do not believe that the grand vision? You can create a wonderful wedding day bliss, whatever your budget!

8. On an 'island!
He is currently one of the best ways to get married. But remember, it can be expensive, and if your guests send you apply, you will find a lot of people can not do. However, if you want a good marriage, a marriage is only one of the best ideas!

9. E 'on the beach!
Lie on your country or abroad, you can marry on the beach, great! This could make for an unforgettable day, and one is a good choice for unique wedding ideas.

10. Make it a dream wedding
Dream Wedding spectacular. Believe that your last days. This is what is interesting and may fit your budget. Create your ideal, then look what you can do. You might be surprised, in most cases, you will find that you can afford to make your wedding dreams come true!

Wedding Ideas | The best ideas for a wedding 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:44:00 +0000

We stand on the threshold of a new decade, with new ideas in wedding trends. Ladies, if you're planning a wedding, in 2010, we want to know the hot styles for wedding ideas. There are many things that would be acceptable today in a marriage, not in traditional marriages.

White is no longer the only option for a beautiful wedding gown. In fact, many non-traditional colors displayed on the brides of today, and that instead of the traditional white or ivory. Some of these colors is quite bold and pink, red, orange and green. If the suit unusual choice of color, marriage is often a long time.

More couples opt for a quiet, intimate ceremony at home or family home. It is a choice of quality over quantity, especially if you work with a modest budget. With a small guest list, you will be able to devote their energies to get good food, socializing with close friends and spend a little "more money to preserve the memory of your wedding by hiring a professional photographer.

As the price of air moved in recent years, road trips to exotic idea of replacing escape honeymoon. With a young and flexible, to take the road trip with the other major. You control where they go and how long you want to get there. The wizard makes it easier for the perfect place to find a corner or spend some time with her new husband.

Environmental issues seem to be the mood in those days, including planning the wedding. Waste reduction is a good way for a wedding environment. Instead of calling, please e-invitations to the guest list. To reduce energy costs, to the ceremony in a large open space, where light freely. Or, if you're going to get married at home, with candles for romantic lighting to your reception.

As technology develops, the scores in any part of our lives. Video trend at weddings, especially video DJs. When playing music, music videos are in rotation on several big screens. This option is great that they can not afford to hire live music, but I still want to visual entertainment.

Finally, personal wedding favor! Strip beers to remember the wedding proceeds as your wedding was beautiful. Give them what they use as roulette, playing cards, coasters, glasses, and best of all edible! Only one of these ideas may be a solution for the modern wedding in the next 10 years.

Pretty Simple

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 10:58:00 +0000

I have seen some amazing weddings come past my desk while we have been working on our spring issue! Here is one I really wanted to share with you - Rowena and Chris had a beautiful and relaxed wedding...I just love their unique bouquets, those who know me will know that flowers are my 'thing' and I have to say these bouquets by Lotus Flowers caught my eye! There is quite an art in making flowers seem relaxed and loosely arranged and when done well there is nothing more perfect than an imperfect bouquet. Of course credit where credit is due the whole day was captured perfectly by the very talented Karalee from Angelsmith Photography.

Rowena looked perfect in her Lisa Ho dress.

Rowena and Chris had the sweetest Cake Stories cake.

Posted By Annabelle Kerslake

Little Bow Peep

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 07:45:00 +0000

A clutch this pretty would make such a statement. Bow's are a hot ticket right now. Valentino certainly knows a thing or two about statement pieces. Imagine this with a cute pair of red pumps. I'm in love! Available online at www.net-a-porter.com

Bow satin clutch £391

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Sarah and Jason's 50s Style Wedding

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:45:00 +0000

Sarah and Jason held their fab 50s style wedding beside Lake Ullswater last summer. Sarah had her beautiful dress made by Whirlingturban and complemented it with summery Vivien of Holloway bridesmaids dresses.

Sons Barney and George did the couple proud as page boys while niece Holly and goddaughter Molly made for seroisly cute flower girls!

Thank you to Rachel Notman for the lovely photographs.

50s Style Pinup Shoots

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 09:41:00 +0000

I wish I knew about this when deciding what to buy my husband for a wedding gift! Kate Donovon, pinup photographer extraordinaire, offers makeover and photo packages from her studio in Manchester. I think any man would be very pleased to receive a sexy pinup style boudoir photo of their lovely wife to be! This would also be a fab idea for a 50s themed hen night activity.

Check out the 21st Century Goddess website for more details.

Elegant Vocals

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 09:11:00 +0000

If you're looking for entertainment that fits in with your 50s theme check out vintage style vocalist Simon Partridge. Simon provides vintage jazz and swing entertainment from the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s and 1950s to set the perfect tone at your wedding reception!

Sale Ahead

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 00:41:00 +0000

If there's one bridal sale you do not want to miss it's Lisa Gowing's biggest ever clearance sale. On July 30th & 31st you'll have the opportunity to take your pick from over 30 gowns reduced by 50%. There will even be styles available from Lisa's current Gatsby demi-couture collection. The gowns will start from $945 and range in size from 8 - 12. Drawing inspiration from the decadence of the roaring 20’s, the Gatsby collection celebrates the riches and glamour of this era. Buttery liquid and glowing ivory silks, bead encrusted vintage laces and rich platinum and crystal embellishments feature in this collection of gowns and headpieces. Accessories will also be on sale including veils, vintage inspired jewellery, stoles and faux furs up to 50% off. Lisa and her team of trainied bridal conslutants will be on hand to help you select designs from the collection to try and purchase. The gowns on sale will not be samples. Please register to confirm your attendance at the Lisa Gowing clearance sale by emailing studio@lisagowing.com or calling 02 9327 6332. Lisa's studio is located at 6/212 New South Head Rd, Edgecliff, Sydney. Visit www.lisagowing.com for all the details.

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Home Made

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 00:17:00 +0000

Who doesn't love a home-made biscuit? I found these fantastic Suck.UK site thanks to Jocundist . What a great way to personalise cookies for a dessert bar or as a cute favour.

£10 + shipping although there is an Australian email address – enquiries@until.com.au – so they may well be available here too!

Posted by Jane Cameron

The Best Bows

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 00:00:00 +0000

A big thank you to Emma from The Hen's Nest who let us in on the gorgeous Twilili, a new ribbon company who are soon to launch their range and their website. Their sister company Bubblefish are promoting them as 'luxurious personalised ribbon design'. I don't know about you, but I can't wait to see their products. Guess we'll all have to be patient!

Posted by Jane Cameron

Elise Kapeller

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 21:05:00 +0000

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Judi and Luke

Julia and Sam who featured in Issue 15

Posted by Emma Henderson

Necklace Heaven

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 01:51:00 +0000

It's true, I am in love, in love with Elva Fields. I've blogged before and no doubt I'll blog again. Her pieces... well, I'm lost for words. If jewellery is your thing then one of her beautiful pieces would make a simply perfect accent to your look. I can imagine choosing the gown to go with the necklace rather than choosing the necklace to go with the gown. Each handmade piece features vintage elements wich makes them eco-friendly and super unique. They're truly pieces of art. Many of the pieces are one off and over 40 new pieces have been popped on her website for summer as of today so if you don't want to miss out get in quick. Once they're gone they're gone. Visit shop.elvafields.com for range details.

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Paper Petals

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 00:22:00 +0000

How sweet are these Blom Paper Flowers from Upon a Fold? As they suggest these sweet little blooms can be used to decorate gifts and they would make a great alternative tablecentre. AUD $19.95 + postage for a set of 15 flowers, florist wire and gift tags.

Allow plenty of time to visit this lovely site – it is one of my absolute favourites and a fantastic resource for paper goods.

Posted by Jane Cameron

Swanky Stationery

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 01:55:00 +0000

If you're looking for something a little bit different in relation to your wedding stationery Engraving Plus could be perfect for you. Specialising in unique custom invitation and stationery pieces made from acrylic, timber and card every little detail is considered. The lovely Natalie sent me across some pictures of their Snowy Winter Branches invitation, which is a custom designed, frosted acrylic A6 invitation. Featuring rock maple timber inlayed branches and Swarovski crystal snow embellishments bedded on a mocha ripple backing card, the suite is wrapped in natural mulberry tissue with a thick ivory satin ribbon and frosted snowflake cut ornament. A perfect save-the-date reminder! Packaged in an invitation box, custom covered and lined in natural mulberry tissue and addressed with a timber label it'd make quite the surprise to receive one of these in your letterbox. If you'd like to find out more visit www.engravingplus.com.au.

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Fine Designs

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:49:00 +0000

On Friday I came across some designs from Australian designer Anna Campbell and I was impressed. The goddess-like pieces are twisted, wrapped, draped, plaited and tied around the figure to create the most gorgeously feminine shapes possible. Anna's Bridal Collection features exquisite and distinctive embellishments including bows, ribbons, hand-made silk flowers and beaded fringing. Her gowns are perfect for the fashionable bride who dreams of a beautiful, romantic dress without restrictive and uncomfortable corsets, hoop skirts and stiff trains which make her designs perfectly suited to garden, outdoor and beach weddings. All Anna Campbell pieces are custom made to measure with brides able to take pieces from different designs to create their dream dress. The Anna Campbell Boutique is now open and is located at 309 Victoria Street, Brunswick in Victoria. For more details on her bridal and bridesmaids collections or to find an alternate stockist visit the website at www.annacampbell.com.au.

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Prettiest Pink

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 07:24:00 +0000

I was lucky enough to receive a package brimming full of pink treats today - there was a pink fortune cookie, pink streamers, a pink lollypop, a balloon and many other goodies. All this pink goodness was a gift from Polka Dot Bride who launched their lovely new website today. Apart from a fresh new look, there is now lots more to enjoy including categories for grooms, honeymoons and weddings – it's well worth a revisit, just allow lots of time to really enjoy it.

Posted by Jane Cameron

Sample Pallas for Yourself

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 01:09:00 +0000

If you're on the hunt for your dream wedding gown I suggest you make an appointment to attend Pallas Couture's sample sale, being held from 29 July - 1 August at their Paddington studio in Sydney. The sample sale will feature more that 100 gowns ranging in price from AUD$100 - $1,500. The sale will incl. gowns from past seasons to styles that have evolved over multiple samples or have even just been too costly to put into production. Pallas' co-design directors, Joy Morris and Cathy Thomas, will be on hand to offer advice, tips and opinions to prospective brides. There will also me a number of paper silk gowns available which can be dyed for red carpet, school balls and other formal events. Sizes will range between an Australian 8-12. No walk-ins will be accepted and all gown flaws (if any) will be clearly maked. For more info on this amazing, once-in-a-lifetime sale visit www.pallas.com.au or call Kathryn Prior on 0417 188 836 or email info@pallas.com.au.

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Prize Winners

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 05:37:00 +0000

Congratulations to Penny Johnston from VIC and Emily Colvin from NSW who have won our kikki.K guestbook competition. A wedding guestbook will be heading your way soon.

Posted by Emma Henderson

Rachel Gilbert spring/summer 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 21:55:00 +0000

I am loving the new Rachel Gilbert dresses from the spring/summer 2010 collection. These are a few of my faves.

Pearla Dress

Alexandra Short Dress

Alexandra Long Dress

Rachel Dress

Check out Rachel Gilbert's website for stockist details.

Posted by Emma Henderson

Very Valentino - Haute Couture autumn/winter 2010/11 #2

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 01:15:00 +0000

There's no question that Valentino is known for ultra feminine, pretty, show stopping pieces that are always accompanied by the most divine accessories. His recent autumn/winter haute coutre show proved this point very clearly. Delicate layering, sorft ruffled hems, intricate detailing and bold injections of colour all combined to create a beautiful show. The gowns were largely understated in their styling however the use of exquisite silks and organza's showed you don't need to go over the top to have a truly glamorous look. The short red cocktail dress is just gorgeous. I also loved the black gown with organza overlay. A modern take on a typically classic gown. The accessories were my favourite part. Shell encrusted bow kitten heels and short cropped leather gloves with oversized bows added a mod element. I also adored the oversized rosettes on the gowns. Details have never been prettier.

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Suave & Silky

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 05:51:00 +0000

These Pedro Garcia Swarovski crystal embellished Elisha pumps are just soooo pretty. With a heel of 4.5 inches they're the perfect height if you're not into kitten heels but don't want to be a towering giant. The grosgrain ribbon frill around the edge is the perfect detail and in ivory satin, opposed to white, they're sleek and shiny. Available to purchase online at www.net-a-porter.com or visit www.pedrogarcia.com to view the available collections.

Pedro Garcia Elisha satin & crystal pump £230

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Neutral Remedy - Haute Couture autumn/winter 2010/11

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 01:13:00 +0000

There's something particularly special about the Haute Couture shows. The glamour, the intense detailing, the exquisite fabrics all make for a truly astounding show. The hours that have gone in to creating the collections are off the scale, the cost to put the shows on is equally eye popping.

Armani Prive and Givenchy chose a deliciously neutral palette of caramels, chocolates, nougats and creams. Feathers, sequins and beads amped up the glamour of impecably cut strapless dresses, mono-shoulder gowns and sheer skirts. Armani Prive's signature strapless dress was reinvented with gathers, tucks and draping, making them, no doubt, the choice for many famous ladies leading up to the start of awards season. Givenchy went sheer, mixing futuristic detailing with classic accents of sequins, tassels and cinched waists. Givenchy's pieces were a standout. Beauty doesn't get better than this. Visit Vogue Australia for collection details.

Armani Prive

Givenchy

Photos courtesy of Vogue.com.au

Posted by Emilie Harrison

Tasting Time

noreply@blogger.com (Doncrack) — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 00:36:00 +0000

Tasting Time is one of my favourite stories in our Issue 15. It's simple but elegant and not too girly for me. I'm really happy with the invitation idea – it came to me in the middle of the night as often they do. I remembered we had some fabulous illustrations on file from Melanie Terrett who supplies the images for our Guide section. I wanted to design something interesting that would suit the theme and I think these piccolos, wrapped in an illustrated invitation really hit the mark. You can download the artwork for free from here.

The opening spread to our Tasting Time story showing the nifty bottle invitations.

Oh, and see that little pencil in the foreground...don't tell anyone, but that's from Ikea! I put my ever-growing collection to good use by painting them in a pretty colour to match the story and it worked a treat.

Our always-happy photographer Claudio Raschella shot this story in my husband, John's, restaurant – it meant everything we needed for the food and drink shots was right at hand. We took over half of the restaurant floor and had lunch customers looking on, critiquing our work and asking lots of questions. It was a fun way to hold a shoot actually, very different to shooting in the studio.

Emma filling the glasses with wine and Claude showing off his glow-in-the-dark cat t-shirt.

Emma holding the reflector and a close up of one of the beautiful dahlias Annabelle sourced for the setting. That bendy grissini stick made me laugh.

Claude shooting from over the model's shoulder and Annabelle reviewing the shots as Claude loads them.

Annabelle keeping a close eye on the images as they are loaded and a shot of a pic as it comes up on screen.

As with every shoot, it's a lot of planning, preparation, and work on the day. But we enjoy every second. I know the models did - they got to eat and drink til their hearts were content!

Posted by Jane Cameron