What a hassle and tedious task wedding planning can be especially if left till the last minute. Leading up to the wedding if crucial wedding plans are not adhered too then you can expect to run into problems. Overlooking things like the sending of invitations, booking a caterer or flowers are easily forgotten so therefore careful planning in advance is vital to ensure no last minute hic ups. A checklist with certain days and dates allotted to different jobs will make all preparations a lot less stressful.
By doing it this way you can tick off each job as you go along. Your wedding checklist should also include choosing your perfect wedding ring.
Simple sounds easy but when choosing a wedding ring it is not as simple as you would imagine. Much detail has to be taken into account to claim the perfect wedding bands. Careful thought needs to go behind the scenes before making a decision. This is a Jewelry piece that denotes together forever and is worn for that length of time - so choose carefully.
Most crucial matters to be addressed is your budget when buying wedding rings. Check your bank to see if the balance allows you to purchase your jewelry piece. Because of the penny situation you may be limited on choice of precious metals.
Just because less in price does not mean less in loveliness, cheap cut gold or silver wedding rings hold as much beauty as that of the more expensive kind.
Most regular materials used are yellow gold. Gold rings still uphold the number one position for popularity in wedding and engagement rings but hot on the heels is white gold which also comes in stunning and unique designs. White gold can be very complimentary to other materials particularly platinum.
Material like platinum is commonly exchanged at the altar by happy couples in todays modern society. It is one of the hardest durable metals which makes it apt for his and her wedding rings. Platinum wedding rings symbolize endurance of love. However and take note, wedding rings made of this material are more costly. Bear in mind its durability where savings can be made if this is to be a lifetime Jewelry piece.
Precious metals will always come at a price but one worth considering is titanium which is noted as the wedding ring for the male species. Titanium is long lasting and a lot less expensive than platinum. Titanium wedding rings can be very deceiving in appearance and is easily mistaken for white gold.
Choosing wedding rings can prove to be an ordeal due to the vast variety of stunning and elegant designs so take your time and plan ahead.
Whether the perfect wedding ring sits on the finger or through the nose take the bull by the horns - now go get your man.
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A bridal shower theme will help to coordinate all other bridal shower ideas. Once you choose your theme, your invitations, decorations, games, gifts and even bridal shower food will will seem to fall into place. Lets see how this happens.
How to pick a bridal shower theme
Think about the bride, first, and what she will appreciate. This may be based on need or
interest. If she is just starting out, she may need a kitchen or bath shower. However, if she is older, a fun theme may be just right.
A wedding shower theme can be based on the main household necessities.
A kitchen, bath, or bedroom shower is always a good idea, if the basics are needed.
Pick a room, and that becomes your focus.
The future “Mrs.” may be all set with household goods, but needs some personal items. In this case, throw a spa,
lingerie, or honeymoon theme bridal shower.
Couples showers are becoming more popular. Themes for these include sports, music, and hobbies.
You’ve picked your bridal shower theme
Look at your main categories, and start coordinating your plans
• Invitations:choose a design that tells the type of party you are having. A pail or sunglasses would hint at a beach theme bridal shower.
• Decorations:Choose two or three main colors. Balloons, flowers, streamers, and other room decor can be coordinated to go along with these. Then if desired, add designed items that go along with your theme.
• Paper goods: There are a variety of designs available. If you can’t find suitable ones, choose solid colors.
• Food: Plan your bridal shower menu to reinforce your theme. Finger sandwiches and brewed tea for a Tea Party,
and a chocolate fountain with fruit chunks and cake slices for dipping are two examples.
• Games: A beach theme could have volleyball and horse shoes, while a kitchen party might include bridal shower bingo.
•Gifts: Have guests bring a theme-related gift. Suggest this in the invitation. Examples: a dvd player for a Hollywood theme, or a set of luxury towels for a bath theme.
You can carry your theme even further by having guests dress for the occasion, and playing the appropriate music.
Have fun with your choice, and the ideas will be limitless..
© Copyright Trish Burrell, All Rights Reserved . This article may be reprinted, with all information, authors bio, and hyperlinks intact.
Trish Burrell is founder of Bridal Shower Ideas For You. Visit this informational site on all areas of bridal shower planning, at http://www.bridal-shower-ideas-for-you.com
Of the recent request for articles by our webmaster, I thought the request for articles on love would not be for me. His request was: Love - Articles probing the infinite complexities of this unique human emotion belong here.
Something happened to me today that changed my mind. After I display my ignorance about love (and if you will forgive this hack writer), I’ll get right to it.
I had never written about love in the context of “the infinite complexities of this unique human emotion.” There are sex scenes in my novels tamed down by the moral code my mother left to me.
In Revenge on the Mogollon Rim there is pathos in the death of the bride of the protagonist although he was always separated from her. In other scenes, human complexities are visible if you think about it. One of the complexities is a pregnant wife. Her irate husband drives young Peter Ott to ride out of thar.
But my novels are not about love.
Well, I guess I lied about that. There is an exception.
Bull is a western saga where Bull is captivated by a certain young lady he has put on a pedestal. Putting her on a pedestal thwarts his love attempts. He is always two slow to catch her on the bounce. She has married three times before Bull lands her near the end of the novel. She has twin boys but they are not Bull’s.
Love is not a factor in my detective novels except for the love that Richard Lacey has for his sweetheart who is his secretary in Bone China whom he is married to in In No Way Guilty There is infatuation in these novels as Lacey works with classy clients and associates and resists temptation. He is always true to his wife.
I learned in college that love comes in three flavors. Quarks come in six flavors. (Quarks were added here to keep the interest of my scientific readers.) There is physical love not to be completely confused with the sinful lust you see on television. It might be similar acts with dignity.
Next is spiritual love like we have for God (and He for us according to those who know). Spiritual love does not have to be between God and Women. (I used “women” here because I don’t want to put God into the Gay Movement.) Spiritual love is often attained by librarians (for children) and veterinarians (for animals). It should be part of “love and marriage.” The thought here might be that we become the parents of God’s children.
The last type of love is plutonic love. Hi, Buddy! Let’s go down to the ol’ swimmin’ hole and cool off. You know; friendship. That is important in marriage too.
I recently uploaded an article called Lessons for Living: Marriage which is better on that subject than what I’m writing here.
Now there is maternal love, fraternal love, brotherly love, sisterly love, and animal love, but the three I mentioned, spiritual, physical, and plutonic love where the ones we studied at the University of Utah when I got back from Korea where love was generally missing.
Having bored most everybody away, I will now tell you who stayed what happened today.
I was a church leader over the years. Despite the fact that I haven’t served in an administrative capacity for years, I still get calls from church members living in various parts of the country. Sometimes they ask me for advice.
We have a friend living in the Southwest whom we knew in New Jersey. Let’s call her Annie. She called me last year notifying us of the death of her husband. She has moved since and found new associates. Annie is 86 years old and she is in love.
She told me today that she has been associating with a man of 69 years. There relationship is not a sexual one, it’s not strictly plutonic. Annie is just as in love with this man as she was with her husband. She is giddy, excited, happy, flustered, confused, whimsical, whirling, wild, and woozy. (I got the last four words by inserting “giddy” in the search box at http://thesaurus.reference.com.)
Annie wanted to know if she was wrong in associating with this man who loves her, cooks for her, and who bought her a new walker. I told her it was absolutely wonderful that she could be in love again and that she could marry the man if she loved him. That made her very happy. I felt like God.
That must be one of the complexities of love that our webmaster was talking about. She felt guilty for loving a man other than her late husband. Love can come on fast and threaten stable relationships. Infatuation quickly turns to love. It’s the nature of the beast. So we must be careful what we do when we feel these urges of infatuation that lead to love. But if we are free and easy, we shouldn’t worry about past relationships. We should not feel guilty for being in love. We should enjoy the springtime. And age doesn’t count.
Maybe I will write a love story someday. Well, I doubt that. After reading this article, I’m sure of it.
John T. Jones, Ph.D. (tjbooks@hotmail.com, a retired VP of R&D for Lenox China, is author of detective & western novels, nonfiction (business, scientific, engineering, humor), poetry, etc. Former editor of Ceramic Industry Magazine. He calls himself “Taylor Jones, the hack writer.”
More info: http://www.tjbooks.com
Business web site: http://www.dumbincome.com
Your wedding reception should be the party of your life and when planning it, every effort should be made in order to ensure that’s what you get. Table decorations, floral arrangements, venue, entertainment and bomboniere are key to a successful wedding reception.
When it comes to the venue, it needs to suit the theme of your wedding. For example, if your bridal gown were princess-like, a castle would be suitable. Alternatively, you may have a simple floor length shift-shape dress and to be in keeping with your look, the venue may be a modern riverside restaurant. Whichever theme you choose, even the smallest detail must be meticulously well planned and this includes your choice of bomboniere.
Originally, brides were supposed to make up favors or bomboniere by hand, but in the busy lives we now lead, this is near on impossible. Bomboniere consist of round shaped colored nets tied together with co-ordinating ribbons and finished with dried flowers or beads. These pretty nets are filled with a dish of delicious dragees [tear-shaped sugar coated chocolates in various colors] or sumptuous almonds [sugar coated tear-shaped nuts available in a range of colors].
Each dragee or almond is said to represent one of the five common wedding wishes; fertility, health, happiness, longevity and wealth. By giving them to your guests, the bride and groom are said to have a marriage filled with all these things. Nowadays of course, many brides are turning away from traditional almond or dragee bomboniere and are choosing more modern ways to thank their guests. Although there are a huge range of inedible favors such as candle favors, flower seed wedding favors and ornament wedding favors, there is nothing more beautiful than leaving a wedding reception with a hand-tied net pouch filled with almonds or dragees. Despite popular belief, the traditional bomboniere can still be very much a part of a modern wedding. There are so many options when it comes to bomboniere, that the world is quite literally your oyster.
For example, natural color theme weddings are very much en vogue with brides choosing simple, clean cut dresses for themselves and taupe, pale green or ivory 50’s style dresses for their bridesmaids. Floral arrangements reflect the simplicity of the wedding as brides opt for small hand-tied white bouquets or a drape of plain orchids across their arms. Traditional bomboniere can fit beautifully in these more retro occasions as brides can select ivory or white nets, fill them with white almonds and finish them with a pale green bow. Alternatively, ecru colored nets can be complemented with ivory or gold dragees and finished off with co-ordinating ribbons or flowers.
So, whatever your wedding venue, dress or bouquet, there is a bomboniere to suit all occasions. Your choice of bomboniere should reflect your theme and personality and with such a vast range of nets, almonds, dragees, colors, flowers and ribbons, no two bomboniere need be the same!
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The most powerful romance doesn’t begin with physical action, but rather with mental contemplation and expectation. It starts with a simple idea or fantasy that develops into closer intimacy between two connected partners. Having a satisfying romantic relationship with your husband or wife takes some thought and leg work, but it doesn’t have be burdensome. In reality, becoming a romantic person can be fun, exciting and fulfilling for you and your spouse.
And if you’re truly committed to making it work, romance will become second nature for you. All you need is:
a willing heart to invest the time,
access to a computer,
and maybe a little creativity.
If you’re a little skeptical, don’t worry, I started with only one of the three too. Here are three keys that have worked for my husband and me.
1. Romance of the mind begins when the sun comes up, not after it goes down. If you want have a successful romance with your husband or wife, start the day thinking about what your partner likes or wants most. Maybe it’s a specific request, a deed, or a special gift. Doesn’t have to be fancy, but it does need to be relevant to your relationship. Drop hints throughout the day to build expectancy. Some suggestions are short and sweet (or sexy) notes, photos, or voice/text messages. The idea is to show that you’re listening, to give your honey a sense of desirability and to build up his/her receptiveness for affection. (Notice I did not say sex per se.)
2. Romance of the mind is ritualistic, not boring or repetitive, but endearing. I recently read an article about couples who love having fun with each other. (http://women.msn.com/a460717.armx?GT1=6920) The one thing that they all had in common was that they had certain rituals that they enjoyed doing together. When you have a certain ritual that you and your partner share, it gives you something to look forward to throughout the day, week, month or year.
Something my husband and I do to wind down our day is chat over tea, coffee, or chocolate (in the winter) and smoothies (in the summer). Sometimes we have music in the background, sometimes not. Sometimes it leads to more, sometimes not. But this practice has gotten us through some tough times spiritually, emotionally, physically, mentally and even professionally.
3. Romance of the mind is well-planned but has a feeling of spontaneity. One of the movies that I truly enjoyed this year was Hitch. He had a way of making romance look easy, but he wasn’t perfect. He planned, but he wasn’t rigid. And when his plans fell apart, he could go with the flow. If only we all could be so talented. I’ll let you in on a little secret: the good news is that we can.
Just plan around what you and your wife or husband like doing. If you like elaborate evenings for two, go for it. If you love to travel, there are plenty of romantic places to see. If you like staying home and playing board games– there are plenty of nice (and some naughty) ones out there.
Just plan and see where you’ll end up.
When we lived in Brooklyn, my husband and I used to plan walking dates in Prospect Park (the Central Park of Brooklyn) or near the water along lower Manhattan. We’d have our meeting time and place, but no specific agenda in mind. Sometimes we heard musicians. Sometimes we just enjoyed nature. One time we even had an unexpected fireworks show. It was spectacular against the purple glow cast on the water. I was certain that he knew about it. He denies it to this day.
Hope this post inspires you to make an effort and draws you closer to your spouse.
Keishia Lee-Louis is the Editor of http://www.Married4Good.com (Launching November 2005). Her work has appeared on iVillage.com, BibleResourceCenter.com, and in numerous other publications. Currently, she is writing a book on marriage and relationships(Spring 2006). If you’d like to see more of her work, visit http://married4good.blogspot.com
Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life, and of course you want to splurge a little to make it special. But sticking to your budget is important too, especially if you don’t want to start your life together neck-deep in debt.
The first step is to identify what’s most important to you, spend on what matters, and cut corners on the things that don’t. This differs from bride to bride. Some ask a friend to take the pictures but spend an open bar and a big band-others want professional photographs, and schedule a lunch reception because it’s less expensive than a dinner menu.
If you’re not sure what your priorities are, ask yourself these questions: what do I want to remember about the wedding? Is it “my guests had the time of their life” or “I had the dress of my dreams”? Take your cue from there.
Also, buy a notebook and write down all your expenses related to the wedding, and have all your receipts in a file. Aside from the obvious costs like ordering the invitations, don’t forget the incidental expenses like having all of them mailed. Every month, review your tally of costs with your fiancée. If you find that you have gone over your budget, then rein the expenses in.
Here are some ways you can cut corners:
Flowers - Explore other ways of decorating the church or reception tables: Seashells, scented candles, balloon bouquets. Always use flowers that are in season.
Photography and Videography - Don’t order the wedding album or frame-you can do this yourself at a later time, when you’re not as deluged with expenses. You can ask a friend to do the videography, or approach a college or university film club. Most film students would be happy for a chance to earn a little extra on a weekend, and won’t charge as much as a professional cameraman.
Reception - Adjust the time of your reception so you can serve brunch or tea instead of lunch or dinner. You can also order separate meals for your suppliers (e.g., band, host), or a children’s menu for any young guests (they’d be happier with hotdogs, anyway). Another way of getting big bargains is to look for those that offer “special packages” that include the cake, food, use of the venue itself, and even extras like limo service.
Souvenirs - Make them yourself, if you have the time. For example, place several chocolate kisses into a small tin, while the more artistically inclined can make very inexpensive frames from materials in a crafts store. Or you can kill two birds with one stone, and ask a friend to take “studio” shots of your guests against a special set-up in the corner. Give them a copy of the picture to take home as a souvenir, while simultaneously compiling an album.
Cake - If you really want a high-tiered cake, you can always ask for mock Styrofoam layers so you get the impact but don’t spend on something that most people won’t eat, anyway.
Lesley-Ann Graham runs WeddingTrix.com - a valuable wedding planning resource with articles, tips and advice to help you plan your perfect wedding. The Bride, Groom, Best Man, Bridesmaids and Groomsmen can find it all at http://www.WeddingTrix.com
Using seed packets for wedding favors is a lovely idea and is very cost effective as well. You can present your wedding guests with seeds for annual flowers, perennials, trees, shrubs or even houseplants. The options are practically limitless.
Should you be having a theme that incorporates flowers, such as a daisy wedding theme, this makes choosing flower seed packets pretty easy. A nice idea would be to determine how many different varieties of a particular flower there is that you could hand out as favors, rather than using all of the same color or type. For a wedding that isn’t focused on flowers as an actual theme, you could package your chosen seed types in themed containers instead. Here are a few examples:
Should you be having a beach/seashore wedding, choose flowers and shrub seeds that would normally grow near an ocean. Bayberry (bush), Sweet Pea (vine), or Rosemary (herb) are all good choices. Use miniature treasure chests, large sea shells, or beach themed favor bags or boxes to hold your seed packets.
Coneflower (Mexican Hat), Desert Baileya (Desert Marigold) or Purple Sage bushes are ideal for a Western theme wedding. Place the seed packets in miniature cowboy hats or boots, small colorful southwestern clay pots, or wrapped in gingham fabric.
Although Roses seem to be the first choice for a Valentine’s Day, sweetheart or romantic theme, there are several other flower choices that are just as romantic. Try using forget-me-nots, orchids, Amaranth (Globe), Bell Flower or Sunflower. These are just a few of the flowers that are associated with meanings of romance, which you can include on your thank-you favor tags.
Weddings that are based on colors can also use seed packages that will grow flowers related to a particular color combination. For example, if you choose to have a white and black themed wedding, use pure white flower seeds packs placed in black velvet-like material bags. Purple and gold makes a stunning color combination and flower seeds such as violets, purple irises, or purple lilacs placed in gold-toned favor boxes would be ideal as favors.
When it comes to choosing what types of flower seeds you could give out as favors, the variety of ideas are endless. All it takes is a little bit of imagination and creativity. Hopefully the above ideas will provide you with some inspiration to come up with your own combination of wedding favors.
About the Author:
(c)2006. Rose Smith owns Wedding Themes and More. Visit http://www.wedthemes.com for additional ideas on unique themed wedding planning guides and resources, articles, tips and more to help you plan a beautiful wedding.
Having the consummate marriage is something most brides and grooms dream of. They both want their marriage day as the most perfect experience they will encounter.
Its little wonder that so many individuals are engaged in planning weddings as the precise details of the wedding can never be taken lightly. From the photography, invitations, and speeches, right through to the reception, every detail should be be considered in minute detail.
lets reflect on the centerpieces. For some other occasions, centerpieces may not be of prime importance, but for weddings, these magnificent embellishments usually set up in the reception area are exceedingly important as they enhance the total mood of the reception and complement the occasion and the gathering along with the other aspects of the wedding.
Often, wedding centerpieces do not form part of the arrangements for the reception or the catering; hence, it is a must that you engage the finest provider of wedding centerpieces available, or put plenty of thought into your own efforts.
Whether you have the budget to spend up on an extravagant centerpiece for your wedding, or are constrained by a shortage of funds….( welcome to the club! ) , the perfect centerpiece can be created with some effort and planning.
So, for persons who wish to obtain some good advice on selecting wedding centerpieces, here are some suggestions that should be of assistance.
In most situations, flowers are considered the best form of centerpieces for weddings.. They add color and life in the reception area, and enhance the spirit of those who are present in the reception. Flowers give a wholesome feel and certainly add to the ambience of the reception.
Something that you should not overlook if you are using flowers in the centerpieces, is that the person that you hire to decorate the church may be the most appropriate person for the decorations at the reception.
There is no shortage of people who can set up wedding centerpieces, so take time to look around and obtain more ideas. Take note of the colors, and types of flowers recommended as these details are most important. Colors chosen must compliment the color and the setting of the wedding reception
If flowers are outside your budget, or you wish to consider something different for your centerpieces, candles both floating and scented, ornaments of various designs and even sweets or fruit are other popular choices. Bowls of floating flowers and candles make an attractive presentation for table centerpieces, and are easy to assemble. If you like flowers but hate the thought of all those blooms being wasted after the reception, consider potted plants.
If you are considering an informal wedding, candy centerpieces are worth a look. Just get a set of attractive glass containers from your local discount store and fill them with jelly beans. Add a silk ribbon around the edge and the job is done.
Just use your creativity and imagination to create something wonderful out of any of these options. I have even attended a wedding in a garden setting which featured miniature bird houses as intriguing centerpieces..
In conclusion it is important to remember that wedding centerpieces need not cost the earth. What matters most is to have them glorious adornments to the table and a feature which you will treasure forever among your collection of wedding photographs .
The wedding speech, when well thought out, rehearsed and
properly delivered, could bring a wedding reception or dinner to
life. A good wedding speech will entertain and make the guests
feel great about being present for the celebration. Here are a
few tips for writing your own wedding speech if you don’t have
any idea what to say.
Thank Anyone Important
A wedding is an ideal occasion to thank many people. Name the
people you want to give thanks to and why. For example, if you
are the best man, you can thank the groom for being his best
friend. If you are the bride, you can thank your parents for
raising you to be independent and smart.
Tell a Story
People like to hear stories about other people. Say something
you know about the person you will be talking about because you
were also there when it happened, or even if you had only heard
about it. For example, you and the groom went to the same
college but attended lectures late, if at all in the mornings
because you both played poker all night long. The groom won
often and made enough to pay for one semester’s tuition.
Give a History Lesson
This is very similar to telling a story. Go over the
significant milestones, if you are familiar with them, about
this person, the bride or groom. That would include the schools
they attended, the jobs they had or the hobbies they are in to.
Disclose a Secret
Everyone likes to hear and tell secrets. Say something no one
knows about the person you will be talking about but may be
surprised to find out. For example, tell the guests that the
bride once auditioned for a popular television show. Or, that
the groom had a crush on his third grade school teacher, who by
the way is a guest tonight.
Say Something Funny
Any occasion would be fun if humor were part of it. If you can
make people laugh with a funny story, everyone will feel like
they are having a good time and enjoy themselves. You can’t
force a laugh. However, the stories you tell or the situations
you describe can end up getting a few guests chuckling without
you trying to make it funny.
Give Unsolicited Advice
It’s customary for someone to give the newlyweds some advice.
The most common is anything on marriage. If you are making a
speech and you are married, you can share your wisdom on how to
be a good spouse. A common advice is to resolve your argument
before you both go to sleep. Another would be that the wife is
always right. Although these examples are important, admittedly
they have been over-used. What you can do, if you can’t think of
advice that no one else has ever told, is to make these original
or unique by describing how the advice has helped you in your
own marriage.
Reveal Your Feelings
You can express your feelings about the people you will be
talking about in your speech. If you are the father of the
bride, tell your daughter how proud you are of her and that you
will always be there for her. In addition, you can tell your new
son-in-law how happy you are to have him as a new member of the
family.
Get the Audience Involved
This idea is a bit unconventional and almost crosses into the
job of the MC, however you might consider getting the audience
involved by asking questions about the couple. You can ask about
the craziest thing the couple has ever done. Or, you can ask
about why they would make a good couple. You can come up with
any opened ended question that requires some explaining. Some
would be glad to participate just to be the life of the party.
By doing this, you’ll loosen up the crowd and make the
celebration all the more fun.
You should consider it an honor and a privilege if asked to
make a speech at a wedding reception. The newlywed’s family
asked you because they trust you and have respect in you. They
know that they can count on you to do a good job. Your moment to
shimmer in the spotlight is near. Good luck and have fun.
Copyright © 2006 By Leroy Chan
Whoever said diamonds are women’s best friends, surely missed on mentioning men! Believe it or not, men too go bonkers over these sparks. When it comes to the glitters, man or woman, there’s no exception! So if your man’s crazy about the ember, men’s moissanite wedding rings would just be a perfect wedding gift for him. Men’s moissanite wedding rings make an apt choice.
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