Posts Tagged ‘Ceremony’

Outdoor Marriage, To Do Or Not To Do

Sunday, February 14th, 2010

Few marriage ceremony arrangements are as pleasant as the ones providing for an outdoor wedding ceremony, or possibly for marriage that is conducted entirely outside. But before tying the knot this way, there are definite pros and cons to consider.

Several reasons could speak against outdoor marriage. For instance, if you are not fan of the unexpected, you are better off with a traditional indoor wedding. The outdoors are a fickle place, and lots can go differently than expected if you hold a ceremony with a lot of guests. Do if you or your spouse doesn’t like surprises, better to avoid getting married outdoors.

Specifically, if you would consider the wedding to be ruined by a spell of bad weather, better to do everything inside. The weather can turn even in the best of seasons. The alternative, of course, is to have an indoor plan B, even if it’s just a big ceremony tent.

You will find that a good wedding organizer will help a lot, but outdoor marriage will still place extra stress and responsibilities on you. If you would prefer to avoid having to have more things to think about in an already complicated day, go for an easier option.

Special Wedding Cake Toppers Started Off Via The Traditional

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Wedding cake toppers are those little figurines that sit on top of the wedding cake. You know what I mean? They often depict the bride and groom on the happy day, but many other designs are available as well. The wonderful world of special wedding cake toppers started off from humble beginnings…the more traditional. In this article we will explore their world. Here are four traditional wedding cake toppers that we really like:

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Item #1) We really like the “Contentment” Calla Lily Porcelain Cake Topper as it features the happy bride and groom in a warm embrace on the “big day”. The love between the happy couple can clearly be seen reflected in the tender touch of the bride’s soft hand upon the groom’s rugged face. The groom is gingerly holding his new bride’s waist. The bride is beautifully and elegantly dressed in a strapless wedding gown. The groom is decked out in a tuxedo with tails. Note the handmade bouquet of calla lillies, a floral engagement added to complement the overall design. Here are the specifications for this wonderful piece:

a) The size of this topper is: 7″ x 3″

b) Hand painted

Beach Wedding: Beach Centerpieces Ideas

Monday, January 18th, 2010

The beach setting you selected is absolutely perfect. Now you want to work on making your ceremony and reception beautiful occasions where your loved ones can gather together to share in your happiness.

You want to choose the right centerpieces because they will be the focal point of the tables at your wedding. Beach centerpieces should blend in seamlessly with your wedding theme and have a natural yet eye-catching appearance.

The four primary ingredients of wedding beach centerpieces are sand, glass, sea shells and flowers. These ingredients can be easily interchanged allowing for almost infinite centerpiece designs that are dazzling as well as practical.

Here are some tips for creating attention-grabbing centerpieces.

Candles in Vases: This is the easiest design to make. Your starting point is a small transparent glass vase of the type sometimes used to protect candles from the wind. Fill the vase about one-third full with white sand, then put a candle on top of the sand. Put flower leis and sea shells around the vase and light the candle. The result is an easy but classic centerpiece for the tables at your wedding. Beach centerpieces of this type are inexpensive and fun to create, and they’re pleasing to the eye.

Outdoor Marriage: The Seven Most Important Caveats

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

Having an outdoor marriage is a great way to celebrate that important moment in your life in a different way, whether you are ecologically aware, or a nature enthusiast, a lover of beaches, or even if you just want to say your vows under a clear sky, an outdoor wedding will be something to remember.

In spite of all this, an outdoor wedding also brings with it a series of risks that you should plan to counter well before the ceremony. Make sure that you read the following with due consideration, and you will avoid the pitfalls that could ruin your marriage ceremony.

1) You should put the utmost care into ensuring that your guests will be comfortable before, during and after the ceremony. Of course, this applies especially to older guests, but you should also think about children, who could become unruly if bored. Don’t forget to take the weather and season into account, and to provide protection against the elements, such as a biting winter wind, or a hot summer sun.

2) There should be plenty to drink near the outside wedding ceremony area, both water to make sure that everyone stays hydrated, and more interesting drinks to keep the party going. If the wedding is in winter, hot drinks would be of order too.

How To Start Wedding Planning Once You Are Engaged

Monday, January 4th, 2010

Being engaged can be a fabulous time. It is a time where you are usually at your happiest. However, during this time you realize that you need to start planning your wedding and soon! This article addresses the things you should do first.

So what should you do first? One of the first things you should do is tell the persons closest to you about your engagement. Start with your parents. If at all possible, the parents should be told in person, with both of you present. After your parents you will need to tell other close family members, friends and then everyone else. There are different methods to announcing your engagement. Some popular methods include sending out formal announcements, having an engagement party or creating a wedding website and announcing your engagement and upcoming wedding details on the website.

Another thing you are going to address immediately is the guest list. The guest list is one of the most important things that need to be decided. How many guests there will be effect the wedding budget (from how large your ceremony or reception is, to how many slices of cake you need or how many favors you will have to buy). This is a wedding planning item which you and your fianc will have to discuss together as well as asking for input from the parents.

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