Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Angela Wilson launches New York Bridal expo
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Wedding Reception Ideas.. Treat Your Guests!
LOVE, LUCK & HAPPINESS!
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Planning a wedding in Sydney? Tickets are now on sale for UWPP 2010!
Hear from the experts at the 2010 Ultimate Wedding Planning Party..
Daytime Session: 12pm-2pm
Evening Gala Session: 6pm-9pm
Ticket includes:
- Champagne and canapes
- Access to all wedding exhibits and displays
- Wedding Planner Seminar (gala session only)
- Bridal Fashion Catwalk Show (gala session only)
- Gift bag valued at $500
Thursday, June 3, 2010
When did you get married?
8th May 2010
What was the location of your wedding?
Did you engage in the services of a wedding planner?
We engaged a wedding planner in
Can you dish a little on your cake?
It was white parcels with red ribbons and A&G on top it was really stunning!
white roses and orchids
How about your dress?
Jenny Packham Elizabeth Hurley Gown
Did you encounter any hiccups along the way?
What was the highlight for you?
having our close friends and family from Australia, Holland, UK, Brazil, South Africa, Singapore, USA attend our 4 day celebration

Do you have any words of wisdom for brides to be?
Prepare Prepare and then on the day just enjoy and don't worry about anything

Traditional brides like to keep with the age old saying "Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue".
If you're a bride-to-be searching for your 'something blue' but don't want that same old blue item that every bride has on her big day, then look no further!
Some suggestions include:
- A blue garter belt
- Blue crystal earrings
- Corn flowers in your wedding bouquet
- Pale baby blue underwear




It may not be blue once it leaves the box to sit nicely around your neck or on your right hand (so as not to drag any attention away from the ring finger of your left hand!) but Ladies, have we ever really needed to try too hard to justify a little Tiffanys? Allow your groom (or best friend) to pick out your special something blue, that you can wear for years to come!

Thursday, May 20, 2010
Traditionally, Bonbonniere were five white sugared almonds for health, happiness, wealth, fertility and long life. If you'd like to be more unique however, the options are limitless.
If you're on a tight budget, you can DIY your bonbonniere - boiled lollies or marshmallows look fantastic in a clear plastic box tied with ribbon. Then, you can use a pretty font and print your own tags to attach to each box.
If you'd rather leave the bonbonniere to the pros to handle you can choose from a large variety of options...
Personalised:
Note pad and pen

Monogrammed Travel Candles


Edible Bonbonniere
Customised Rock Candy

Personalised Lollipops


Photo frame place card holder

Birdcage Tea light and place card holder

Silver Bell place card holder

Compact Mirror

Scented Soap

Handbag Holder

For The Men
Personalised playing cards

Golf Luggage Tag


Sandcastle Tea light holder



Of course these are just a few. Practically anything can be used as a bonbonniere!
What fantastic bonbonniere ideas have you seen?
Thursday, May 13, 2010

A Bridal Bag - what a fantastic concept! It’s something a little bit different and certainly handy to carry all your wedding day treats and necessities around in – and it’s pretty too! Purchase one online or simply keep the concept and use your own gorgeous bag to match your dress (or here’s an excuse to buy one!)
http://www.happybirthdaygifts.com.au/bridal-accessories/wedding-bridal-bag
Wedding vows are meant to be the most personal, sentimental and unique thing you ever say. Which is why it’s slightly amusing that there are so many books written about what to say and how to say it! One of my favourite titles is “Wedding Vows Book: How to Personalize The Most Important Promise You'll Ever Make”. If you are struggling for what to say on the big day (and we know you still adore your fiancĂ©) then it’s nice to know there are so many Wedding Vow Books out there to help you. Angus & Robertson have a substantial collection:
http://www.angusrobertson.com.au/search/wedding+vow/
Wedding Garters are often the last thing on your mind when it comes to planning your wedding. Thankfully there are companies that take all the thought out of it for the busy bride. Pink Frosting has a great selection!
http://www.pinkfrosting.com.au/
Their garters fall into three main categories:
- Handmade garters for themed weddings
Specialist lingerie designers can create bespoke garters. Hand dyed ribbon, embellishments, crystals and fabric flowers are used to create bridal garters for different wedding themes, such as beach weddings, winter weddings, oriental weddings, Spring weddings and weddings styled on colour such as black and white.
- Something Blue Garters
Hidden from view, a blue garter allows you to honour the tradition of something old, new, borrowed and blue without taking away from your dress and hair.
- Just for fun - Personality Garters
By the time it comes to your bridal toss, your guests will be ready for some frivolity, so why not have some fun and fling your personality garter with loads of good humour. Personality garters include: superhero garters, sporty garters or personalised garters.
Have you seen any great goodies that you want to tell us about?