Monthly Archives: December 2006

The Wedding Veil

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December 21, 2006

Look for the veil and you identify the bride. Veils are as popular today as they were centuries ago. Sure, the styles and their intentions have changed, but brides within many cultures still incorporate this traditional accessory in their attire. Some brides now combine it with a stunning tiara so that the same hair-do...
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Wedding Ceremony Traditions

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December 20, 2006

We all know that a bride is given away by her father and that she stands on the groom’s left during the ceremony. We also commonly see the groom carry the bride over the threshold. But why? How did these traditions ever come about? And how long have they been incorporated into marriage ceremonies?...
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Orange Flowers

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December 18, 2006

Orange flowers are no longer restricted to autumn weddings. While it is true that oranges, browns and other earthly colors create stunning autumn bouquets and centerpieces, orange flowers have converted into year-long must haves. Place them alongside yellow golden hues for spectacular springtime arrangements. Add a bit of blue for a hot yet breezy...
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Flower Spotlight: Amaryllis

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December 18, 2006

With so many wedding styles available, a bride may be falling asleep at night by counting flowers instead of sheep. She may be pondering whether or not to hire a florist, how many flowers will be necessary, what percentage of the budget should go to flowers, and most importantly, which flowers should she choose?...
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The Wedding Ring

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December 11, 2006

The wedding ring is a tradition upheld by nearly 100% of newlyweds. Couples are aware that it symbolizes commitment, unity, and fidelity to one another. They may even be aware that not all cultures wear the ring on the same hand. But very few people know where the concept originated and how its importance...
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Wedding Traditions around the World

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December 10, 2006

The world is a small place. Love has no boundaries. Together, these two statements create many international romances. International love can add excitement and diversity to a relationship, but it can also create several problems, especially when it comes to weddings. Many couples find themselves pondering which cultural traditions to incorporate into the ceremony....
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Do-It-Yourself Wedding Bouquet

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December 9, 2006

The pomander bouquet is increasing in popularity, and not just amongst flower girls and junior bridesmaids. Pomander bouquets are balls of flowers suspended from a ribbon or twine and worn from the wrist. They are ideal for brides and bridesmaids who want to free up their hands during the ceremony. While this bouquet style...
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