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Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wedding. Show all posts

5.15.2012

REAL WEDDING: CANDICE AND PATRICK

This wedding is an absolute study in swoonworthy.  When I first laid eyes on Candice's dress my jaw dropped.  Now here's the real kicker: I learned she designed it herself!  Can you believe it?  Photographer Jacilyn M shot Candice and Patrick's  eclectic and eco-friendly wedding in Missoula, Montana. Their ceremony took place in the gorgeous St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church and the reception followed at the Stensrud Event Center downtown
"This wedding was so unique from any other wedding I’ve had the opportunity to be a part of" says Jacilyn. "I couldn’t love it anymore than I did!  Candice and Patrick are SO perfect together, it’s undeniable.  I woke up on Saturday STOKED because their day was FINALLY here.  I came home Saturday night and wanted to cry cause the day was over.  So, Candice and Patrick if you could do this
 at least every other year, at the least.  That would pretty much make my life  . . . ."
This was one wedding full of color, laughter and lots of love.  Candice and Patrick definitely tripped the light fantastic, dancing the night away.  The reception location was surrounded by a railroad and unique buildings making it an ideal area for shooting pictures . . . . 































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5.11.2012

The Memorial Wedding I Will Cherish for Good


 The most important thing you cannot ignore when you say bye-bye to your single status is decide what type of wedding you may like to have. Do you prefer a barefoot on the beach or a stiletto wedding in the modern world?
The Memorial Wedding I Will Cherish for Good
People always inquire me what my marriage method is. The dependable reality is that I don’t have in mind. Sometimes I think with my hands holding my chins, more interesting appearance. Sometimes I show fetish for adopting the plain rural love affair. But I presume the nuptial is that it can light up my life and is a little bit stylish, a little bit country. A little bit fashionable and complicated, a little bit sugary and girly. Last but not the least, I eager to have weddings where you can literally feel the joyfulness from all the photos, from the inner heart.
The Memorial Wedding I Will Cherish for Good
Talk about the bride first, our illusion marriage would be a common backyard marriage where relatives and nice friends could just take ease, rest, and relish some good nourishment and the like. However, as backyards are really difficult to arrive by in NYC, we did the next best thing accessible and selected to have our marriage under a marquee in the Glenmere Mansion’s “backyard”. We asked for every individual we prefer to commemorate the day with us, encompassing our dog who came clothed with lovely details. As a matter of fact, since our dog was the celebrity on our big day, it was only correct that she should attend.
The Memorial Wedding I Will Cherish for Good
The marriage embraced a formal dress cipher, while we liked our visitors to enjoy as they were our intimate family members accumulating by assisting a family flavor menu. Our floral designer, Karen Splendido, completed a magnificent task changing a bare canvas with her attractive centerpieces. Furthermore, she conceived the flawless peony and Juliet floral reception to praise the loving method of my Jenny Packham dress.
The Memorial Wedding I Will Cherish for Good
Rain was likely to happen all the time premier to our observance, which nearly dashed my aspirations of an outdoor nuptial.  Our magnificent coordinator, Katie Berger, did all things as you can (such as setting up two observance areas) in order that we will not need to lose hope till the last. Fortunately, the weather turned to be nice when we were going to state our vows.  We are so joyous that personal Leo Patrone and Well Spun Wedding Films did such an awesome recording task all the time even the weather is not nice.
The Memorial Wedding I Will Cherish for Good
We were pretty fortuitous to have had many of assist all through the process. The marriage was put simultaneously in less than half a year, which intended that I had to decide on some things. Even though the marriage needed many of work and time, it really was an unbelievable moment which we will habitually keep in mind.

12.05.2011

Wedding, Valentine gifts: heart free crochet patterns

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Wedding, Valentine gifts: heart free crochet patterns
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9.29.2011

Paper crafts for wedding: FREE TEMPLATE Wedding Card!

  Paper crafts for wedding: FREE TEMPLATE Wedding Card!I made this card for the Late Night Stampers "Bring on the Bling" Challenge! It's hard to see how shiny this is but the dazzling diamonds really sparkle!
As long as I was doing it I figured I would make the template to share with you guys! This is huge for me because that means I had to actually think about what I was doing first instead of just cutting as I go!

CLICK HERE to get the FREE TEMPLATE!

Here are the steps:
I printed out the template and cut the dress out of Bride Specialty Designer Series Paper. I centered the dress shape on the texture in the paper so it would be symmetrical. I cut out the extra pieces of the dress and put them on with a dimensional only at the bottom. I then used a two way glue pen to trace some of the swirls in the paper and add some dazzling diamonds.


I used a piece of 1/4" white grosgrain ribbon with a rhinestone brad in the center for the waist.


For the tux, I cut the outside and tie out of black paper. For the tux shirt I used the other pattern of Bride Specialty Designer Series Paper with the stripes. I used the mini rhinestone brads for buttons.


The card is 4 1/4" x 5 1/4" so the dress and tux shirt can stick up and still fit in the envelope. I had it open in the middle instead of on the side and I put the dress over the opening to hide it. Both the dress and tux I put on with dimensionals.