Choosing your colors with a Palette Generator by Ilona Peltz on Jul 6th 2008 11:00AM Filed under: Do-It-Yourself, Receptions, CeremoniesOne of the first decisions you’ll be making after you’ve chosen the venue is to choose the colors of your wedding. Two or three colors are usual — any more than that and you risk losing the sense of “theme” at all. Some people can manage more than three colors, but you’d have to have a far better than average sense of color and design to pull it off without it
Source: http://www.aisledash.com/2008/07/06/choosing-your-colors-with-a-palette-generator/

Filed under: Invitations, Do-It-Yourself, Receptions, FavorsProbably the very simplest way to personalize many aspects of your wedding is with labels. Think about the number of applications for a monogrammed label, or a label expressing your thanks: favor boxes, your very own music mix, place cards, thank-you notes, the order of service, on the invitations, as seals on the envelopes, coasters, wine bottles … The list could go on and on. You could probably accomplish this on your home compute
Source: http://www.aisledash.com/2008/07/06/the-right-label-can-personalize-anything/

On their July 4th Wedding! What a great day to have a wedding! And what a “blast” our couple was! Christina & Luke were married at Hillside Gardens surrounded by their family and friends. We will have all of Christina & Luke’s photos up in a few weeks so check back!
Source: http://wwwblackforestphoto.blogspot.com/2008/07/congratulations-to-christina-luke.html

Show guests to their seats with these elegant placecards. The beautiful rose-vine details add a sweet romantic flair to complement the mood of the wedding celebration. These lovely placecards are perfect for outdoor or garden receptions. Simply print guests’ names on the blank side of card and fold at the perferated edges to display the beautiful and intricate laser-cut rose design. The placecards are sold in a pack of 50 with printing and assembly instructions. Available in ivory. Card meas
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This lovely couple was married at Fogarty Winery on Skyline Drive, a venue that boasts the best view of the South Bay you can get with your feet still on the ground. This is the first wedding caricature I’ve done with three subjects, but Angel, their chihuahua couldn’t be left out.
Source: http://dougshannon.com/2008/07/05/wedding-reception-woodside/

Zeenat & Olivier’s Beach Ceremony & Ajua Maya Reception! July 4th, 2008 Posted in All Events
Source: http://ajuaweddings.com/blog/2008/07/04/zeenat-oliviers-beach-ceremony-ajua-maya-reception/

Castle favors for a fairytale or historical-theme wedding by Ilona Peltz on Jul 3rd 2008 9:00AM Filed under: Receptions, Favors, Theme weddingsSweet favors for your Renaissance wedding, these little silver castles come tucked into sheer silver organza bags, and accented with a silver heart. If you like, you may also choose to decorate each bag with a personalized ribbon and/or thank-you tags or stickers. Not only are they a gift in keeping with the theme, they’ll add to the table’s decor. Small
Source: http://www.aisledash.com/2008/07/03/castle-favors-for-a-fairytale-or-historical-theme-wedding/

Maine Wedding DJ Danny DeBruin performed in Boothbay Harbor on Saturday night for the Wedding Reception of John Daubert and Gabrielle Winkley.   A light mist fell at the 6:00pm Ceremony; however, this didn’t spoil the view -a picturesque backdrop of Boothbay Harbor. A generator at the Ceremony location provided the power supply for a 4-piece […]
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Frame your favors in a castle by Ilona Peltz on Jul 2nd 2008 10:00AM Filed under: Keeping the Memory, Receptions, Favors, Theme weddingsThese romantic placecard holders will make welcome favors when your guests take them home and house a new picture inside them. Maybe they’ll even slip in a picture of your wedding! What better way to invite your guests to take their seats? The castle frames the placecard, and in the lower corner, a knight rides off into the sunset with his beautiful bride. This
Source: http://www.aisledash.com/2008/07/02/frame-your-favors-in-a-castle/

When we drove up to Staffordshire the day before, the Met Office was forecasting anything up to 60mm of rain for this wedding, which might not have mattered so much if the reception wasn’t in a marquee in a field of wheat back at the bride’s parents’ farm … However, if Pippa or her parents were fretting about the weather while she waited for her turn with the makeup girl they were doing a very good job indeed of not showing it, and there wasn’t much talk of rain down at the pub either …
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