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Wedding planning

WeddingSolutions - Wedding & Honeymoon Planning, Wedding Dress, Wedding Invitations, Favors, Gifts, Cakes, Engagement Ring

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Indiebride

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Summary: Active message boards where lots of cool chicks from all over the place share loads of fun ideas and suggestions.

12 months before your Wedding day

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Announce the engagement Set wedding day
Create a budget
Hire a Wedding Coordinator (optional)
Compile a guest list
Start file of ideas
Reserve Ceremony
Book an Officiant
Reverse Reception
Book a Professional Photographer, and Videographer
Book Caterer, Florist and Music (Band, DJ, etc.)
Look for a Wedding gown and Tux; allowing time for alterations and fittings
Register for gifts
Select and call the bridesmaids, and the groomsmen.
Agree on a date to order bridesmaids' dresses and groomsmen's tuxes
Choose a place for your Honeymoon

Tips for making the most of wedding flowers:

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1. Choose your florist based on his or her style and experience, then work out a budget. "Your florist should have the best taste of anyone hired for the wedding," says Rebecca. "If that's not the case, find another florist."

2. Don't limit flowers to bridal-party bouquets and table settings. Use them throughout the space to create a sense of visual drama.

3. Select a specific palette and dare to be bold. Often the best effects are achieved with strong colors and contrasts.

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3-4 months before your Wedding day

Mail invitations Confirm wedding details and contracts with all wedding vendors
Choose gifts for your attendants
Set a date and time for the rehearsal dinner
Help make travel arrangements for out-of-town guest
Make final alterations and fittings for the Wedding Gown and Tux
Set time with your Photographer for the Bridal Portrait or Engagement shoot

6 months before your Wedding day

Finalize the guest list Decide on timeline and details of Ceremony and Reception
Order invitations, calligraphy (optional), and thank you notes
Make airline and hotel reservations for the Honeymoon
Agree on a caterer, a florist and place an order for the wedding cake.
Book Transportation (Limo, Antique Car, Etc.) for wedding day
Shop for any Party rentals

Crate and Barrel Gift and Bridal Registry

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Hair updo- Twirl

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Summary: This is one of my fav, classic and clean

Hair updo

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Summary: I like this but it might be a little too complicated.

Wild flowers

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Summary: I really like this and the colors totally compliment the theme

Round bouquet

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Summary: I like this classic arrangement but maybe not roses.

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Ballerina Bouquet
A round bouquet composed of masses of tulle or net and few flowers. This type of bouquet was popular in the early 1940s when flowers were scarce due to World War II. For modern brides, a ballerina bouquet offers a cost-effective, yet beautiful solution for a tight floral budget.

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Freeform / Contemporary Bouquet
As the name implies, this style bouquet often has flowers or greenery coming out at various angles with no specific, recognizable shape. Freeform and contemporary bouquets are most often designed with tropical flowers and foliage that have unique shapes.

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Hand Tied Bouquet
Generally round in shape, hand tied styles are also referred to as clutch bouquets. This type of bouquet consists of a simple gathering of flowers, which is bound and tied with ribbon with stems left exposed.

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Round Bouquet
Simple, elegant, traditional bouquet that is suitable for both formal and informal weddings. Sometimes called a "colonial bouquet," this type of bouquet does not have to be perfectly round in shape and can be designed as a tight cluster for a denser look or loosely arranged for an "airy" feel. The flowers chosen for a round bouquet can influence the bouquet's formality. For example, roses project a more formal look while daisies project a more informal and casual look.