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Friday, September 30, 2011
Michelle + Sam {Auburn Engagement Session}
5 Minute Draped Vest
Fold your scarf in half
Find the middle
and then cut a circle closer to the top
I used a dinner plate, traced it with chalk and then cut out the circle.
Unity Ceremony Alternatives
They think that the unity candle and sand ceremonies are a bit overdone. Here are a couple of my favorite ideas for those of you struggling.
The wine and love letter ceremony. Here, the bride and groom will write each other love letters. During the ceremony, they will place these love letters, other mementos of their relationship, a bottle of wine, and two glasses into a custom box of their choosing. The couple will seal the box together during the ceremony as well. Then on their 25th anniversary they will open the box unless they come across a rough spot in their relationship and need to be reminded of why they united themselves in the first place.
The Oaks |
The knot ceremony. The bride and groom will braid some sort of cord during the ceremony to symbolize them coming together. Many couples have also tied their hands together with ribbon or something else meaningful to them. I like the braid, because it makes for a nice keepsake after the ceremony.
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Again, personalize it to you! If you can think of some object that is extremely significant in your relationship, you can probably incorporate it as a unity ceremony!
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Working On.
Tori + Adam {Watersound Beach Club Wedding}
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Personalizing Your Bouquet
Ashley's Mother's Lace Trim was added to her bouqet... Photo by Caroline Johnson |
One of our clients had lockets attached to her bouquet that had pictures of her Grandparents and Great-Grandparents who had passed. This way they were with her every step of the way!
Russell Martin Photography |
Another one of our awesometastic brides hand-tied her bouquet with a piece of her mother's wedding dress. So sweet!!
Photography by Lindsey Tropf |
Another way you can personalize your bouquet is to tie a handkerchief to it from a grandfather who passed away or even tie a family bible to it. You could incorporate many different heirlooms into your bouquet, it will mean so much more to you and your family!
Kaci + Nigel {Marina Inn at Grande Dunes Wedding}
Personalizing Your Ceremony
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You can write your own vows, pick unique readings and bible verses, even pick family members and friends for singers (just don't ask me to sing, I'll scare everyone away)! You can even incorporate a family tradition into it, such as a saying or poem. The ceremony, just like any other part of the wedding, should be personal to you.
The ceremony is also a great way to tie in your culture, whether you are Irish, Polish, Hispanic or whatever, you can use your background to add another personal touch with cultural proverbs, songs, and traditions!
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Kaci + Nigel {Myrtle Beach Engagement Session}