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Liz Banfield
We love the romantic, elegant feel of this reception!
Liz Banfield
We love the romantic, elegant feel of this reception!
Perhaps it is the tented accommodations, or the feeling of being in a place where life began, but the experience of viewing wildlife up close invokes a spark that is unlike any other honeymoon expe
Are your bridesmaids complaining about purchasing a dress they can never wear again? Consider the "little black dress" (LBD), a staple for every girl's closet. Not only will your 'maids look fab on your wedding day, they are sure to wear the dress again. You will have your girls thanking you for your thoughtful, fashionable taste.
This season, bridal designers showed a range of variations on the LBD, sure to please even the pickiest bridesmaid. Here, a few of our favorites.
To see more bridesmaid styles, check out alfredangelo.com, billlevkoff.com, morilee.com, moniquelhuillier.com, and jlmcouture.com.
—Naima DiFranco
We love this adorable way to include your dog in your wedding photos!
Photo Credit: Melisha Blair Photography
Tip of the Day: Set a sooner RSVP date, not one that’s a month away. Guests will be more likely to respond with a closer deadline than a far-off one.
Plus, check out how to handle guests who don't RSVP.
Here, photographers give us the scoop on which clothes make the cut for camera.
1. Wear an outfit that feels like you. "We usually tell our clients that the most important part of what they wear is that they feel like themselves. Whether that means that they're wearing jeans and a t-shirt, a swimsuit or a full suit, we're happy if they feel happy," said Tony Hoffer. The outfit that you choose will help set the mood and influence how your photographer shoots you, in the context of your location.
Whimsical:
Before the ceremony, take a quiet, reflective moment with your bridal party.
Photo Credit: Smith Studios Photography
Tip of the Day: If you hear that one of your bridesmaids is being difficult, don't tell her that everyone is complaining about her behavior. Instead, calmly ask if she's having any issues that you may be able to help with. Gently suggest that she let the maid of honor take the lead on planning decisions related to your bridal shower or bachelorette party.
Plus, check out David Tutera's bridesmaid advice.