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The Ugliest Bridesmaids Dresses in the World!
May 23rd, 2013 | 
Author: There is only one word for these…. YIKES!
Peachy keen
Even if you’re the best friend of all time, no bridesmaid should ever have to wear these worst-ever bridesmaid dresses. Lace, ruffles and satin overload!
Hello, the 80s called and they wanted their ruched fishtail dress back
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Are white wedding dresses on their way out?
Here are two articles that will help with the wedding dress decision. Although the styles in the second half are all shown in white I am sure they may be available in an array of colors. Let us know what you think white dress or not and in what style is your wedding dress going to be.
First article;
The image of a beautiful bride walking down the aisle in a traditional white dress may be the ultimate dream of many girls, but tradition is apparently not as trendy as it used to be.
According to the Daily Mail, 27 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds would not get married in traditional white. In a recent study conducted by 3M, it was discovered that a quarter of young brides are now opting to wear red, pink or blue dresses instead of the traditional white.
Of the findings, nearly 10 percent of girls would choose red, a color associated with love, while 5 percent would choose pink and 4 percent would walk down the aisle in blue.
But that trend seems to apply to the younger generation. Of those surveyed who were 35-44, 85 percent would still choose to don a white dress.
“We all know what color tones we are drawn to and those we aren’t; it’s just a matter of trusting our intuition,” said Karen Haller of 3M. “Men will often choose their team’s color, as it gives them a sense of belonging. As human beings, we have an innate need to belong to a tribe. In essence, they are creating an emotional connection through color.”
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Top Wedding Trends for 2013
Well, hello 2013! What’s the chic look in flowers this year? And which cake flavors are in demand? Here, the delicious details.
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Rachel Griffiths
For 25—count ‘em!—years, we’ve celebrated the most creative wedding ideas in food, flowers, decor, music and more. As a fresh year stretches before us, it’s out with the old and in with the new, so if you’re ringing in the New Year with sparkle on your finger, we’ll continue to keep you on top of the trends with our annual coast-to coast survey of what’s hot in weddings. It’s going to be a stellar year to get married!
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11 Engagement Photos That Will Make You Happy You’re Single
These make your middle school yearbook pictures look like they were taken for Vogue. I know, right? Now tell your friends!
A very good time to show off your dental work.
It’s Outdoor Wedding Season On The Seacoast!
Finally it’s WARM!!! There is no better place to have an outdoor wedding then on the New Hampshire Seacoast. Whether you have already chosen the date for you outdoor wedding or are still in the planning phase we can help you stay dry just in case it rains or you encounter a passing thunderstorm we can help you to stay dry and still have that magic outdoor wedding. We have supplied a New Hampshire Park Service outdoor venue list. It is a pretty comprehensive list and we have installed tents at all most all of them and would be willing to advise you on that perfect location.
Pavilions and Group Use Areas
New Hampshire State Parks are the crown jewels of the state and are the perfect place to have a wedding, reunion, group outing, or any other sort of event. Listed below are the state parks that can accommodate large groups. To make a reservation, please call the number listed.
Please Note: Anyone wanting to plan an event at a State Park should contact that park directly and organize with the park manager to ensure the date and space is available, as well as to discuss pricing. A Special Use Permit will also be required for all events.
What He’s Really Thinking After 1, 5, and 10 Years of Marriage
1 Year
That’s right, we got real men to spill their actual feelings about their dearly beloveds. Turns out they’re pretty excited about being tied to someone in sickness and in health, for richer and for poorer — well, you know the rest.
“The first year of marriage is truly a great one. That feeling of new love permeates all you do with your spouse. Even things you’ve done together before feel special because you know it’s now part of a mutual life. This feeling of growth as one entity is both amazing and unique to this time. Plus all of that sweet, sweet action is hard to beat!”
Dean N.*, 34
*Name has been changed.
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Going to a wedding? 10 new wedding online etiquette rules
For the guests: Share pics of the bride and groom
It’s inevitable that you’ll spread the excitement of your wedding to everyone in your social media network, so follow these rules to avoid a Facebook faux pas when it comes to sharing your wedding day details.
But respect their request if they ask you not to post photos before they do.It’s great that you want to show what a great wedding the couple threw and Instagram the cake and the flowers. Some couples may want to wait to share photographic details of the wedding until they have photos from their professional photographer, so you should respect their choice.
If you’re worried about whether you’re in the clear with posting photos, then wait until a close friend or family member of the couple does so first. Then you’ll know if it’s okay to post away!
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The Best and Worst Places for Outdoor Weddings in June, Let’s start with the Best!
Travis Harris Photography
With plans for June weddings in full swing we thought you would like to see what we feel are the best and worst wedding destination during that month and why. There is a New England State and anyone of the New England states could have been listed. After all, June is one of the peak times of the year for outstanding weather in New England. I can also personally vouch for the Kona Coast on The Big Island as a prime location to hold your wedding outdoors. We would like you June brides out there to give us your June wedding indoors or outside.
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Mike,
Thank you so much for all your time today and the considerations you made in order to accommodate us in our special request. Your donation is very generous and we appreciate your support in this regard. We would not be able to do this without your help.
Thanks to you all at Exeter Tents and Events!
Sincerely,
Kathleen
Does it matter when we cut the cake at our wedding reception?
When you’re planning your wedding, you’re sure to have a lot of questions about finding the right wedding gown, the wedding-planning process, choosing and managing your bridesmaids and groomsmen. All of this can be just as stressful as planning the big day- that’s why we are here to answer all of your wedding questions!
Timing isn’t usually the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks about the traditional cutting of the cake at a reception. For most of us it conjures up an image of a couple feeding cake to each other with their hands. Cutting the cake does provide an unspoken signal to guests: namely, that it’s okay to leave without being thought of as rude. In days past, the cake was cut at the very end of the reception, and for some guests it was the magic moment that meant they could leave what was usually a long evening. Today, as a courtesy (especially to elderly guests), the cake is cut early on during the reception so that guests are free to leave when they are ready. The cake is typically cut after dinner is over and before the dancing gets in full swing.