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Something Old, New, Borrowed & Blue
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed and of course Something Blue. All very traditional when it comes to your wedding. Have a special photo taken with all of these precious items to have in your photo album and show your guests!
Luxury Tip: If you can with this tradition, its always a little more special to have items that mean something to you or your family, however, it is also great to start new ones so don’t be afraid on having a little of both!
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http://www.twotwenty-one.com/2012/03/our-wedding-details/
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Classy, Sophisticated Bachelorette Parties
Are you and your bridesmaids planning a bachelorette party before you big day? Consider ditching the five year old sash and tiara and go with the always classy little black dress and hit the upscale wine bars in the city. It will give you and your girls some sophicated fun without the tacky tradition.
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Have a Classy Bachelorette Party
Are you and your bridesmaids planning a bachelorette party before you big day? Consider ditching the five year old sash and tiara and go with the always classy little black dress and hit the upscale wine bars in the city. It will give you and your girls some sophicated fun without the tacky tradition.
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http://weheartit.com/entry/12413104
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How to Prepare Your Flower Girl for the Big Day
Are you on the fence about having a ring bearer and flower girl in the wedding party? Here are some tips and tricks to help the day run smoothly:
1. Use the buddy system, the idea of having two flower girls or pairing up ring bearer and flower girl so that they can walk side by side. Partnering will boost their confidence.
2. If some bridesmaids are nervous about the processional, then the flower girl is definitely going to be a little spooked. Lots of practice can help with the nerves and having the parents follow up with pep talks.
3. If possible, arrange to have the flower girl attend the shower and/or the bridesmaids’ lunch (if the bride is having one) to boost her comfort level around the other (bigger) bridal attendants. Seeing friendly, familiar faces on the big day will help to ease any anxiety.
4. Seat the flower girl’s parents toward the front of the ceremony so she can focus on them and be encouraged by their smiles of reassurance
5. Keep in mind that having children in the ceremony means there’s only so much one can control. Rest assured that whatever the flower girl does (cries, drops the basket, lifts up her dress…), her personality and preciousness will make the guests smile.
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http://www.frostedpetticoatblog.com/2012/04/if-angelina-jolie-married-mr-darcy.html