Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Beauty Builds Confidence… and Confidence Amplifies Beauty
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Labels: Make Up- Fake Up
Solemnization of Edy & Haryani
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Gold & Yellow 'Hantaran'
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Labels: 'Hantaran', Gold Theme, Yellow Theme
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Black & White 'Hantaran'
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Labels: 'Hantaran', Black Theme, White Theme
White & Silver 'Hantaran'
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Labels: 'Hantaran', Engagement, Silver Theme, White Theme
Monday, April 6, 2009
How to Choose Theme Color for Your Wedding?
Every detail of your wedding should reflect your favorites, from gown to shoes, flowers to food. By choosing a color scheme right from the start, your wedding decor will reflect your own personal taste and look beautiful in every detail.
The color scheme you select will set the tone for the day and the events surrounding your wedding. You can also add sophistication or simplicity through the colors you select.
Generally, your color scheme will often carry into the attendants' dresses, table settings, and flowers. See our choices for some wonderful color schemes for weddings.
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All White and Green
- In weddings, as in life, white is not white and green is not green. Each color has a wide variety of hues from which to choose. But the color combination is a winner and gives you lots of choices, from pure white to ivory to the palest of pinks. If your gown is ivory, it's best to select fabrics for napkins and table skirts, as well as flowers, in a complimentary shade. If you've selected a snow white dress, choose snow white flowers.
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Some choices for white flowers are iris, sweet pea, peonies, orchids, lilacs, camellias, daisies, and carnations. For a softer hue, look for roses, tulips, fresia, or lily of the valley.
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When selecting greens, you can go from a fresh lime green to the deep green of camellias or leather leaf ferns. If you want a brighter green, look for leaves from citrus trees, fresh grasses, or green berries.
Pink and Red With Green
- Use pastel or bright pink flowers and add accents of red. Or go the other way around--red flowers with accents of bright or pale pink. Add tones of lavender or purple from hydrangea. For texture and an loose look, use berries in deep shades of red with green foliage.
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Soft Blush Tones
- Create an elegant statement at your wedding if you choose pale blush colors for flowers and accents. Colors can range from soft pink to soft peach and ivory. Add touches of pearl to accent. Roses are a good choice to enhance a blush color scheme, as there are a myriad of hues of soft-toned roses. Your florist can direct you to the best varieties.
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Red is Always Romantic
- Red roses say "I Love You" and are very appropriate for weddings at any time of the year. Especially in the winter, red looks wonderful with berries and pine greenery and black or red gowns on the attendants. Red is also found in tulips, peonies, gerbera daisies, ranunculus, carnations, lilies, and camellias.
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Nothing But Pink
- For a very romantic and feminine celebration, pink is beautiful. Choose one shade of pink or use many shades from brights to pales. Roses come in a wide range of pinks, or try ranunculas, sweet peas, camellias, hydrangeas, foxglove, snapdragons, dahlias, and bright gerbera daisies.
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Purple, Lime Green, White
- For a dramatic, lively look to your day, choose colors with real punch. Purple, lime green, and bright pinks look crisp and fresh! Hydrangea, roses, lilacs, hyacinth, iris, pansies, stock, delphinium, lisianthus, lavender, and mums grow in shades of purple. Lime greens will add brightness
Just about any beautiful color scheme that you'd use in your home is appropriate for a wedding. Here are some more of our favorite choices for colors for a wedding.
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Yellow
- Summer brides might choose flowers in happy shades of yellow. Remember to choose a range of yellows that has enough contrast to the shade of bridal gown. Spring blossoms include tulips and daffodils. Happy daisies, sunflowers, freesia, ranunculas, dahlias, zinnias, day lilies, buttery roses, and alstromeria offer an array of yellow blossoms. Add a touch of blue hydrangea and beautiful greens for extra interest and texture.
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Green Pairs With Any Other Color
- Using an array of greenery from plants and flowers and some or a few flowers in shades of green, you have the foundation of a beautiful color scheme. You can find shades of light greens in tulip leaves, ivory, hostas, hydrangea, orchids, and green parrot tulips. Find silver greens in eucalyptus. Dark green tones are in ivy, leather leaf ferns, rose leaves, camellia leaves, and magnolia leaves. Leave the greens alone or add subtle shades of your favorite colors.
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Shades of Blue
- Blue has long been one of the favorite colors for interior decorating, so it just seems natural that brides would want to include blue in their wedding color scheme. This would be especially appropriate for outdoor weddings where the sky or water would be an important element in the setting. Add the cool, serene tones of blues with cornflowers, hydrangea, delphinium, iris, or agapanthus. Use shades of pink or add bright greens for interest.
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Passionate Purple
- Purple bridesmaids' dresses look elegant and regal, but beware! Dark purple flowers can get "lost" in a dark room. Choose flowers in brighter, lighter shades of purple so that they show off as you want. It might be a good idea to "test" the color before you make the final decision to have purple as a dominant color in your decor.
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Black and White
- For the ultimate in sophistication, dress the bridesmaids in beautiful black gowns and the men in handsome black tuxedos. The bride can wear snow white or any shade of ivory or candlelight. Add sparkle if desired, or stay with the simple elegance. Flowers can be all white or any tone that enhances the sophisticated look. Table decorations can be silver or gold, or any color of the rainbow.
Beautiful dresses and flowers can be found in so many colors that you're bound to create a color scheme that expresses your personality. With everything coordinated, you'll have a beautiful wedding celebration.
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Sunday, April 5, 2009
How to Plan a Wedding
We will help you to do all those task for planning your wedding :
- How to prepare a time-line schedule
- Step-by-step wedding planner list of all the tasks involved in planning wedding
- How to prepare a wedding budget
- Advice for planning the wedding ceremony
- Selecting the wedding date
- Choosing where the wedding will take place (the venue)
- Finding a wedding officiant (king,minister, etc.)
- Selecting wedding ceremony music
- Obtaining to fill the wedding form and procedure
- The wedding ceremony rehearsal
- The wedding processional and recessional
- Advice for planning the wedding reception
- Time of day (from early morning to evening)
- Choosing a place to hold the wedding reception (the venue)
- Working with the venue staff to create a fabulous wedding reception
- Wedding reception activities (receiving line, speeches, bouquet toss, cake cutting, etc)
- How to select reputable wedding vendors (e.g. bridal shop(becoming mrs bridal),caterer, florist, limousine company, photographer, stationer, etc.)
- How to negotiate contracts and save money
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What is Wedding Planner?
Occupation
The job of the wedding planner is to coordinate all of the details involved in the process. This includes ordering flowers, negotiating contracts with a photographer and videographer, arranging for musicians and properly booking all wedding vendors. They may advise on color selections, ceremony and reception locations and menu choices. Wedding planners should maintain professional contacts among a variety of wedding service providers, including catering companies, reception halls, florists, DJs and more.
Features
A wedding planner is above all a calm and organized professional. In the busy and sometimes frantic process of planning a wedding, this person is an outside eye who can provide helpful perspective in any situation. The wedding planner is also the master problem-solver. When it comes to the big day, this person is in charge of making sure that the bride, groom, wedding party, parents, officials and vendors are all in the right place at the right time. Any unexpected problems should be quickly and quietly resolved.
Reimbursement
The benefits of hiring a wedding planner are that it can save you time and money. This is truest for large and elaborate ceremonies. A wedding planner will negotiate the best deals from wedding vendors and steer the couple in the right direction as they go through the planning process. A wedding planner can also save untold time by making all of the formal arrangements, handling the budget and ensuring that all contracts and schedules are taken care of in a professional and timely manner. This leaves the bride and groom free to enjoy their special day without any worries.
Considerations
The wedding industry is a booming business, and many vendors are out to take advantage of this the best they can. Attaching the word "wedding" to any service or product immediately causes the price to skyrocket. A talented wedding planner may be able to help you negotiate the best deal and should definitely be able to steer you toward reputable vendors. However, you should make sure that the amount you'll save will be worth the price of hiring a wedding planner in the first place.
Misconceptions
Many brides believe that a wedding planner will take the entire wedding off of their hands and present them with a finished product. Depending on the bride this can be a relief or a terrifying prospect. The truth of the matter, however, is that a wedding planner is only there to assist the bride. While the planner may take a great deal of the work off of the shoulders of the couple, the bride and groom are still responsible for making all of the final decisions. A good wedding planner will be willing to work with the bride to create exactly what she wants
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