If you have a dog, you’d understand that making him part of your big day can be a special moment for him.
His parents, you and your husband, and your parents…What can be better?
Designer: Suzanne Neville
Designer: Suzanne Neville
An Israeli Bride
The traditional wedding custom of an Israeli bride wearing “something blue”, with her wedding dress, originated in ancient Israel. An Israeli bride, about to be married, wore a blue ribbon, symbolizing fidelity.
Love these fun engagement/Save-the-Date pictures.
A French Wedding Custom
In France, the custom of having fragrant flowers as decorations and bridal bouquets has also been popular for centuries. Each flower represents a special and unique meaning to the bride and groom, and especially fragrant flowers helped freshen things up a bit, before deodorant and perfumes were invented. Wedding bells in France were usually heard in spring and summer when it was warm enough for everyone to bathe!
These are just some of the beautiful shoes for flower girls or other special events in your little girl’s life that are sold by Baby Souls Couture Shoes. These shoes are extremely affordable ranging from $18 - $36.
Photography: Katrina Wallace and Andrew Mejia of Sedona Bride Photographers
Cake: Sedona Cake Couture
Such a stunning dress for all you lace lovers!
Dress by: Claire Pettibone
What a sweet engagement!
Evangeline Rose Bridal
Evangeline Rose Bridal is a boutique based in leafy Surrey, England. This bridal boutique carries some bridal wear and accessory collections by Britain’s top designers like Polly Edwards and Vivienne Sheriff.
Their Something Borrowed service is amazing and allows a bride to borrow accessories like these beautiful headpieces and show stopping veils. This service allows brides who may not have the money, but have an eye for fashion to like amazingly chic on their wedding day. What more could a girl ask for?
Mom & Dad getting their first look at their little girl. Such a great photo opp!
Source: Martha Stewart Weddings
