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Does anyone know of any Bridal designers which make similar wedding dress to Alfred Angelo style 1516?

Apr 04, 2011 by Kimberley | Posted in Engagements & Weddings

I have just found out that the wedding dress I was going to put a down payment on, has now been discontinued by its manufacturer's (Phoenix) The dress is similar to an Alfred Angelo style 1516, at half the price. My budget is £500. And Ive fallen in

Hey im 16 but my cousin got a dress like that she got hers from here http://shop.storeofdress.net/product.php ?productid=109 . I hope this helps (the site is in dollers the dress you want is $288.99)

| Apr 04, 2011

Alfred Angelo Wedding Dress Collection, Spring 2011 - The Knot

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Cancer Support Charity to Open Bridal Boutique

18.05.12

Cancer Support Charity to Open Bridal Boutique

An Aberdeen-based cancer support charity is set to welcome brides-to-be to its very own wedding boutique, but for a limited time only.

CLAN Cancer Support will open its wedding boutique from Monday, April 30 to Saturday, May 26, stocking a range of gowns by Alfred Angelo, Mori Lee and Romantica.

Many of the dresses are brand new from various outlets and still have their labels attached. Bridesmaid and mother of the bride outfits, as well as hats and jewellery, will also be available.

Entry to the boutique, which will be at CLAN House at 120 Westburn Road, is by appointment only by contacting Lorna or Rachel at the Rosemount CLAN Cancer Support shop on 01224 622 894..

Prices for the wedding dresses range from £100 to £500.

Susan Crighton, fundraising manager at CLAN Cancer Support, is delighted to offer this service to brides to be.

She said: “This is a very exciting project for us, and it is lovely to be able to be involved in helping brides to be find the perfect wedding dress for them.

Source: allmediascotland.com (press release)

Wedding of the Week - Tahnee and Leighton Te Kanawa

18.05.12

A beautiful garden wedding set the scene for Tahnee and Leighton Te Kanawa who married in March this year.

When and where we met: Leighton and I met in February 2005. He was a chef at the Reef and I worked at the Lone Star. We were both sent to do a liquor licensing course at the university for our respective jobs. We had met previously at parties etc, but we had never really talked. At the training course we began chatting and realised we remembered each other. That week we met up for a drink and quickly discovered we share the same birthday. We have been together ever since!

The proposal: Leighton and I went to Blenheim for a holiday in March 2011 to visit his dad. While we were there we took the kids to White's Bay, a beautiful little beach that we had been to before. As we sat there talking about all the things we had done together and achieved together Leighton pointed out that the only thing we hadn't done was got married. It took me a minute to realise what he was saying, quickly followed by "are you asking me to marry you?". He nodded, I said yes!

Source: Otago Daily Times

Introducing Sarah and Ben

18.05.12

Wellington couple Sarah Greenfield and Ben McCarthy, both 25, met at high school and married in central Wellington in November.

How did you meet? "Ben and I meet when we were at college as 16-year-olds," says Sarah. "One day we started chatting at the bus stop, things grew from there and we've been together ever since!"

Tell us about the proposal: "Ben took me away for the weekend to the Wairarapa. We stayed in a lovely little French-styled place in Greytown. On the Saturday evening we drove out to Wharekauhau Lodge and enjoyed a full five-course dinner with views over Palliser Bay. Near the end of an amazing night, Ben got down on one knee, pulled out my ring, which he had designed and had made, and asked me to marry him. Obviously I said yes!"

Location of wedding: "We were married at the beautiful St Mary of the Angel's church on Boulcott Street, Wellington, followed by a reception at the Lodge at Shelly Bay."

Source: Stuff.co.nz

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His mom and pop stores, more or less expensive wedding dress?

I found a dress I like ATT for $ 1158th I’m just 2 Alfred Angelo amount about $ 300 cheaper, but deres Ford’s only four and a half months before the wedding, I have two quick shipping cost. jspWaarschijnlijk someone to be reasonably priced wedding dresses I’ve seen ER targeting and / or JCPenney. If you are familiar with Orange County, you would have heard of Mariposa Wedding Dresses. I wondered if I see the shops in the field as a mother and father, or I can see certain areas of ER stores with cheaper price and good quality. Ik person knows the people who bought the dress deres thru......

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