This photo of the first dance of the bride and groom was taken in Alaska in 2007. The ceremony was held in the same spot, and the flower petals from the flower girl are still strewn all over the floor. The bride and groom were so quietly and intensely focused on one another, it felt like there...
The groom dipped the bride dramatically at the end of their first dance, and the blur of that motion is captured here.
The mother of the bride was not eager to have her picture taken, so I was thrilled to capture this tender moment between the two of them!
The bride and groom saying their vows in Alaska in 2007. The groom's grandfather was officiating.
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What should I do about my tiara?
Apr 15, 2011 by theatrevenus | Posted in Weddings
So I really wanted a tiara for my wedding. When I got my wedding dress my mom bought the tiara I liked me for me but now she refuses to give it to me saying she is "doing something to it" and that I can't have it till the day before the wedding.
Without giving too many details, inform your mother that you wish to try on the tiara so you can fashion your trial hair-do to accommodate that piece. Let her know that you DO NOT want the piece altered or a veil attached to it because you will only wear it as is. Let her know if she does not give you the tiara by next Thursday that you will make
seamstress | Apr 15, 2011
Put your foot down and go straight up to her and tell her what you just told us to her face.
...Because, seriously, you're the bride so you should be wearing whatever you want. Mention that you're thankful that she bought it for you but be sure to firmly state that you don't want anything else done to the tiara.
If she thinks you're joking
Wonder Woman | Apr 15, 2011
Champagne is a must but oh dear which country should supply the wedding wines?
Apr 11, 2011 by Linus Upp | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits
I have been given the honour of organising a rather elegant event for our avenue to celebrate the nuptials of William and Catherine which will include canapes formed into pastry crowns and tiaras with smoked salmon and other exciting toppings. The question
Several points:
1. Champagne can only come from the Champagne region of France. So it's sparkling wine you want, not Champagne.
2. Sparkling wine was invented in England 35 years before Dom Perignon accidentally discovered it.
3. No, no, no!!! British wines and English wines are not the same thing. British
| Apr 11, 2011
Australia has some wonderful vintners. Look to Penfold's for a wide selection of great wine at moderate prices.
Tom ツ | Apr 11, 2011
ok i have been trying to put on weight for WEEKS!!?
Apr 12, 2011 by Lil Miss Sunshine | Posted in Diet & Fitness
is there any tips that i might have missed out on for me to put on the weight
its mt brothers wedding in a few weeks and the dress that i have chosen is beautiful but is toooo loose on me!! Ahhh its amazing! anyhoo im a size 4 and the size of the
ok first off i would kill to have a matabolism like yours. Just eating a ton of junk food won't really help. You need to eat large meals instead of snacking all day, and I know it sounds weird but a lot of pasta and fruit really helps. I know because my friend needed to put on a lot of weight before she could go through with some treatment and that
| Apr 12, 2011
How to wear Wedding Tiaras
Time for Tiaras (part 1) where Liz Carter and James Davis show us a selection of beautiful Tiaras from Gemondo.com!
Minneapolis Wedding DJs, Bellagala Launches New Premiere DJ Service With The ...
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May 01, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The changes were rolled out in the beginning of March, showcasing Bellagala's commitment to industry-leading DJ service.
Bellagala continues to lead the rest of the wedding industry in innovation and service offerings. As one of the largest DJ companies in the Midwest, it was imperative to have a point person to handle all things DJ-related. "Everything is becoming more streamlined and efficient, and it is just one more step that will allow us to provide our clients an even higher level of service," says Andrew Tolzmann, the new DJ coordinator at Bellagala.
The addition of the Echelon level of DJ is another industry first. Prior to this year, Bellagala had two levels of DJ service: Bella One and Option 2. "There will always be people who are willing to pay a little more for higher levels of experience," says Matt Rush, Bellagala's Director of Business Development, "and that's what the Option 2 level has been for us." Now, the Echelon level amps that up, offering something no other DJ company in the Twin Cities can - one DJ with a 10+ years of experience and TWO with 20+ years under their belt.
