How to make a wedding bridal veil part 1
The wedding is coming up and the bride need her veil. For all those that missed it! Please see the link below to watch 60 Minute Makeover which ...
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Bhopal bazaars: hub of exquisite zari itemsCity markets famous for tussar silk sarees, shoulder bags, purses, batuas (small purses) and ‘jutties’ or slippers made of exquisite zari works, writes Zafar Alam KhanShopping in Bhopal is a wonderful experience, as the city offers varieties of goods and merchandise. The city is dotted with several bazaars that offer an array of attractive articles. Bhopal is famous for tussar silk sarees, a combination of cotton and silk, shoulder bags, purses, batuas (small purses) and ‘jutties’ or slippers made of exquisite zari works. The major shopping area for these items is Chowk though a few shopkeepers in New Market and Bittan Market could also offer this exquisite zari items. The Chowk still retains a lot of its erstwhile flavour with old mosques and havelis, narrow alleys and crowded markets than can induce even the most sedate into a treasure hunt. This is the area to look for traditional Bhopal crafts. The zari craft could be seen in Bhopal city only. Apart from zari work silver jewellery and purses with beadwork also makes the city a very special one for buyers. HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY, MAMA, WHEREVER YOU ARE… By Victoria GiraudHe was right: those were qualities an Army officer’s wife had to learn as she stood up for herself and her children (she raised three of us). As the seventh of eight children, Mama had practiced being her own person early in life. In retrospect, I can truly appreciate her creative efforts, which came right from her heart. My mama, as she would refer to herself in the Southern way, was a “pistol. When it’s Mother’s Day, I remember Mama and all the effort she put into making sure her kids had the best she could give. ” My dad called her “Pistol-packin’ mama. She let her heart dictate and...... WIW to My WeddingMy mom and I found my satin and lace on sale, and she sewed it (as well as my bridesmaids' dresses and her dress). My husband's wedding outfit cost four times as much as my dress. She didn't want to sew my husband's kilt, so we had to buy that. And no, we're not Scottish (though both my grandfathers have Scottish blood and one of my husband's distant relatives came from Scotland). That's our first dance, which shows off my whole dress and my shoes.... Disco Shirts and Dream Dresses) One of the most entertaining things about seeing the "wedding of the century" again was enjoying the fashion show--particularly the haberdashery. Yesterday after Mass I got sucked into watching a TLC rerun of the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. One of the fashion critics on the program made the comment that most of the hats were utterly ridiculous, and I couldn't agree more. While Kate Middleton's mother wore a very becoming wide-brimmed hat that matched her tasteful suit, Princesses Beatrice and... |