wedding fashion Tag

June 21, 2010
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I'm sorry I didn't post this sooner - all my Philadelphia brides will have to wait until the next time around (April, I think) to visit this awesome event. This weekend I volunteered at Brides Against Breast Cancer, a gown sale and charity event for Making Memories.  The sale of donated gowns goes towards granting wishes for breast cancer patients (sustainable AND charitable), and you can't help feel good about making that happen.  The gowns range from simple sheath dresses to full out ball gowns and you can find anything from...

April 15, 2010
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Planning a wedding is an extremely personal affair - the wedding should always be representative of the engaged couple. Which is why it's so awesome that Kim Pacini and the ladies of Unbridaled have created an alternative wedding brand that focuses on sustainable, hand crafted, and local bridal goods for the sustainable, hand crafted, locally-minded couples! If you get a chance, please join them on April 25th for the Unbridaled Style Expo and Sample Wedding Gown Sale at The Wardrobe Boutique (1822 Spring Garden St, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia). Event Includes: 10-12 vendors...

March 29, 2010
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[caption id="attachment_52" align="alignright" width="220" caption="Thumbs up!"][/caption] A palm reader can tell whether you want to get swept up in the romance of your wedding or whether you'd prefer to be in control of every detail, just from reading your fingerprints.  What better way to share these secret details about yourself than to seal your vows with a custom designed Fingerprint ring from Jessica and Brent Williams.  Based out of Maine, this team hand makes each ring with your most personal imprint. I just love the idea of "holding hands" with my fiance...

March 25, 2010
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[caption id="attachment_22" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Bridal Bolero"][/caption] I have had my eye on these pretties for months now, and can only hope that my own wedding will be the final piece of this covetous puzzle (yes, I'm a Wedding Planner planning my own wedding at the moment!).  Designer Tiana Agapcheva uses the magic of Etsy to deliver gorgeous boleros from her native Ufa, Russia into my waiting arms (and onto my waiting back). Boasting a handmade-only motto (no machines at all), Tiana introduces a great alternative option for covering your shoulders during the...