The engagement timelines (times when things should be completed by) out there in the world are long and complicated. I thought I would give just an overview of what needs to be done during the last 6 months or so. I am just focusing on the major points. Just think of this as a list that’s small enough to fit inside your wallet.
Go to full postPosted by of Elegant Event DesignDecember 30, 2008
After choosing your wedding gown, your next step is to find the perfect clothes to wear underneath your dress before your first fitting. The world of lingerie and intimate-wear can be daunting-—especially if you’re used to wearing a sports bra and briefs on a daily basis. There’s a lot to think about when choosing wedding undergarments. And although your new husband will most likely get a peek of what’s under your wedding dress, you’ll want to choose your wedding day panties for their comfort and slimming effect rather than for romantic appeal. Read on for the full scoop.
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comDecember 26, 2008
Want to look and feel your very best on your wedding day? Just follow these simple steps to a healthier, stronger you…and look gorgeous in that gown.
Step 1: Drink More! (Do I have your attention now?)
I mean water, here. Water helps flush the toxins from your body, and keeps you full between snacks and meals. Staying hydrated also boosts your energy and makes your skin glow. Keep a water bottle with you so that you can sip throughout the day, and if you want a twist try squeezing a little lemon in there. The amount of water that you should drink depends on your weight: Divide your body weight by two, and aim to drink that many ounces per day. (For example, if you weigh 140 pounds you should try to drink 70 ounces of water daily.)
Posted by of mywedding.comDecember 24, 2008
Winter is here and the sun’s presence wanes. Each day is filled with just a bit more darkness than the day before leaving our skin to hide behind long pants and sleeves. For some of us this means our summer tan wanes as well. Having a healthy, sun-kissed glow at the wedding is on the list of many brides. Others are happy with their natural skin color any time of the year. Either way, getting a tan is not as simple as it used to be with skin cancer rates on the rise and an array of chemically-based sunless tanners on the market. Before you run off to your local tanning salon, read up on the health risks associated with getting that artificial glow. Below I’ve outlined the most popular tanning options and the risks involved with each.
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comDecember 19, 2008
While we all know it as the "most wonderful time of the year," for many the holiday season can mean more stress than usual - especially when you’re planning a wedding. With busy schedules and pressure to buy gifts for friends and family, it’s easy to forget the spirit of the holiday - giving and sharing. This year don’t forget to give to yourself. Give yourself the gift of taking it easy. Put less pressure on yourself this season and incorporate ways to stay sane amongst the hubbub of the holiday. Below you’ll find tips for curbing stress and getting through the holiday with ease.
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comDecember 18, 2008
The harsh, dry winter air can do a number on your skin. Skin can crack, chafe, itch and form dry patches when winter rolls around. This year, save your money on expensive products which prove to be ineffective most of the time anyway. To keep your skin looking and feeling good, there are a few precautions you can take this season. Keep reading to find out how.
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You think that when the wedding is over, your planning days are too? Well, think again. If you want to have a stress-free, enjoyable honeymoon, take a look at my suggested planning timeline! Au revoir!
Go to full postPosted by of mywedding.comNovember 6, 2008
