I love this ring pillow with this beautiful green flower. I love how it takes over the whole pillow. Available at Woomi. From their Sunburst collection.
Wedding Dress (English Lyrics / Version / Subtitles / Subs / Parody) - Taeyang Fansubbed: These lyrics are merely an interpretation of the video with some lines from the original added. Hope you like it. ^_^
Wedding Dress
I don't have much time to go before I have to let you go ...to part as friends, because I failed to let feelings show How could so many chances I-I-I forego; when will the moment feel just right to let you know?
Those times we spent together is all that I can think about It's so hard to believe from this day on, we'll be apart 'twas all my fault, though; thinking there'd be tomorrow Is it too late to tell you what I feel?
Baby, think things through as you walk down the aisle 'cuz you should be my lady if you knew what hides beneath my smile (My love for you)
When the music ends you'll be with him, pledging your whole lives to each other I cannot bear to watch his kiss seal your union, knowing how things could be instead
You, me and your wedding dress Girl's with me in her wedding dress (How can you hear me now?) Wedding dress ...to kiss you in your wedding dress Oh, no
Though we were not all alone, I thought then a love has grown How could I be so wrong and have that man part us both? ...and as he made his move, my mind-mind-mind foresaw: the day would come when I can't help but let you go
I handled you with care as though you were already mine Somehow, he took away what mattered most with but a line For his bravado, you fell...and now, we're here, so I just couldn't help the way that I feel
Baby, turn around and listen to me now 'cuz you should be my lady We're the ones meant to exchange those vows (or so I thought)
When the music ends you'll be with him, pledging your whole lives to each other I cannot bear to watch his kiss seal your union, knowing how things could be instead
You, me and your wedding dress Girl's with me in her wedding dress (You know I need you now) Wedding dress ...to kiss you in your wedding dress Oh, no
If you can toss that bouquet like the love I thought we had, I'll bother you no more then wish you both well and go
It may take long, but I will try to get you out of what's left of my heart No, oh
If only you can hear what my heart says, we'd exchange those vows with each other Now, I guess there's nothing more I can do but bury all these thoughts in my head
You, me and your wedding dress Girl's with me in her wedding dress Wedding dress (Should've been me) to kiss you in your wedding dress (Should've been me) Oh, no
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I am really bad at eating healthy, good lunches at work. I tend to eat a mix of leftover chips, Diet Coke, yogurt and breakfast bars.
But last week our office went out to lunch at The Baker's Crust, where I spotted the "Wine Country Salad" on the menu and thought, "Geez, I could make that at home."
It makes for a great lunch, with ingredients you could use in myriad other recipes so you aren't stuck with a bunch of stuff you wouldn't use again. You will need:
Strawberries
Grapes
Mixed Greens
Crostini (or croutons)
Goat Cheese
Candied pecans (optional)
Raspberry Vinaigrette
I used this (VERY EXPENSIVE) belle chevre goat cheese with Ile de France crackers that could easily become bread crumbs if I don't find myself using them again.
I also used this Olde Cape Cod raspberry vinaigrette, but it was really just okay. Go light with it; I was a little heavy-handed in the pouring.
Smear the chevre on the crackers and place on top of the salad, or use them as accompaniment on the side.
It was a delicious, sophisticated salad with simple ingredients. The goat cheese elevates it to the expensive realm, but I think this would be a great salad to serve at parties or to guests (wine party and cheese party, perhaps?).
Here's another thing I'm trying to remember as a bride: don't take yourself so seriously. Have fun with the whole thing - I mean, it's a party! Parties are fun! Pick up some bottles of bubbly, some packets of confetti, and get some of your favorite folks together - it can be as simple as that! Add some brightly-hued macarons, and you've got a modern take on the traditional cake and punch reception. In that spirit, and inspired largely by Chloe Aftel's wonderful polaroid, I created today's wedding inspiration board in a sweet lavender and gold palette, with playful details and a bit of humor. Champagne coupes flecked with gold stars add even more sparkle to fizzy libations. Gold polka dots are an unexpected addition to a wedding dress, striking the perfect balance between frivolity and sophistication. And I couldn't resist including the pop-up wedding chapel, which is open until December 12 at Grand Opening in New York's Lower East Side. Anyone?
Mood: girly and fun - and a little bit 80s? Palette: sweet lavender, gold sparkle
Perhaps you're having a hard time getting through the 2nd half of your workday. I know I am. Here's some inspiration to lift your spirits (ps it's almost Friday!).
FOR THE BRIDE: The Knot and Pantene Want To Transform You!
TheKnot.com and Pantene are looking for brides-to-be who are looking for expert help when it comes to their head-to-toe bridal style. We’re on the search for Knotties who have not selected their wedding gown or determined their bridal style. Four lucky winners will score a dream dress and a bride-beautiful transformation.
What do you receive?
A private consultation with The Knot fashion editor to find the perfect gown.
A hair and beauty makeover from the experts at Pantene.
A special discount off a gorgeous gown of your choice from a top NYC bridal salon.
A starring role in a The Knot TV segment.
AND, best of all, a complete makeover featured in the Summer 2011 issue of The Knot magazine!
In order to qualify you must:
* Live in the New York Metro area. * Have not yet selected your wedding gown. * Be available for a full-day shoot in NYC sometime between January 21 and 31, 2011.
To Enter Email: castingcall@theknot.com
* A current photo * Engagement and wedding date * City and State * Total wedding budget (approximately) * Wedding style in 10 words or less (romantic, modern, eco, vintage) * AND MOST IMPORTANT, why you deserve this dream opportunity.
Added bonus: If you already chose your dress, but are looking for the ultimate bridal look, we’re choosing two Knotties to receive an ultimate Pantene hair and makeup consultation! Send the above information to moderators@theknot.com.
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Title: Paper Crafting Trends: Tying the Knot -- Designer Solutions for the Creative Bride (Pt. 1 of 3)
Stampin' Up! demonstrators, Julie Piesciuk and Laura Barto inspire you to create as they share paper crafting tips featuring the latest trends. Today we are planning a wedding. We'll show you how to create invitations, favors, placecards, table decorations, and even a guest book. This is the first in a three part series. Visit our YouTube channel to view the other segments. All project instructions and patterns are available at www.papercraftingtrends.com
I'd like to interrupt this incredibly exciting, post-filled day to show you a little something I came across while surfing the net. Yeah, I said it. That way.
You know I love a bargain. Like, I LOVE a bargain. There's nothing that makes me happier than knowing a got an absolutly fantastic deal on things- especially wedding related things. I mean, really. I'm still talking about my wedding dress that I got for three times under my budget.
Another lady that loves a bargain is The Broke-Ass Bride. You might know her from another alias, Mrs. Meatball on Weddingbee. This girl is hilarious! And not only is she funny, but she's smart. Anywho- I could sing her praises all day. While catching up on old posts I came across this fantastic idea for a bargain wedding cake. Yeah, that is a Rice Krispy cake. Awesome!
Would you ever think of doing something like this for your wedding? What's the biggest kick you've gotten out of a wedding bargain? I'd love to hear your stories!
After the ceremony, our guests toured the Mariners Museum for an hour while we headed outside the museum to take pictures. My photographer, Ryan Burke, and I had plotted out what pictures we hoped to get two nights before the wedding. I can't recommend this enough; we wrote down all the combinations of family/bridal party we hoped to get, along with what detail shots were crucial. For the editing style, we talked about capturing a dreamy quality without making it over-Photoshopped. Ryan aimed to get an "Amelie" look to the pictures, which was my goal as well.
I asked my bridesmaids to choose their own red dresses from wherever they wanted, for however much they wanted to pay. The only real requirements I had were that their dresses be wedding-appropriate, knee-length and that I have approval before they commit to something. That was to ensure we were all on the same page, and also that one person didn't get a radically different dress.
Many people were concerned that this wouldn't be possible with the color red, which has so many variances, but I think it turned out great! My girls bought their dresses at Nordstrom, David's Bridal and Ross. I asked them to wear gold shoes, as well, which I think are a closet staple.
I wanted my bridesmaids to be comfortable and pretty, but most importantly, I wanted them to look like themselves. I hoped they would be able to express their style while looking somewhat unified, and I wanted them to look gorgeous and chic. I didn't want my friends to look like a sad, unhappy Army in unflattering dresses in unflattering colors that they have no hope of wearing again.
I ordered heart-shaped balloons off of Amazon, and they arrived on Friday night! I had given up on any hope that they would come in time, but they did, and Miranda had them filled. They were used to guide guests to the venue, then we grabbed a few for pictures.
The boys bought their suits at Men's Wearhouse. They were just asked to buy light gray suits, and I thought they looked very handsome. Sean bought their ties, which had a very subtle diagonal check pattern, from the J.Crew outlet store.
The museum has this fake wooden ship outside, and the boys convinced me to climb up there for pictures. It was totally frightening, trying to climb a ladder up onto the deck, and when I was climbing down, I ended up throwing my shoes down the shaft and having to ask Sean to push the layers of my dress down so it didn't go over my head! It was quite an adventure.
My bridesmaids' beautiful hairsdos! Sarah made each of us sparkly fabric hairpins, like the one you see in Jamie's hair.
I had worried that the hour in between the ceremony and reception wouldn't be enough time for my minions to transition the space to party-ready, but it turned out to be plenty of time to take pictures and transform the space.
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Thank You Rhinebeck, New York for giving us this special wedding. May you become the Capital of Weddings.
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Created with http://animoto.com/?ref=mrtpinwe for http://joebuissink.com/ - Joe Buissink photographs weddings all over the world, including Venice Italy, the Amalfi Coast, Mexico, The Bahamas, New York, Napa Valley California, Southern France, Miami, and Aspen Colorado.
Joe has been a favorite wedding photographer among celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Simpson & Nick Lachey, Brendan Fraser, Kelsey Grammer, Hillary Swank & Chad Lowe, Christina Applegate, Jenny Garth & Peter Facinelli, and Christina Aguilera.
Joe's photography is about capturing the moments, and the essence of the person in those moments. His work redefines wedding photography, and has been described as Fine Art by his most notable celebrity clients.
Joe has become a world-renowned teacher in the photographic field. His teachings have taken him on an international platform from Japan and Australia to England, Scotland and Ireland as well as in the United States. Joe has been profiled by Good Morning America, Entertainment Tonight, Extra, Lifetime Televisions Wedding of a Lifetime, and E!. His work is published regularly in InStyle Weddings, Grace Ormonde Wedding Style, and People Magazine.
In 2003, Joe was awarded the International Leadership Award in Photography by the International Photographic Council at the United Nations. Also, Kodak hired Joe in 2003 to shoot their International Ad campaign for their Portra Film Line. In 2005, Apple selected Joe to be their spokes person for the Wedding Industry, in the release of their new program Aperture.
Joe has received numerous International Grand Awards for his work from the WPPI (Wedding & Portrait Photographers International). In February of 2007, American Photo nominated Joe as one of the Top 10 Wedding Photographers in the World.
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When photographing a wedding, it is important to capture the details of the event like the bride's accessories, the flowers, the decorations, the food and close-up facial expressions. Concentrate on the key events of the day with advice from a professional photographer in this free video on wedding photography.
Expert: Michael Graham
Bio: Michael Graham is the owner and founder of Michael Graham Photography in Los Angeles, California. Voted among the top-10 best wedding photographers in LA by Citysearch.com, Graham's photography philosophy is all about capturing the moments that mean so much to the wedding couple, their families, and friends. When Graham photographs a wedding, it's about sensitivity to human emotions and interactions, good intuition to what really matters to the couple, and having a good understanding to what makes a great photo. His goal is always to create tasteful images filled with emotion--images that you want to cherish forever.
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