Weddings at London Fashion Week 2008
September 20, 2008 by admin
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This week’s London Fashion Week saw Agnness Deyn strutting down the catwalk in House of Holland’s unique tiered tartan wedding dress. Her accessories were a pair of tartan antlers, a tartan eyepatch all brought together with a bridal veil.
The look was certainly haute couture but if you’re not feeling so brave (and Scottish!) then here is a run down of the latest trends for 2009’s stunning brides.
Sleek romanticism from the 1940’s is definitely a key look with designers such as Jenny Packham adorning her brides with oyster chiffon, tulle, satin, silk lace and a sprinkle of crystals. White fur stoles were a out in force and although perhaps not practical for down the aisle, a stylish (and warm!) addition for winter weddings or evening blessings.
Pre-raphaelite brides will love Alice Temperley’s reliably quintessentially English collection with ruffles everywhere! The grecian goddess is also continuing into Spring 2009 with long, flowing empire line waists ideal for tall and slender woman. Finally, the mini-skirt wedding dress! If you’ve been working on those pins then now is the time to get them on display. If mini is too daring why not opt for Oscar de la Renta’s mid length as seen earlier this year on the catwalk, its retro cuteness brings sexy brides to a whole new level!
The basics of any wedding ceremony
The Wedding Ceremony
Though some of the traditional wedding ceremony is still being used in many weddings, there are new customs and traditions that are being invented to suit the new way people are relating and even meeting. The world has changed very much since weddings became what they are, and this means the those ceremonies have to change with the times. Though there are some who stick to the traditional wedding in every way, many are making adjustments, whether they are large or small, to fit what they think a marriage should be.
One common change to the wedding ceremony is to change the vows. When I married, our minister gave us a selection of vows from which to choose, and also told us that we were welcome to read our own if we wished. Since we both thought we would not like to read ours, even though it would be neat to write them, we decided to go with some traditional vows. We did, however, made some modifications. Our first modification to the vows was that the word ëobeyí would not be included. The thought of obeying each other was funny to each of us.
Some people are altering their wedding ceremony to include any children that may be involved. Some have their children in the wedding as flower girls, bridesmaids, ushers, or groomsmen. Others turn their wedding ceremony into a family union ceremony. This is always a brilliant idea, as the children feel that they are being joined in the new family and they feel important and loved. Though not everyone chooses to do this for various reasons, it is becoming more popular.
The basics of any wedding ceremony remain the same however. Most couples make vows and exchange rings with each other. Other than that, what a couple wants to do is up to them. Come faiths will not allow such changes, but many will. The ceremony should reflect the life of the couple, and should be something they will cherish forever. The wedding ceremony should not be built to please the guests, but rather to please the couple. However, it is always a nice touch to keep the guests comfort in mind while planning. They will love you for it. Though people are always honored to be invited to a wedding, some brides and grooms donít think about them while planning, they sometimes they end up having a very miserable time due to long length of ceremony or time between ceremony and reception.
Sex And The City Sparkle with Swarovski Kiosque bag
June 1, 2008 by admin
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It’s all about glammour…
Sex And The City hits the big screen in a feature film adaptation of the hit HBO television series. The film follows the continuing adventures of the series four main characters - Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda - as they live their lives in Manhattan four years after the series ended.
Stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis, and Cynthia Nixon are all on board to reprise their roles, while the film will be written and directed by Michael Patrick King, who executive produced the original television series.
Additionally, Chris Noth, David Eigenberg, Evan Handler and Jason Lewis will return as the women’s love interests.
Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Hudson (Dreamgirls) has also joined the cast of the film and will play Carrie Bradshaw’s assistant, a new character to be introduced in the film.
In sync with the high fashion, femininity and style associated with Sex and the City, Swarovski
sparkles in the movie reflecting glamour, excitement and lifestyles of fashionistas.
Swarovski creations – like the Kiosque bag in clear crystal and the Era in black patent leather from the Spring-Summer 2008 collection, and the Nirvana ring - have been featured with some of the key characters in the movie.
Take a look at some interesting features and trailers of the movie at http://www.sexandthecitymovie.com.


