Wedding Cake: The Reception Centerpiece

June 20th, 2008

The first thing people see when entering a reception hall is usually the wedding cake. Traditionally the cake will consist of three or more layers with a decorative topper. The cake would be frosted in white with tasteful decorations, and taste even better than it looks.

For a bride and groom choosing the right wedding cake can seem difficult; there are so many sizes, styles, flavors and toppers that it can be difficult to decide. Luckily bakers can make the task of choosing a cake much easier. Many bakers have a portfolio of cakes they have made in the past as well as catalogs of wedding toppers and even more design ideas.

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Quirky Bamboo Wedding Favors For Your Wedding Table

June 19th, 2008

Everyone wants their own wedding to stand out from the rest and be remembered for being a bit different. Wedding favors are the ideal way to make a mark on the proceedings, and they provide an excellent way to treat your guests for being a part of your day.

Wedding favors can take many forms, but if you’re looking for something really stunning you might want to consider having bamboo wedding favors. Bamboo is supposed to be lucky, and this is especially relevant if it is given as a gift. Indeed, it is often known as lucky bamboo.

Its versatility and history as a good luck charm make it ideal for using at a wedding, to bestow luck on the proceedings and on your guests in the future. Bamboo wedding favors will certainly be well received - not to mention the fact they will provide a talking point at your wedding tables.

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A Few Ideas for Wedding Speeches

June 16th, 2008

At the reception it is traditional for the father of the bride, the groom, and the best man to give a small wedding speech before the cake is sliced and dessert is served. These speeches are usually given in good humor and intended to get both sides of the newly formed family laughing and talking together.

If the wedding is being hosted by a master of ceremonies, he or she should be informed exactly who would like to speak and in which order they would like to be introduced. If there is no master of ceremonies, the people giving speeches will have to introduce each other in the order of which they are speaking.

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Creating Personal Wine Bottles For Wedding Favors

June 16th, 2008

Wedding favors are an important part of any wedding, and it’s nice to choose something that will be well received by your guests. If you can find a wedding favor that will be kept and treasured by your guests for years to come, then it becomes much more than just a token thank you gift.

One way of achieving this is to create personal wine bottles for wedding favors. There are a number of ways to do this, but the most common is to have personalised wine labels made to commemorate the day.

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The Importance Of Wedding Flowers

June 12th, 2008

A wedding ceremony is a celebration of love where a couple exchange their marital vows and express their undying love for each other. In addition, witnessing the marriage ceremony are wedding guests and the wedding party. The ceremony is often officiated by a member of the clergy.

Associated with the wedding ceremony are many traditions. Some of those traditions include the exchanging of rings, the tossing of the bridal bouquet, the tossing of the bride’s garter, wedding cake, etc.

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The Versatility Of Candy Wedding Favors

June 11th, 2008

It’s always nice to finish off any meal with something sweet. A chocolate or two perhaps, or a wafer thin mint crisp are both ideal as an after dinner accompaniment. It’s a small wonder then that candy wedding favors are extremely popular at many weddings.

Candy wedding favors can be as individual as any wedding, and can be handmade - even homemade - to mark the occasion. From luxurious truffles finished off with the names of the bride and groom, to classic foiled chocolate hearts, there are numerous ideas for creating candy wedding favors all your guests will love.

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Garden And Floral Wedding Favors

June 7th, 2008

Weddings often have garden and floral themes for the actual ceremony and for the reception. The flowers and greenery are used in corsages, bridal bouquets, as pew decorations and as decorations for the church or facility being used. People enjoy seeing the fresh plants and flowers and the colors are a great way to make the décor complete.

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The Symbolism And Construction Of Wedding Rings

June 7th, 2008

A wedding ceremony is a public profession between couples in which they wish to testify of their love and commitment to each other. Traditionally, these wedding ceremonies follow a set ceremonial outline which can include the entering of the groom and groomsmen, the wedding party processional and the dramatic entrance of the bride.

In addition, within the actual marriage ceremony, are traditional actions that can be followed. Some of these traditions include the giving away of the bride, the exchange of wedding vows and the placing of wedding rings on the groom’s and bride’s left ring finger.

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Using Personalized Ribbon For Wedding Favor Ideas

June 4th, 2008

People who are getting married want to have a wedding favor that is a nice gift for each guest and provides a good memory of the wedding celebration. Using personalized ribbon for wedding favor ideas is a way to easily make any gift unique to the wedding event. The personalized ribbon for wedding favors can have the name of the wedding couple or the date of the wedding. The ribbon can even have a simple thank you written on it. The color of the ribbon should blend with the colors of the wedding day and the décor of the reception so it can add to the table decorations and theme of the wedding.

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Wedding Gowns: Selecting That Perfect Dress

June 3rd, 2008

After the groom and the groomsmen have taken their place near the altar the other cast of characters enter the room. There is the flower girl, ringbearer, bridesmaids, and maid of honor. Once everyone has taken their place, the strains of the “Wedding March” begin to play. This ultimate moment is the entrance of the bride who is about to exchange vows with her beloved. She is radiant and all eyes are affixed on her.

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