Asian weddings in general don't really include much of a gift registry because cash is the traditional and expected gift. I wasn't much interested in the idea of a registry at all until I came across the idea of "honeymoon registries." WHAT IS THIS AWESOMENESS, you ask? It's pretty much how it sounds: you register elements of your honeymoon--it could be anything like flights, meals, room upgrades, excursions, even the accessories you'd need for your trip!
The site I browsed through to look at samples was Honeymoon Wishes. They have samples for all the destinations they have. Here's one from a Cancun registry!
Although I'd still rather have cash gifts to contribute towards building a home, I would entertain the idea of at least a small honeymoon registry if people wanted to register gifts. Also, this is a great registry alternative if you already have a furnished home with your significant other.
An online "wedding scrapbook" just for me, to help me visualize my personal wedding concept.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
A bit more form-fitting
I saw the following dress from Claire Pettibone's Fall 2010 bridal collection (Willow) and just loved the detailing on the top and back!
The bottom part of the dress, I don't feel too strongly about. But this is a gorgeous, unique design that demands an updo! :)
The bottom part of the dress, I don't feel too strongly about. But this is a gorgeous, unique design that demands an updo! :)
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Soda Bar! And other edible/drinkable delights...
The mister and I are not big drinkers (though he can certainly hold his liquor better than I could), so I was delighted to see this:
A soda bar? Adorable!
These jars are lovely! Plus it gives us a lot of flexibility on what we'd like to serve, alcoholic or not. :)
Other treats I've run into: HEART-SHAPED MACAROONS. OH. EM. GEE. (Click on the image for the recipe.)
Finally, I love how beautiful and refreshing cherries would be to serve as a snack for guests! This bride had set these up as a post-ceremony snack for guests and had decorated the bags using a Martha Stewart edge punch and a "With Love" stamp she bought from eBay.
Edit: Just saw an idea for a DIY cupcake bar! I'm not crazy about the execution, but it's another option to consider and could be fun. :)
A soda bar? Adorable!
These jars are lovely! Plus it gives us a lot of flexibility on what we'd like to serve, alcoholic or not. :)
Other treats I've run into: HEART-SHAPED MACAROONS. OH. EM. GEE. (Click on the image for the recipe.)
Finally, I love how beautiful and refreshing cherries would be to serve as a snack for guests! This bride had set these up as a post-ceremony snack for guests and had decorated the bags using a Martha Stewart edge punch and a "With Love" stamp she bought from eBay.
Edit: Just saw an idea for a DIY cupcake bar! I'm not crazy about the execution, but it's another option to consider and could be fun. :)
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Hairpieces
I love the crystal headband look! I found these on Etsy but neglected to save the links to the vendors' sites. :(
Mermaid Silhouettes
Expanding a bit on my last post, I'm going to start looking at mermaid-silhouette dresses for inspiration. Here are a few I've seen that I like so far:
From Sophia Tolli
From La Sposa
From Anjolique Bridal
From Lazaro Wedding
From Mikaella
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