April 10th, 2009, by Azure
Welcome, Weekend Wedding Warriors! Are you worried you missed something in this week’s scoop? Here’s your weekly wrap-up for the week of April 6:
On Monday:
• We learned about a great deal from The Cove in the Bahamas.
• Bubbly Bride had some delicious ideas for a morning after brunch.
On Tuesday:
• We got a peek at a beautiful accessory idea.
• We learned about a proposal that touched our bloggy hearts.
• Savvy Scoopers got a fantastic deal on tuxes from...
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April 10th, 2009, by Azure
Our lucky bride-to-be who will shimmer and shine in Laura Mercier makeup is...
Meggo8!
Congrats, Meggo8! Now that you are armed with the tips on flawless application from Richard Class of bluemercury, we can't wait for you to try your products from Laura Mercier's Bohemia Collection.
Thanks to all of our amazing Savvy Scoop readers for commenting away this week! Please keep the comments coming, and don't get discouraged if you haven't snagged our Savvy Steals swag yet! There ...
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April 10th, 2009, by Azure
Special Feature by Thuy Ha of Paper Chez
5 ways to keep the cost down on your letterpress wedding invitations
Many brides are absolutely in love with letterpress but are afraid of the higher price tags they usually come with. For style-conscious brides who are looking for letterpress invitations that won’t break the bank, there are many ways to keep the cost down (without sacrificing style). Here are five ways to shop for letterpress invitations on a budget.
1) 1-color...
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April 10th, 2009, by Azure
About Ever After Wedding Market
The selection of beautiful wedding creations in the Ever After Market has recently expanded with the offerings of several new shops!
Pick the perfect spring or summer wedding invitations by combining popular colors fuchsia and chartreuse. The Cymbidium Orchid Invitation from Cheer Up Cherup uses a modern floral silhouette in chartreuse with crisp black text to make an eye-catching wedding invitation. Eden Invitations and Stationery offers an equally...
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April 10th, 2009, by Azure
About Bride Chic
Wouldn't going straight from a wedding ceremony to the bash of your life be a radical transition? Few brides can do this without making some changes. Generally the most common adjustments are from head and hemline. After the ceremony, a bride usually removes the longest layer of veil or doffs it entirely save the headpiece. The train that looked so awesome on the walk down the aisle is bustled for dancing and moving about. Lately brides are taking time out between...
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