December 14th, 2011, by Oh Lovely Day
Doilies are a fun way to add a vintage element to your wedding. But how do you incorporate them? There are so many ways really, and today I’m sharing how to use them in your wedding desserts.
I am loving the doily pattern incorporated onto the wedding cakes, but if that is too much for you, or if you aren’t having a cake, you can use doily cupcake wrappers, doily...
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December 12th, 2011, by Brooklyn Bride
Papabubble was a fabulous find I discovered years ago near Little Italy, and I've truly been obsessed every since. The candy flavors are totally unique, and they can customize the sweets to have your names, initials, monogram or really, whatever your heart desires!
They're great for bachelorette parties and bridal showers too, especially if you get their jumbo candy rings.
Will you incorporate custom candies into your I Do's?
Photos via Head...
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September 21st, 2011, by Courtney
Looking for a sweet treat for guests in addition to your wedding cake? Maybe you want to do away with the tiered tradition altogether? Cupcakes, pies, candy tables and tiers of doughnuts are fun alternatives, but let’s face it, by now they’ve lost their uniqueness in the world of weddings. Below are some of our (not too-overly done) alternatives to wedding cakes.
Milk and Cookies: Perfect for the DIY bride whose mom makes a fantastic cookie, or for the bride with the...
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August 03rd, 2011, by Azure
Wedding catering is not cheap, it can take a big bite out of your wedding budget. But with a little creativity and some help from OneWed, you won't break the budget with your wedding reception bites!
Here are 6 simple ways to save big on your wedding catering:
1. Transform the basics, and avoid high-end, pricey ingredients. Everyone loves raw veggies and dip, so why not spruce up this staple for a wedding reception appetizer. Take fancy shot glasses and fill with ranch, blue...
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March 07th, 2011, by Azure
As intimate, sophisticated weddings become more popular, couples strive to personalize every aspect of their wedding day. In the past, "Chicken or Fish" was the standard in wedding catering. But foodies rejoice... those days are long gone! Today, wedding guests can actually get excited about the wedding reception food, because unique menu options that reflect a couple's culture, heritage and individual tastes are becoming all the rage! Here are 5 ideas to put a unique spin on your...
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December 16th, 2010, by Azure
Yesterday, Billy Folchetti of Luxe Life Events took us through how to design a winter wonderla nd wedding. Today, Melissa of Simply Perfect by Melissa follows up with tips on bridal style, wedding stationery, and reception cocktails for your winter wedding!
-Winter Wedding Bridal Style-
Wedding Dress Silhouette- the full ballgownwedding dress is perfect for a winter wedding.
Fabric- chose a dress in a heavier material, like Satin or Dupioni.
Stay Warm With- a sleeved wedding dress, a...
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November 17th, 2010, by Azure
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Don’t Forget to Grab Some Grub on the Wedding Day
One of the often overlooked tasks on the wedding day may actually be the most important thing you can do for yourself. I’m talking about remembering to eat properly– and doing so might just help you get through the day on both feet.
Chances are you’ll be nervous, emotional and perhaps stressed when you wake up on the wedding day. Food may be the last thing that appeals to you; however it’s of...
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October 13th, 2010, by Azure
About The Man Registry
From time to time, we receive an interesting question from a user that simply must be answered in a public forum. Take this one on drunken rehearsal dinners for example:
Q -We’re holding our rehearsal dinner at my parent’s house. Very casual, very low-key. Our wedding party members are all old friends from college and things generally get pretty crazy when they’re all together. If a full-on party breaks out, should we shut it down? Or go with the flow?...
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September 29th, 2010, by Azure
About The Man Registry
Grooms, if you dare break the 1st rule of stag weekend (no women allowed); you better have something unique planned. Believe it or not, co-ed bachelor parties that include the groom, the bride, and the rest of the wedding party can be a hit if pulled off the right way.
Wine and beer tastings are something that both sexes can get excited about. Depending on whether you live in an area rich with vineyards, they make a very acceptable co-ed bachelor(ette) party. ...
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September 24th, 2010, by Azure
We've got two lucky winners to announce today! One lucky bride will receive the fabulous Dam Good Sweetcookbook by James Beard Award nominee David Guas. And the other lucky ducky lady will receive the $200 gift card from Williams-Sonoma! So, if I may, cue the drum roll please...
The Dam Good Sweet, Desserts to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth New Orleans Style cookbook goes to... Caroline Murray!
And the $200 gift card from Williams-Sonoma goes to... Amber H.!
Congratulations to our...
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