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Our latest issue is filled with fabulous fashions, amazing reception ideas, smart planning tips and incredible honeymoons! Guaranteed, you’ll find everything you need to know to plan a dream wedding and an unforgettable getaway.

bridal guide may june 2015 issue

There are gorgeous gowns that celebrate your personal style, from boho-chic:

7 Ways to Keep the Peace With your Fiancé While Wedding Planning

My family and I often joke about the funny sayings my mother has; most notably, “Once you get engaged, you fight — a lot.” We all laughed her off when she first shared this gem with us. However, I now understand where she was coming from after having gone through the wedding-planning process.

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5 Beauty Products I Can't Live Without

My theory when it comes to beauty is less is more. I keep it pretty natural on a daily basis, with a focus on clean skin, a little bit of mascara, and some lip gloss. Combine that with a good blow out, and I am ready for anything.

By: Jess Levin, founder of Carats & Cake

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5 Beauty Products I Can't Live Without

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March 18th

Tip of the Day: "Make sure you have a packed dance floor at your reception by creating a floor plan and atmosphere that prioritizes dancing. It's important that there is ample room to dance because if the floor is too small, then guests will be knocking each other around," says Michelle from Michelle Girard Photography. Lighting can also help to create a festive party atmosphere.

Plus, check out Songs That'll Pack the Dance Floor.

The Gift of Giving: Gift and Registry Ideas

I’m a huge fan of socially conscious companies that make a dedicated effort to assist those in need. Their commitments — to make contributions that will help ease poverty, improve living conditions and encourage employment and education around the world — should inspire us all.

Here, a few companies whose products are ideal for your registry list, the wedding day, or as gifts to bridesmaids, friends and family.

March 17th

Tip of the Day: "No one knows what you didn’t do or wasn't able to afford for your wedding. For example, no one is going to receive the invitation in the mail and call you to find out why you didn’t splurge for custom postage or add the extra envelope liner. Focus on your priorities," says Danielle Couick from Magnolia Bluebird design & events.

Plus, check out How a Real Bride Hacked $10,000 Off Her Budget.

March 16th

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Tip of the Day: If you're planning on keeping your wedding dress for posterity, you should have your dress professionally cleaned as soon as possible. Even if you don't think your future daughters will wear your dress someday, it's a good idea to get it cleaned soon rather than later to deal with any stains and smells. When you pull it out of your closet in the future, you want to remember how pretty you felt in it, not those 5-year-old champagne and sweat stains.

Plus, check out More Things You Need to Do After the Wedding is Over.

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