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Tip of the Day: How about treating your friends and family to a fun activity by hiring a ballroom dance instructor to your wedding reception? "Have a mini lesson where guests can learn a few steps of swing, foxtrot or hustle and they can dance the night away together. It's such a fun way to connect everybody!" says Simone Assboeck from DanceTogetherNYC.com.
Plus, check out How to Make Your Wedding Even More Fun.
We love the regal accents on this ombré cake!
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Tip of the Day: "One of my favorite marriage quotes that I often replay in my mind is 'Choose to be kind over being right and you’ll be right every time.' It’s especially important to choose kindness during stressful situations as it’s easy to take it out on our spouse or look to place blame. Circumstances change, but you'll always remember how you treat each other," says Kara Stout, a bridal nutrition and wellness coach.
Plus, check out 10 Ways Your Wedding Prepares You for Marriage.
Is your flower girl too young to walk down the aisle? Have someone push her in a gorgeous flower-covered carriage! See more from this wedding ►
If you've ever turned on TLC, you've undoubtedly seen a show (or five) about weddings. From Say Yes to the Dress to I Found the Gown to Four Weddings, they've got the genre on lock. We recently chatted with one of the recent winners of Four Weddings, where four brides agree to be guests at each other's weddings and judge which is best.
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Tip of the Day: "Even if you are a thrill seeker by nature, chances are you are going to be exhausted after the wedding is over and need a full on veg-fest for your honeymoon. Schedule lots of downtime for at least the first few days, because if you are like most couples, you won’t believe how tired you feel just as soon as you stop being on the go and start being on the mend," says Aviva Samuels from Kiss the Planner.
Plus, check out 5 Tips for Planning the Perfect Honeymoon.
Have you and your fiancé bonded over a shared hobby? Incorporate it in your wedding photos!
Lauren Conrad married William Tell on September 13th and since then, we've been eagerly awaiting all the deets on this style icon's one-of-a-kind gown. As it turns out, she had three wardrobe changes!
First, she wore a ceremony ensemble that she collabored on with Mark Badgley and James Mischka. The gown features two-tone Chantilly lace embroidered with Alençon lace appliques. Crystals, pearls and baby glass beads added a dose of sparkle. An intricate illusion back and 10-foot train made the look just as stunning from the back.
In an official statement released by the designers, they reveal that they were "delighted" when LC came to them with her special request. With her young, modern, and sophisticated fashion sense, she embodies the ideal Badgley Mischka Bride. "She wanted a simple and classic yet glamorous gown which paired perfectly with the Old Hollywood element we love to put in each of our designs," Mark and James added.
The bride explains that "I was so thrilled to have Mark and James work on my dress. Not only have I been a longtime fan of their designs and aesthetic, they are also the nicest guys. They were so sweet and made the process really enjoyable. I love my dress."
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Tip of the Day: "Book your DJ/band to start playing music a half-hour before the reception is slated to start. That way, if you have early arrivers they get to enjoy the music versus seeing things still being set up," says Courtney Lutkus from Simply Radiant Events.
Plus, here are 10 Questions to Ask Before Booking a DJ.
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