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Probably everybody like rings.A comrade is not present to the taste and colour. In our time there are different variations with metals at the production of rings. Rings are made out of platinum, gold, silver, titan and other materials.But today I want to talk quite about other – about weddings rings

Anybody know why people buy rings by wedding? I will make an effort answer on it and other questions. A wedding ring is character of matrimonial status and probably to loyalty which the married couples swear to observe during all joint life.

A little history……

The origin of rings is related to Ancient Egypt.At that time rings acted part of seal, pharaohs passed the power and will through the servants, representatives.In course of time girls conceived a liking to carrying of rings! Rich Egyptians carried gold rings, and more poor are rings from silver, bronze and clay.In Greece, carrying of rings specified on social status.Higher estates had a right to carry gold rings, habitants – silver, slaves are rings from a metal

The ceremony of betrothing first appeared for Romans, fiance gave the parents of fiancee a simple ring, as character of obligations and ability of financial maintenance of fiancee. Marriages were accomplished on contractual basis.The ceremony of betrothing was far more important what wedding, which was the conclusion of engagement.Far later, in the days of Christianity a ring became part of wedding ceremony. Put a ring on the ring-finger of the left arm for catholics and right – at . It was considered that this finger had a vein of love which goes straight to a heart. Farther more this popular belief grew into the acknowledged all tradition.

What must a wedding ring be?

On the laws of Christianity a wedding ring must be without a decoration, simple, as character of cleanness and loyalty of the married couples.In our time this principle not so is strict.

Anymore and more married couples wish to see rings decorated diamonds and jewels.

Mainly, putting a ring on a hand the select, that senses were sincere and your life will last together, in gladness, happiness and love.

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There are four simple secrets to planning a wedding without (a) losing
your sanity or (b) having your dreams stolen by the people around you.

o Eat the elephant one bite at a time.

o Stand strong, sister!

o Give yourself time.

o Hand over the reigns . . . at the END.

Eat the Elephant One Bite at a Time

Have you ever heard about how to eat an elephant? The answer is “One bite at a time.”

It’s the same with planning something as elephant-sized as your wedding. Even if your wedding is relatively small in terms of the
number of guests or the number of vendors, planning a wedding is
an elephant. There are many, many decisions you have to make.

Wedding task check lists make it clear that you don’t need to
find a florist or invitations first thing. Finding a venue and a
caterer are tasks that need to be addressed earlier on.

Even if flowers and invitations are crucial pieces of your
wedding dreams, don’t worry about them until it’s time. Don’t
try to jam the entire elephant into your mouth at once.

Stand Strong, Sister!

Do you want the wedding of YOUR dreams? Or are you relatively
happy if you get half the wedding that you want and half the
wedding that other people think you should want?

If it’s the latter, that’ll be no problem. Other people are more
than willing to take over your wedding. You don’t have to put
any effort into getting people to bully you around to creating
the wedding of their dreams.

It’s a little more effort (although about 90% of it is purely
psychological effort) to be sure that you get the wedding of YOUR
dreams.

There are essentially two types of people who will try to take
over your wedding:

o Family members (including soon-to-be in-laws)

o Vendors

Handling these two types of “controllers” takes different approaches.

Vendors are with you just for this wedding. Family you have to
live with for the rest of your life!

Where do your priorities lie in managing these two types of
controllers?

With professional vendors, your top priority may be getting what
you want, at the price you’ve negotiated, and it really doesn’t
matter if you have to step on a few toes to get it. You’ll be
polite and professional when dealing with vendors, but you must
not be a push-over.

With family, your priority may lie with maintaining loving
relationships for a lifetime. You should be no more of a
pushover with family than with other vendors, but you SHOULD make
sure to hear their side of any issues that arise and to
continually emphasize (both with your words and
with your actions) your gratitude for this loving effort they’re
putting forth for your very special day.

A third possible type of controller is a combination of the other
two:

o friends or family providing services for your wedding.

This can be a little trickier, because you’re both dealing with
them as a vendor and planning to have a relationship with them
for the rest of your life. This requires a balance of the
strategies used with family members and the strategies used with
vendors.

You’ll need to find the right balance between treating a
particular person as a vendor who is a friend/family member vs. a
friend/family member who is doing you a favor by providing
something you’d otherwise get from a vendor.

Give Yourself Time

To have the most flexibility, you should start your wedding
planning anywhere from a year to eighteen months before you’d
like to actually get married.

Don’t panic! People have successfully pulled together weddings
with a few weeks or even a few days of planning. The 12-18 month
suggestion is just that, a suggestion. It’s based on the idea
that spreading the tasks out over time will cause you less
stress.

A longer timetable also allows for those chunks of time when
you’re lying on your couch thinking, “I could not care less if I
had a wedding!”

But, for those who find the last minute approach preferable (or
necessary), timetables can be completely ignored.

If you’re planning your wedding under a tight timeline,
controlling your own brain is one of the most important things
you can do. If you panic, you’ll not only make yourself miserable
at the time of panic, you’ll be more likely to ruin your wedding.

Even if you’re working under a tight timeline, plan in rest
periods. You need to take a couple days (or at least a few hours)
here or there where you don’t work on your wedding. Spend this
time just having fun with your beloved and remembering why you
wanted to marry him in the first place. Or spend the time by
yourself, resting and doing things you enjoy (other than wedding
planning).

When you’re working on your wedding, work on it, concentrate and
move forward. When you’re not working on it, put it from your
mind and remember that your wedding is but one day in the
wonderful life you have ahead. Don’t screw up the life just to
have the wedding.

Hand Over the Reigns . . . At the END

Even if you hire a wedding planner, don’t completely hand over
the reigns early on. Not if you want to achieve the wedding of
YOUR dreams.

But as you’re getting down to the week or so before your wedding,
the balance between the importance of planning your dream wedding
and the importance of living your dream wedding will shift. It’s
time to stop with the planning and start with the living.

Unfortunately, the planning won’t actually be finished a week or
two before your wedding. Some of the most important things you
have to do to stop others from taking over your dream wedding
have to be done right before your wedding. In fact, many of them
have to be done the day before or the day of your wedding.

But, repeat after me: “I don’t want to be planning my wedding on
my wedding day.”

You want to be living your wedding on the day of your wedding.
And if you can manage to start living your wedding several days
or even a couple weeks before your wedding, the better off you’ll
be.

To hand over the reigns in the right way and at the right time
comes down to (a) being prepared to tell others exactly what you
want and (b) handing the reigns to the right person/people.

One excellent reason to hire a wedding planner is if you don’t
know the right kind of people in your personal life to do (b).
If you ended up with a lot of unreliable or free-spirited or
wimpy friends and family, you’ll need to hire someone to hand the
reigns off to. It’s critical to be able to hand off the reigns
and live your wedding day!

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When setting up a budget for a wedding, many couples forget to include a line item for tips and gratuities. Sure, you could bypass this area completely, but that really wouldn’t be very nice, now would it? It would also go against accepted wedding etiquette.

Maybe you think a quick $100 will cover tips to everyone? Well, it may have 50 years ago, but in current times, it’s not uncommon for this area to run into the hundreds of dollars. This is why it’s important to include them in the budget. Tips & Gratuities are known for being budget busters of many a wedding.

You will want to be sure to check contracts out because some have a gratuity included. In these cases, there is no need to tip those associated with these particular contracts, unless of course you feel that one of the staff goes way above and beyond. If that’s the case, you may want to slip that person an extra tips.

Now, as far as wedding etiquette goes, the following people should be (and expect to be) tipped:

Altar boys / girls – $10 to $15 a piece

Bartenders – 10% of the total bill (unless a cash bar)

Chauffeurs – 10 to 15% of the total bill

Coat Check / Restroom Attendants – 50 cents to $1 per guest

DJ – $50 to $100

Hair Stylist / Makeup Artist – 10 to 15% of the total bill

Valet Parking Attendants – 50 cents to $1.00 per car (on top of what guests give them)

Waitstaff – 15% of the catering bill

There are also some optional folks you may want to tip as well. You’ll need to know about how these type of folks operate and make the call from there. For example, if you are doing business with the business owner directly for a particular service – say a florist – they may be doing the work themselves and have been compensated fairly in the contract you have with them. In this case, a nice thank you note may suffice and would be most appreciated. However, if you are dealing with an employee of the florist, a tip would likely be appropriate.

Here are the folks that tipping is optional with:

Baker / Cake Designer – $10 or $20

Catering / Reception Manager – $50 to $100

Musicians – $5 to $10 per hour, per musician

Florist – $10 to $20 per staff member

Officiant: $75 to $200 – This can also be paid as a donation to the church

Photographer / Videographer – $50 to $100

On site Wedding Coordinator – $50

Wedding Planner – 10% of their total bill

Tips should be paid in cash and should be placed in envelopes. Plan on them being paid just as the vendor and staff are leaving. By doing this in this fashion, you’ll be able to judge how much of a tip they have actually earned. Don’t be afraid to make adjustments on the fly if necessary. The best man – or trusted person – will generally be in charge of taking care of this for you.

You may not have considered tips and gratuities to be an item worthy of being in your wedding budget. Hopefully, this article has shown you otherwise. You may want to set up a second account for expenses that may be overlooked so that you aren’t shocked by them. Consider funding this account to the tune of 10 to 15% of your total wedding budget. This is something that could save you from pulling your hair out trying to redo your budget so that it comes in where you need it to.

Be sure to keep these extra funds separate from your main wedding account. Don’t use these funds unless you run into unexpected expenses. This extra fund could go a long way to ensuring your wedding comes in at or under budget.

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You have spent a lot of time and money planning your special day. You have taken great pride in the kind of wedding you are going to have. One thing you will want is your special day recorded for all time.

Pictures of your wedding and reception are something you will treasure for the rest of your life. You want someone taking those pictures who know what they are doing, and how to get the memorable shots.

Professional vs a Friend?

Most brides and grooms face this decision. They have a friend who loves to take pictures as a hobby and offers to take their wedding pictures as a gift. Saving money is something everyone wants to do, but there are some places you shouldn’t scrimp on. Your wedding photographs are one of those things. Unless your friend has a job as a photographer, hiring a professional is the best choice. Professionals will have the best equipment and have the knowledge to get the right shots.

When should you start looking for a photographer?

Your best bet is to hire one in plenty of time, preferable a year prior to your wedding date. Many photographers are booked far in advance, especially the really good ones.

How do I find a good one?

Finding a good photographer is not very hard. Wedding and bridal shows are wonderful places to get names and pricing information. Bridal magazines are another good place to look. Asking a friend who has had a wedding recently is an excellent way to not only find a photographer, but get a referral as well. You can also find listings for photographers in the yellow pages, but use this only to get a listing. Never hire someone without checking them out first.

Researching your choices

There are numerous ways to check out the photographers on your list. Most professionals have a web site. While you must remember the photographer put all that information on their site, it is still a good place to begin. They should have examples of their work, along with photo packages and pricing. You will also want to contact the Better Business Bureau in your area to see if the photographer has been reported. Most BBB’s have web sites, so checking is easy.

References

Any photographer in business should be able to give a list of past customers. When you call, be sure to ask the following questions:

1. Was the photographer on time?

2. Was the cost reasonable?

3. Did you get the pictures you wanted?

4. Did you get them in the time frame you were quoted?

5. Did you have any problems with the photographers, or their staff?

Past clients are more inclined to be honest with a potential customer than with the photographer themselves.

Once you have narrowed the list down to your favorites, it is time to start calling them for quotes. Remember to always get a quote in writing. It makes it easier later on to remember what the photographer promised. Here are eleven questions you should ask any potential photographer.

1. Are you licensed?

2. How long have you been a photographer?

3. Will you be taking my pictures, or will one of your staff?

4. If one of your staff will be taking the pictures, will I get a chance to meet them ahead of time?

5. Do you have set packages available, and what are the costs for each of them?

6. How long will I have to wait for my pictures?

7. Do you do wedding albums too, or do I have to supply my own?

8. How much time will you spend at my wedding? At my reception?

9. is there a charge for overtime, should there are problems or it takes longer than you originally quoted?

10. Do you do the traditional poses, as well as your own unique ones?

11. Will my photos be available online for family and friends to order for themselves, or must I do all my ordering through your directly?

You will have more event related questions to ask your potential photographer. One question you should ask yourself is if you are comfortable with this photographer. A professional photographer will strive to make your special day run smooth. A professional photographer won’t be pushy, rude, rushed, or annoyed. If the photographer you are interviewing seems to be any of these things, do not hire him. You will be stressed enough before, during and after your wedding; you don’t need your photographer to make it worse.

A wedding is a special even and deserves to be remembered. Photographs are an excellent way to show the beauty of the day and hiring the right photographer will make your memories all the more special.

Dawn Arkin is a writer who loves to plan and attend weddings. This article has been submitted in affiliation with http://www.Prye.Com/ which is a site for Wedding Invitations.

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Destination 1: The Beach

When I think of the Beach, I picture crashing waves, cool blue water, white sand and fresh breezes. To me it is light and airy, fresh and clean and brings a sense of cool calm. Who doesn’t need that on their big day!

To create a Beach destination wedding without the Beach destination try the ideas below.

Use a blue and green color palette it will evoke feeling of the ocean
For your bouquets stick with the color theme, think Hydrangeas, Orchids, and grasses
For your table centers incorporate sand and shells, in tall clear glass vases
Accent with bleached or light coloured wood and unique shell accessories
Candlelight plays a part as well, but try tea lights in lanterns for a whimsical feel
Drape tables in crisp white linen and use white wooden chairs
Have fun too – a sandcastle cake or playful shell ornaments help with the laid-back vibe

Destination 2: Wine Country

Wine Country brings to mind: rolling hills, lush vineyards, fresh produce, warm colors and something that is richly rustic and romantic. It focuses on feelings of family, casual entertaining and a luxurious live and let live attitude.

To create a Wine Country destination wedding without the Wine Country destination try the ideas below.

Use the rich jewel tones to capture that classic wine country feel.
For your bouquets think bold reds and deep purples combine these with lush greenery.
For the table centers accent low lush floral arrangements with different fruits like pomegranates,
fresh figs, and of course – grapes!
Drape your tables and chairs in deep rich colors and include candlelight as well
To add to the decor have vignettes of a variety of clustered wine bottles with glasses and corks
Think wine bottle stopped for favours, and use corks for your place card holders

Destination 3: Italy

Italy conjures up images of classical elegance, glittering gold, shimmering candlelight and lush overabundance. It brings feelings of warmth, romance and sumptuous overabundance to mind.

To create an Italian destination wedding without the Italian destination try the ideas below.

Use a color theme of creamy whites and ivories accented with warm gold tones
For your bouquet consider the classic rose or lush Hydrangea and trailing greenery
For the table centers think overstuffed, think artichokes, think lots of foliage
Place flowers everywhere, over abundance is key
Incorporate classic forms such as ornate candelabras and statues or busts
Use candlelight to your advantage, the warm glow will help set the mood
Drape tables in ivory and over lay with gold organza for an opulent look
Organic or cold pressed olive oil is a unique favour – one that WILL be used

Destination 4: The Tropics

A Tropical Destination creates images of bright vibrant colors, palm tree covered islands, sultry music and fresh flavours. It generates feelings of carefree days, relaxation and fun.

To create a Tropical destination wedding without the Tropical destination try the ideas below.

A color scheme of hot pinks, bright oranges and a splash of lime green sets the mood
Try exotic flowers like Ginger,Protea or Heliconia in your bouquet
Go crazy with the palm leaves and create “palm trees” on the tables
Use lush indoor house plants to add a sense of place to your venue
Decorate with bowls of floating orchids and candles
Use bright colored linens and chair covers to create a festive vibe
Have fun with whimsical favours and kitschy accents
Keep the food light and fresh think grilled fish and salads not steak and potatoes

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The most common dilemma facing brides when looking for their wedding dress in London, is deciding what style of dress they want and where to get it from? Unless they have done their homework, it can take considerable time to figure this out.

Brides don’t particularly want to waste time going to the wrong stores and the bridal boutiques certainly do not want to waste time on brides, who are not really in their market. So the following advice should help brides decide on which stores to make appointments to visit.

Firstly brides need to understand that the vast majority of bridal gowns sold in the UK today are from big bridal dress manufacturers, most of whom manufacture out of the Far East. These dresses are usually ordered for the customer by the bridal stores in the closest standard size and then altered to fit the bride. This is not ideal fit wise, but it is the only way to keep prices down.

Unfortunately some bridal stores attempt to pass this off as “made to measure”. Do not confuse “made to order” with “made to measure” and don’t forget to ask if the price quoted includes alterations? As these usually cost extra and can add several hundred pounds to the price of the dress, depending on what needs doing.

There are also a number of designers who mistakenly describe their dresses as “couture” when in fact they are really made to measure. These are all rather cynical attempts to take advantage of the bride’s lack of understanding and to persuade her that she is getting more for her money than she actually is.

Made to measure is where the bride chooses an existing design, that is then made up to fit her. The price quoted normally includes a number of fittings. Made to measure dresses typically start from £1500 upwards. In the ideal world, if price was not an issue, all brides would have their dresses made to measure, to ensure a perfect fit.
Couture is where the customer sits down with the designer and the dress is designed from scratch to the customer’s specification. With couture, there is usually always a toile fitting, (to check the fit of the pattern), before the dress is cut and made up. Couture dresses typically start from £3000 upwards, as they are very time consuming and expensive to manufacture.

Brides can now understand why wedding dresses vary so much in price and also in terms of what you get for your money. For example, you can purchase a perfectly adequate off the peg dress, from the larger bridal chain stores, for as little as £300. But at this price, you have to accept that the dress will be mass produced in the Far East, and is unlikely to be in silk fabrics or particularly unique.

On the other hand you can also purchase famous brand name, designer dresses for £2000 or more (which are also manufactured in China and then altered to fit you) from some of the West end’s top designer bridal stores. Admittedly the service is better and you should expect silk fabrics, but one could argue that if you are paying £2000 or more, for a dress which is altered to fit, then you are simply paying for the name. There is a popular misconception, that as with anything to do with weddings, brides ordering made to measure designer dresses are somehow being over charged. This is simply not true for the following reasons;

Firstly made to measure dresses are generally hand made in the UK and labour costs and overheads are obviously a lot higher than for dresses manufactured in China. Designer stores also offer a much higher level of service and have a major investment in sample dresses for brides to try.

Secondly brides are paying for the experience and expertise that British designers have acquired over many years in the business. Dealing with designers who actually make their own dresses should give brides confidence that the dress will fit properly and be ready in time, which is not always the case with imported dresses, which often have to be altered to fit.

Some brides decide to use a dress maker to copy a designer dress to save money. Dressmakers can often under cut designers on price, because they have much lower overheads. But brides considering this option would be well advised get references because this can often prove to be a disaster. Very few dressmakers have the necessary skills or experience to manufacture a comparable dress for less money.

Once the potential bride has decided which stores she should make appointments to visit, the next problem is working out what style of dress will suit her figure and the type of wedding she is having?? Looking through bridal magazines will help, but the quickest way is to go and try dresses on. It is also helpful if the bride is able to get some professional advice on what styles suit her figure, her budget and her venue.

Thankfully, there are a reasonable number of reputable west end bridal designer stores, which offer a good selection of styles (at prices from £1500 to £10,000) These can often be altered to fit, made to measure or couture dresses, depending on the bride’s budget. Luckily for brides looking in London’s West end there are a number of designer own label bridal stores, which offer a personal made to measure service on many of their designs, unlike the majority of stores outside London.

Bridal etiquette: Getting the best from your appointment.

Before proceeding it is worth noting that most reputable West End bridal establishments are busy and usually see brides on an appointment only basis.

Ideally one should make appointments at a number of these more reputable stores to try on styles and hopefully get some intelligent advice of what styles will suit the bride’s figure, her style of venue and budget. It is best to be honest about how much you are prepared to spend. There is little point is trying on £3000 dresses, if your budget is £1500.

This advice is normally given for free, but brides should be aware that it is extremely frustrating for the bridal stores, (and unfair on other brides), when brides fail to show for their appointments.
The best bridal stores always have a waiting list for appointments and when brides do not bother to turn up or cancel, this effectively deprives other brides of that appointment slot. For this reason, many of the top designer bridal boutiques charge a cancellation fee if you do NOT give them advance notice of cancellation.

Saturdays and week day evening appointments are generally in high demand for obvious reasons, so it pays to book well in advance.

Bearing in mind these small courtesies makes for a memorable and thoroughly enjoyable experience!

Johanna Hehir is one of Londons top wedding dress Designers specialising in made to measure designer wedding dresses and evening wear. She has one of the largest selections of different wedding dresses in London

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Choosing your perfect wedding music can be very tedious. You have to pick music that all the guests will enjoy. Whether it comes to rock, ballads, waltz’, reggae, hip-hop, pop, Euro or any of the famous, traditional wedding songs, the guests always seem to have some sort of opinion. However, make the song very personal to you.

You know the guests will like the music, if even they can relate it to you. Songs should be in accordance to the theme. That way, it helps add to the cultural atmosphere. The music should match the subject of the wedding. It would make sense that a traditional wedding would have traditional music, and a cultural wedding would have cultural music. However, it is still okay to have a different music pick then what may look obvious.

The main focus during a wedding is love. Try picking songs that are very romantic, romantic songs could never clash during a wedding. Not all songs have to have words either. Sometimes the sounds and rhythms of music speak more than words. Let the music flow into the wedding, and not clash with it. Music has a huge affect on the wedding, for it creates the mood which has a huge affect on the guests. The guests are not only there to celebrate the wedding, but also to enjoy themselves. The music should make them comfortable, and not on their toes throughout the entire ceremony, because that can be very uncomfortable.

A live band is a great idea for weddings. That’s why most weddings have live bands. They not only add to the mood, but also the scenery. A live band looks very sharp in weddings. Guests seem to appreciate a live band more than music coming out of some speakers. However, the music should be selected in the best interest of the two people getting married. What is their favorite type of music? Usually, friends have the same tastes in music, so if all the guests coming to the wedding are friends of the bride and groom, then there is a good chance that they will like the music that the couple chooses to have playing. All in all, choose music that suites you and your wedding. That way, you can never go wrong.

Good Luck finding your perfect wedding Music.

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Choosing a wedding location is one of the most important decisions you will make for your destination wedding. This article will show you some of the top destination weddings in terms of location.

Jamaica is a location for some of the top destination weddings. With it’s great scenery from beautiful mountains to sunny beaches, Jamaica has diverse wedding locations. Also, there are wedding planning companies that can help you plan a great wedding.

Don’t forget Las Vegas. Vegas is perfect if you want to get married in a top quality city filled with many entertainment activities.

If you want to add some adventure to your destination wedding, consider having it at the Grand Canyon. There’s not many things more exciting than heading to your wedding in a helicopter flying over the majestic view of the Grand Canyon.

For those of you with a classy taste, think about having your destination wedding in Rome. Rome is home of some of the top destination weddings. Rome is a hotbed of European fashion and class. There’s many great buildings where you can have your wedding ceremony. Also, after your wedding, make sure to enjoy the great restaurants Rome has to offer.

You don’t have to be bound to one of these destination locations. There are many other top wedding locations. All it takes is some research and creativity to find them. Much of the appeal of destination weddings is going to an interesting or exotic location, so good luck choosing a location that’s just right for you. Who knows, you may find the next top destination wedding location!

Now that you know some of the top destination weddings, visit http://wedguide.info and learn where you can have an affordable destination wedding. Also, here’s the top 5 reasons to choose a destination wedding package.

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