Showing posts with label bridal party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bridal party. Show all posts

Saturday, December 6, 2008

What Are You Wearing?

The question commonly heard on the red carpet of grand events. I wanted to share with you what my bridal party will wear down my white aisle runner.



Friday, December 5, 2008

Did You Think the Elections Were Over

I've decided that my bridesmaids will vote on which dress they like the most. They have until January 1, 2009 to vote or die



dress #3


I'm up for suggestions. What do you (anyone) think?

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Or Should They Wear Green




(source)


Everybody is going green maybe I should join them (just kidding). I don't have to decide today on the bridesmaid's dress but according to my timeline the dresses need to be ordered 4 - 6 months (Jan-March) before the wedding. Where has the time gone? I'm excited to get married but I'm behind on my to do list that should be completed 6 months before the wedding

Monday, December 1, 2008

Keep Your Fingers Cross

Not only am I on a tight budget but also my bridal party. All three of them do not have a full-time job like me so I am on the look out for bridesmaids dresses that are simple, elegant, and under $125. Well, it has not been hard finding dresses with that criteria it has been hard finding the right shade of pink.

I found this dress at Target. As much as I love Target I have never bought clothes from there so I'm not if I can trust them. I'm also not sure if this dress is even elegant.

Keep your fingers cross as I continue looking

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Meet Miss. Diva: My Maid of Honor


sister

extrovert

dreamer

talented

creative

gorgeous






Her duties:

  • Lead the bridesmaid troupe

  • Help shop for dresses

  • Offer to help the bride with pre-wedding tasks

  • Offer to help pay for the wedding (just kidding)

  • Spread the news about where the bride and groom are registered

  • Lend an ear

  • Co host a shower for the bride

  • Plan the bachelorette party with the bridesmaids

  • Hold the groom's ring during the ceremony

  • Hold the bride's bouquet while the couple exchange vows

  • As needed arrange the bride's train and veil during the ceremony and help her bustle the train for easy dancing at the reception

  • Sign the marriage license as a witness

  • Toast the couple after the best man

  • Troubleshoot emotional crises

  • Keep the bride laughing

Her favorite verse:

"You were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your body."


1 Corinthians 6:20

*I don't know why she like to take pictures in the bathroom*