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Lace - Timeless Wedding Fabric

Photo by Matt Kim

So subtle, so refined, and so elegant–lace is probably our most favorite fabric choice. It is regal in an old fashioned way. Glamorous without being pretentious, vintage without seeming dated.
Lace is perfectly romantic and is a true example of craftsmanship. The intricate patterns are both demure and sophisticated. Lace can be best described

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Getting Ready - Groom Style!

Photo by Pink Galoshes Photography

This one is for the guys.

Everyone hears about the bride getting ready in her extravagant suite surrounded by her mother, sister, and closest friends. The notions of the something old, something borrowed, and something blue. There are ceremonious aspects to the bride putting on her gown, her veil, and her accessories. Well, just because the male counterparts to this day do not have their own standard customs does not mean that they should be overlooked. In fact, this is the precise reason why they should create their own unique moments.

Sure, most guys can get fully dressed in five minutes flat – perhaps a bit longer if inexperienced with tying a bow tie – so it may seem that there is less ritual involved in this moment, but that’s not the case. There are actually some key moments that happen during this time. True male bonding occurs, for the guys often spend this time

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Sign My Choo - Thoughts on Wedding Traditions

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Nuptials are steeped in rituals and customs, many of which originated centuries ago when weddings were perceived as tumultuous times when the bride and groom were susceptible to bad luck and evil spirits. Traditions evolved to protect the couple and assure happiness and good luck as they began their new life together.

While several have become a bit played out or seem out of date, many charming traditions have stood the test of time and should be considered when planning the event. Make sure to explore beyond your own backyard – looking to different cultures can open the door to fresh and exciting customs that will make the

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