
Nanette Lepore may be as American as apple pie, but her Jacqueline dress has all the kittenish appeal of that most Parisian of outfits: The Little Black Dress.
Sophisticated dolman sleeves and all-over draping sensuously hug every curve and the deep front and back V-neckline show just enough flesh to keep things interesting. Let your bridesmaids wear this and make them feel like they're part of the beau monde.
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If you are planning your wedding without the restraint of a budget, the sky really is the limit when it comes to what gifts to buy for your bridesmaids. A few things to choose from when it comes to spoiling your favorite women include the dress they will wear in your ceremony, travel accommodations to the wedding (flight, hotel) or a day at a local spa (pedicure, manicure, facial -- the works!). 
We received a panicked email from a friend this morning asking for advice about her bridesmaid's dress. She is to be in a wedding up North, the bride currently lives out West, and the friend in question in in the Southeast.
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For a complete change from the ring-bearer pillow, here we have a gorgeous silver rose to hold your ring. The rose is 22.8 cm tall (about 9 inches), and is lined with red velveteen. The ring-bearer can carry one, and, putting a twist on tradition, if you're having a double-ring ceremony (and who doesn't, these days?), the flower girl can carry one, too.
To put a new spin on the typical rehearsal dinner and to show your out of town guests 360 degrees of your wedding city, book your rehearsal dinner at a rotating restaurant. Along with great food, you'll get instant entertainment for the children in your wedding party (and you have to admit, we adults think it's fun, too). And, there's just
We've found a fabulous handmade, 1920's inspired, tote bag. In fact, we've found four of them. All made by 
Bridesmaids dresses aren't cheap, and while you certainly don't want to ask your attendants to break the bank to buy their dresses (and you don't want to go broke buying dresses for them), we understand that you don't want to give up on the vision you have of your wedding day. Sometimes part of that vision is a bridesmaid's dress. An expensive bridesmaid's dress.
As the writers of Aisle Dash have shown,
A gadget for the gizmo guy or gal -- and it's green, too! Well, it comes in five different colors including green, but we meant the eco-friendly kind of green. You hear all the time that environmentally healthy changes can be large or small. This is probably one of the smallest -- but so cool.
As soon as you have that shiny ring on your left ring finger, you'll also have a few (dozen) decisions to make. From what kind of wedding dress you see yourself gliding down the aisle in to whether you should have an open or cash bar. Until the moment you say "I do" you and your husband-to-be will be making choices. Most of these decisions will be fun and each will lead you to the beautiful wedding of your dreams, but none of them are as important as the first one you'll make: where to tie the knot? 





