Tying the knot: More... unusual wedding dresses

Monday, April 20, 2009

More... unusual wedding dresses

Here comes the bride... you can see her from miles away.

Dress by Enlighted (you need to see their other stuff)

Love is a battlefield.

Dress by Erika Sarkozi

And these gems are all from Lady Roi Bridals:

Someday her prince will come.

Human cupcake!

Uhh...

1 comment:

PaigeApril 21, 2009 at 7:22 AM
LOL.

The last dress looks like something that Miss America would wear after winning a pageant and declaring that she wants global peace!
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About Me

A. Marigold
aka Miss Spaniel
Los Angeles, CA

I'm a law student trying to balance graduating with starting my career, keeping up a relationship, and, oh yeah, planning an Old World, multi-cultural, moutain lodge wedding for 180 guests! A South Asian Jewish girl getting ready to marry my handsome Catholic Dane, I'm hoping to blend our cultures in our wedding just a bit more gently than by providing samosas as appetizers and offering æbleskiver for dessert. Although that would also be awesome.

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To Do (Before "I Do")

Nine months and earlier (by June 20)

~~Start a wedding folder~~
~~Work out the budget~~
~~Build your wedding party~~
~~Settle on a head count~~
~~Hire a planner, if desired~~
~~Book the ceremony site~~
~~Book the officiant~~
~~Book the reception site~~
~~Research photographers, bands, florists and caterers~~
~~Insert vendor information into a master contact list~~
~~Throw engagement party~~

Eight months before (by July 20)

~~Book the photographer and videographer~~
~~Book entertainment~~
~~Register~~
~~Purchase a dress~~
~~Start meeting caterers~~
~~Reserve block of hotel rooms for guests~~
~~Launch a wedding website~~

Six to seven months before (by September 20)

~~Purchase invitations and hire a calligrapher~~
~~Plan your honeymoon~~
~~Shop for bridesmaids' dresses~~
~~Meet with the officiant~~
~~Send save-the-date cards~~
~~Reserve structural and electrical necessities~~
~~Book a florist~~
~~Procure transportation~~
~~Start composing a day-of timeline~~

Five to four months before (by November 20)

~~Book the rehearsal and rehearsal dinner venues~~
~~Check on printing of wedding invitations~~
~~Order the cake~~
~~Send the guest list to the bridal shower hostess~~
~~Purchase shoes and start dress fittings~~
~~Schedule hair and makeup artists~~
~~Choose songs~~
~~Plan welcome baskets~~

Three months before (by December 20)

~~Finalize the menu and the flowers~~
~~Order favors, if desired~~
~~Finalize readings~~
~~Purchase the rings~~
~~Finalize order of the ceremony and reception~~
~~Print menu cards and programs~~
~~Purchase undergarments and visit dressmaker for second fitting~~
~~Send schedule to vendors~~

Two months before (by January 20)

~~Discuss locations and shots with photographer~~
~~Review playlist with the band or the DJ~~
~~Send invitations~~
~~Touch base with vendors~~
Submit a newspaper wedding announcement
~~Enjoy bachelorette party~~

One month before (by February 20)

~~Put RSVPs into guestlist database and phone invitees who haven't yet responded~~
~~Get marriage license~~
~~Mail rehearsal dinner invitations~~
~~Have final dress fitting~~
~~Stock the bar~~
~~Send out as many final payments as you can~~
~~Assign seating~~
~~Purchase bridesmaids' gifts to hand out at the rehearsal dinner~~
~~Write vows, if necessary~~
~~Get hair cut and colored, if desired~~