The Right Wedding Gown

Samara Scott doesn't believe in happily ever after. So when she finds a vintage wedding gown in a beautiful antique trunk, she vows never to put it on. Even if tantalizing visions of sexy attorney Justin Beckett in tux and tails are tempting her to rethink that trip down the aisle....

Justin not only believes in marriage--he knows Samara's the right woman for him. And with passion sizzling between them, he just has to get the wedding-wary documentarian to say "I do." But walking her to the altar is no piece of cake. Unless he can convince Samara to trust in their love enough to take that leap of faith.

Weddingstar Indian Bride In Embroidered Red Dress Mix & Match Cake Topper

The Contemporary Indian Bride is in a rich red dress with henna and bindi detail while the traditional groom is dressed in his sherwani. Use as a set, or co-ordinate with our Contemporary Indian Bride and Groom or any of our other Mix and Match cake toppers.

World Bride Magazine

World Bride Magazine is the only internationally focused, multi-cultural, multi-ethnic and multi-racial bridal magazine. World Bride brings readers the latest in the world of wedding fashion, exotic honeymoon locations and unique ceremonies and celebrations for that special day.

Eugenia's Bridal Dress Collections

Thia is an amzing wedding gown designed by Euginia which can become the inspiration in making a bridal gowns. The complete description on who Eugenia is can be seen below

Eugenia is a serious couturier with a powerful vision for designs that are dreamlike and elegant. With infinite passion and creativity, Eugenia designs with the bride in mind, taking inspiration from a wide range of sources such as the subtle changes of the seasons, the glamorous starlets from the 30's and 40's, the world-renowned masters of Haute Couture, the lost art of classic tailoring, and very often, the brides themselves.

Before coming to the United States to pursue bridal design, Eugenia began her career, more than 29 years ago, working with Haute Couture designers in her native Greece. After years of creating unique custom gowns for her American clients and due to the unprecedented demand for her work, Eugenia decided to create her own line of bridal gowns.

Eugenia gowns are often described as "exciting and different", "unique and elegant", "dramatic and romantic", "chic and sophisticated", "pieces of art". It is this last remark that most interests Eugenia. Utilizing exquisite details, delicate hand-crafted precision, and the finest silks, Eugenia strives to make each and every gown a masterful work of art.

More information Eugenia Wedding Dresses 2009 collection can be seen here

New Hijabi Style Guru on Youtube

GWhijabi is a new hijabi style guru on youtube. She has lots of recent, cute tutorials that are guaranteed to give you a unique style all your own! i love how she uses a second scarf to cover her neck and bustline...very chic. :)


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Rhinestone & Crystal Wedding Veil

This wedding veil is so stunning and sparkling with its scattered rhinestones, crystals and beading. The beading design is approximately 2 inches wide and borders the entire veil. Wedding veil has a thin pencil edging. The elbow anvd fingertip length veils are 2-tiered and comes a plain comb.

Bridesmaid dress colors

We still haven't decided if we're having a bridal party, even though we're only 9 weeks before the wedding. We've been going back and forth about it since day one. To me it just seems like a stress best avoided.

Unless I want more than 6 maids (and I really really don't want more than 6) I'm going to have to leave someone or even a few people out, so someone is going to end up hurt and/ or offended.

Plus, at this late stage, I'm going to incur a rush fee on the dresses, and I really hate the idea of choosing a dress for someone to wear to my wedding and making them pay for it, but I'm not sure I can take that cost on myself. Also, I've always wanted my maids to wear really simple spaghetti strap empire waist chiffon floor length dresses (with no shoes) and that's proving to be nearly impossible to find - well affordable versions anyway. Not to mention the added costs of getting bouquets for them all, and I guess thank you gifts too.

The one thing that makes the idea of maids very tempting is that when I was probably around 17, maybe even younger, I decided that if and when I got married, I would have each of my bridesmaids wear a different color, rather than having them all wear the same color. I even spent a considerable amount of time thinking about which friend should wear which color (although back in the day I imagined them in pastels, whereas these days I imagine them in brights).

I do really love the idea of being surrounded by my close friends, each wearing one of these bright colors below, which are also sort of our wedding colors. I'm just not sure I should let THAT be the reason we choose to do it!

We'll have to decide soon either way, we just can't make up our minds! Ultimately we may do what we pretty much said we would do from day one - he has his brother and I have my sister. Surely no one can be offended by that, but then, what color?? Might have to be a pattern instead!!