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May 2012

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May 15, 20121 note
#Postable #address book #organization

March 2012

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Formal Invitation Wording

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Formal Wedding Invitation Wording Depending on Host: Bride’s Parents Host: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Isabella Marie
to
Mr. Edward Jonathan Callahan
on Saturday, November 27
at half past eight o’clock in the evening
153 North Rosewood Street
Wisteria, California

Bride’s parents, divorced:

Mr. Charles Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dwyer
request the honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Isabella Marie
to
Mr. Edward Jonathan Callahan

on Saturday, November 27, 2004 
at half past eight o’clock in the evening
One Nob Hill
San Francisco, California

Bride and groom’s parents:

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Callahan
invite you to share in the ceremony
uniting their children
Isabella Marie
to
Edward Jonathan Callahan
on Saturday, November 27, 2004 
at half past eight o’clock in the evening
One Nob Hill
San Francisco, California

Bride and groom’s parents, divorced (example 1):

Mr. Charles Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dwyer
together with
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Callahan
invite you to share in the ceremony
uniting their children
Isabella Marie
to
Edward Jonathan Callahan

Bride and groom’s parents, divorced (example 2):

Mr. Charles Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dwyer
request the honor of your company
at the marriage of their daughter
Isabella Marie
to
Edward Jonathan Callahan
son of
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mason

Bride and groom’s parents, divorced (example 3):

Please join our families
on this special occasion
when our children
Isabella Marie
and
Edward Jonathan Callahan
will be married

Bride, groom, and parents hosting (example 1):

Together with their parents
Isabella Marie Smith
and
Edward Jonathan Callahan
request the honor of your presence
at their marriage

Bride, groom, and parents hosting (example 2):
Isabella Marie
and
Edward Jonathan
together with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
and
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Callahan
invite you to share in the joy
when they exchange marriage vows
and begin their new life together

Bride and groom hosting:

Miss Isabella Marie
and
Mr. Edward Jonathan Callahan
request the honor of your presence
at their marriage

Bride, groom, and children hosting (example 1):

Miss Isabella Marie Smith
and
Mr. Edward Jonathan Callahan
along with their children
Anne and Peter
invite you to join in the blending
of their families through marriage

Bride, groom, and children hosting (example 2):

Anne and Peter
invite you to the ceremony
that will make them brother and sister
and that will make their parents
Isabella Marie Smith
and
Edward Jonathan Callahan
husband and wife



Mar 14, 20124 notes
#Wedding Invitation #Invitation Wording

December 2011

2 posts

Dec 12, 2011
Two Urban Licks

 

         

         

Dec 12, 20111 note
#Atlanta #Rehearsal Dinner #Two Urban Licks

November 2011

1 post

Nov 28, 2011
#Two Urban Licks #Rehearsal Venue #Rehearsal Dinner

October 2011

5 posts

Oct 31, 2011228 notes
#This Is Glamorous #Ralph Waldo Emerson #Quotes
Oct 25, 2011108 notes
#Fashion #Organization
Oct 25, 20112 notes
#wedding #wedding photography
Heirloom Silver

No two ways about it: Silver is a Southern classic. And giving silver as an annual Christmas present is useful, she says, because “silver isn’t given much as a wedding present anymore.” - Southern Living Home 

I must say, I agree with Southern Living Home; Silver is often forgotten about by brides when registering. It is often dismissed by friends and family when purchasing gifts for brides. Macy’s, for example, does not even carry sterling silver in store any longer. Brides can only register for silver online. How sad that such a traditional heirloom has been dumped from the shelves. I suppose better selling items with higher profit margins such as christmas ornaments, bath mats, and chia pets take high precedence in the retail world. Sigh. 

As a southern and “old-fashioned” bride, I will be sticking with tradition for now and registering for my sterling silver online. I will host dinner parties with my old faithful beauties for years and eventually pass them along to my daughter in hopes she will someday do the same. 

- MB

Oct 13, 2011
#Sterling Silver #Wedding #Southern Bride
“Vintage airplane birthday…” —

From “boarding pass” invitations mailed out envelopes fashioned from old atlases, to clever “in-flight meal style” lunches and bags of blue cotton candy adorned with cloud shaped marshmallows…

Chrystal Guyette from Hostess with the Mostess did an amazing job chasing down a real airplane and securing it for her son’s vintage inspired airplane birthday party. I’ve never heard of a party in an actual airplane before. I am beyond impressed. The design and details of the party are truly over the top. The execution of the event looked impeccable from the pictures. Head on over to Hostess with the Mostess to check out more of the images for youreself. Congrats on a job well done, Chrystal!

 

Oct 13, 20112 notes
#birthday, #boys #party #vintage

September 2011

11 posts

Personalized Touch

Branch out from the Waterford crystal champagne glasses. Engrave pewter or sterling silver glasses for your first toast as husband and wife.

Engraved ceramic is soft, beautiful, and non obtrusive. It will blend in perfectly with your bouquet and remind you in the future of your perfect day!

Monogram or hand embroider you name/wedding date into your wedding dress. It truly makes it your own. For a something blue, choose a blue stitching - a delicate and special touch. 

Monogram or hand embroider a sash on brides maids bouquets. Bridesmaids will feel special having their own personalized bouquet. Monogramed sashes can be used as a bookmark to remember your special day. 

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- MB

Sep 26, 20111 note
#6 of Four #Photography #wedding #monogram
6 of Four Photography...A Day To Remember

Capturing true emotion at special events is important. 6 of Four Photography is famous for capturing their clients most special moments together.

This is beautiful cake. 6 of Four Photography did an outstanding job of capturing the delicate and perfect detailing. An skilled pastry chefs created this masterpiece. I would be proud to frame this photo.

Pictures are a cherished element of the wedding process for a number of reasons. I’ve often heard couple remark that their wedding day went by so fast. I’ve heard people say they wish they could remember certain parts. Many couples forget special moments shared between each other the day of the event and are overjoyed to remember bits and pieces of the by looking back at pictures. 

Choose a photographer that has a photography style you like. Do not try and change the way your photographer takes pictures. My grandfather always said, “You can’t make chicken salad out of chicken sh** (pardon my french).” But, it is so true and something we all need to remember. It is what it is people. People are creature of habit and not found of changing. Therefore, for best results, identify the style of photography you like, then choose a photographer within your budget that photographs along the same lines. 

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Reception Venue: Biltmore Ballroom, Atlanta

- MB

Sep 26, 20111 note
#6 of Four Photography #Photography #Wedding #Atlanta Wedding
“Enjoy the little things in your life… for one day you’ll look back and realize they were the big things.” - Robert Bault” —

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- MB

Sep 26, 20111 note
#6 of Four #photography #wedding
Sep 26, 2011
#chelsea patricia photography #chelsea patricia #wedding #wedding photos
Ben Vigil Photography

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images via Ben Vigil

-MB

Sep 26, 2011
#photography #atlanta #wedding #photojournalism #ben vigil
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