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Archive for February, 2009

More Tips for Buying Inexpensive (But Still Beautiful) Wedding Shoes

by Patti February 24th, 2009
For the Bride,Honeymoon

If you are a shoe lover, then making sure that the shoes you wear on your wedding day are just wondrous is of great importance. Before you attend the first fitting for your wedding gown, you should have picked out the shoes you plan to wear (or at least have an idea of which pair you plan to purchase).



The reason for this is because the heel height needs to be known before your dress is fitted. In that way, the gown can be altered in such a...

Get Fit and Firmer for Your Wedding- Try Belly Dancing!

by Patti February 18th, 2009
For the Bride,Weddings




You cannot wait to marry the man you love. You just know that everything would be perfect if only you could lose a few pounds and tone your body before your wedding.

Sound familiar?

If you have tried various types of diets and every form of exercise imaginable but are still unsatisfied with the look and feel of your body, then it is time to consider a Middle Eastern style of dance that has been made popular in western culture. We are talking about belly dancing!

If you have never thought of shaking your booty and gyrating your...

Shopping for Inexpensive Wedding Shoes

by Patti February 10th, 2009
Ceremony,Weddings



When it comes to finding inexpensive bridal shoes, you need to be creative and shop around. Payless Shoe Source is not called “payless” for nothing. This is one of the best shoe shops to find stylish and inexpensive bridal shoes, regardless of whether you are looking for a traditional pair of shoes or a more modern looking pair. The average price for pumps and strappy sandals is $25 to $40. Shoes can be purchased online or at a store in your area. Visit http://www.payless.com to browse the selection they offer.

Wal-Mart may not be the height of sophistication and wedding allure,...

Wedding Veil- To Wear or Not to Wear?

by Patti February 3rd, 2009
For the Bride



When it comes to your wedding ceremony would you choose to wear a veil or not? For some women this decision is a simple one, but for others it is not. In days gone by men and women did not socialize together and marriages were arranged so a groom did not see his bride until the heavy veil was pulled back from her face as the two of them stood at the altar ready to take their vows. Other folklore says that women wore veils over their faces so no other man could kidnap them on their wedding day because...