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06/12/2014

We found this on Pinterest and just could not resist! Write love letters to each other and place them in a box with a bottle of wine to be nailed shut at your wedding. When you have your first fight, open it up, pour the wine, read your letters in separate corners and remember what it's all about!

05/17/2014

Spring and Summer weddings are one of our favorites. There are endless color palettes filled with both bold brights and pretty pastels to make it fairy tale perfect. What colors have you chosen?!

03/11/2014

Looking for the perfect gift for your bridal party or everyone who has helped with your wedding? We found just the sweetest treat!

Diamond Candles is a company that makes candles that have a ring at the very bottom that ranges from $10-$5,000 in value! You have to burn the candle to melt the wax, which will reveal your sparkly surprise at the bottom. They are sold in all sorts of scents and colors, so go ahead and make it personal; make them special to you!

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02/15/2014

Lets talk about some makeup tips that all brides-to-be should know!

1) The Key is To Look Like Yourself, Only Better - It was widely reported that Kate Middleton chose to do her own wedding makeup because she wanted William to recognize her as she walked down the aisle. If you wear little makeup in your regular life, your wedding day is not the day to try out a smokey eye.

2) Should You Have A Pro Do Your Makeup - Make sure to consult with the artist and do a trial run before your big day. You don't want your wedding day to be a big surprise, makeup-wise.

3) The Most Important Part of Your Makeup: Your Skin Tone - It doesn't matter how big your eyes are or how glossy your lips look, if your skin looks blotchy or oily, you won't look your best on your wedding day. Your first priority should be making sure your skin looks great, then move on to your eyes, cheeks and lips.

4) Pick Your Eyes or Your Mouth - A basic rule of makeup is to either play up your eyes or your mouth. Play up both and you risk looking like a clown. So if you decide to go all-out on your eye makeup, keep your lips light with a gloss or a light pink lipstick. If you want to play up your full lips, do so with a bright or deep color, but keep your eyes relatively light.

5) Two Words: Waterproof. Mascara. - Perhaps you will be in that 5 percent of women who don't tear up at some point at their wedding, but if you're not, today is the day to whip out the waterproof mascara. And ask your maid of honor to carry a tissue for you.

02/12/2014

Florals are big this year! You can incorporate them by having more centerpieces, adding them to the bridal party's hair, or taking this opportunity to spice up your dessert table. We love the look of these floral wedding cakes! What do you think?

02/06/2014

Exciting news… Pantone has just recently revealed its top colors for Spring 2014 and we can’t wait to introduce these gorgeous lush colors for all our brides to be. Not only will we focus on the colors, but we will also bring some ideas and the main trends, which cleverly make use of these popular spring colors, perfect for any wedding venue.

1) Dazzling Blue
2) Hemlock (Green)
3) Celosia Orange
4) Paloma (Gray)
5) Sand
6) Freesia (Yellow)
7) Radiant Orchard
8) Placid Blue
9) Cayenne (Coral)
10) Violet Tulip

01/29/2014

Wedding Wednesday!

One hot trend for 2014 is Gatsby themed weddings! Glitz and glam in everything from headpieces to décor. Gowns feature beading and soft fabrics. Men are clean cut and shaven. It’s Art Deco with pearls and long gloves, drop waists, and high illusion necklines.

12/05/2013

Baby it's cold outside!

There’s absolutely no shame in wearing a wedding dress with a big cozy coat (as long as you allow the wedding party to do the same)!

11/26/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

A winter cocktail hour calls for warm, comforting drinks. You really can't go wrong with hot chocolate and warm apple cider, but it's your wedding- why not take every opportunity (drinks included) to add an element of surprise? Serve up white hot chocolate in small espresso cups and eggnog in small punch glasses for your guests as they arrive. At the bar, offer saketinis (Japanese rice wine and sweet-flavored vodka) in glasses rimmed with sugar crystals.

08/27/2013

Tip for Tuesday: Paint Chip Gift Tags!

Here is s a fun way to dress up your gift with these paint chip gift tags. Use fun scrapbooking scissors to make a fancy edge or use a large paper punch to create a fun shape like hearts. Use a white paint pen to address and sign your name. Then just punch a small whole and tie a string through it. So easy to match to the color scheme!

07/23/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

Signature Plates elevate the guest book to an art form by having guests write on plates to be later mounted on your wall. Choose white dishes for the well-wishes, which show up nicely when inscribed with metallic paint pens. After the event, arrange the signed plates with patterned ones in a random grouping for a sophisticated feel.

07/12/2013

Here's a sneak peak of our 2014 collection, sold at A Bride's Design!

07/09/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

A cocktail is refreshing during the reception on a hot summer day, but you know what's even more refreshing? When that cocktail comes in the form of a popsicle. Lucky for you, these adult pops come in all types of flavors and strengths. From a mild wine fudgesicle to a more intense cucumber margarita popsicle, there's a boozy pop perfect for every guest. If you want to make them kid-friendly, just add juice in place of booze. Try this summertime twist on your refreshments!

07/01/2013

Save each and every memory with this DIY wedding card book!

06/25/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

Are you trying super hard to think of some original ideas to make your reception feel a little more vintage? Here's a simple DIY craft! Use an old window as a seating chart. All you will need to make it a fully functional sign is a glass writing marker. Easy and adorable!

06/20/2013

Guest book idea! Use a book of Love Poems (like Carrie's "Love Letters of Great Men") as your guest book. Guests can find their favorite poem or writer in the book and sign next to it. They can underline certain phrases or write next to a great quote. Put this book on your coffee table after the wedding. It'll work as a great conversation piece as well!

06/18/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

Having that reoccuring nightmare of dirtying your dream dress with make-up, persperation, or wine droplet stains on your wedding day? We recomment GONZO to take care of all wedding day mishaps imaginable at an affordable price. Squeeze, blot, and kiss those stains GOOD BYE!

06/13/2013

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Ever think about having an ice cream cake for your summer wedding? It would be a fun twist on your typical reception and a sweet treat to keep your guests cool!

06/11/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

Do you want to incorporate the wedding dress from a special woman in your life into your own big day? Maybe having pieces of your mother's or grandmother's wedding gown somehow floating around your ceremony, but you just don't know how? Try having their gown redesigned into your own! Having parts reconstructed and sewn into your flower girl's dress or a pair of gloves for you to wear down the isle would be the perfect way to keep those precious memories with you and ensure they aren't forgotten during your own enchanted journey!

06/09/2013

"We never live so intensely as when we love strongly. We never realize ourselves so vividly as when we are in full glow of love for others."
- Walter Rauschenbusch

Don't forget to stop and take a moment to appreciate your bridal party on the big day. A simple smile and thank you will last a lifetime!

06/01/2013

You will have planned so many aspects of your wedding day down to the finest detail, but weather is something not even the most organized of brides can determine or plan for. You can only hope for the best weather on your wedding day, but rain should never spoil your day, after all of the planning and the time and money you have spent. So here are some ideas to ensure you are prepared if the weather is less than ideal come your big day.

Rainy wedding day tip 1: Have a plan B

First and foremost your wedding should always have a Plan B, no matter what the hiccup is. Many brides and grooms dream of an outdoor wedding, but they should always consider an indoor or sheltered alternative to avoid disappoint should the worst come to the worst. You should also think about transport: perhaps the short walk to the venue from the ceremony will not seem so short in bad weather conditions. Your wedding day plans may include a drinks reception on a terrace overlooking beautiful gardens, but don’t forget to have an indoor plan with beautiful décor as a back-up.

Rainy wedding day tip 2: Bridal beauty

Now let’s be vain for a moment. Rain is terrible for hair – even the most coiffed, hair-sprayed of manes. Talk to your hairdresser about making your style as secure as possible for your wedding day and ask them to show your mom or bridesmaid how to recover it if it starts to look a little windswept of frizzy. This may involve emergency supplies of hairspray, and hair straighteners close to hand. Similarly, don’t risk ruining your wedding shoes on the way to the ceremony to find yourself conscious of them later in the day, with their mud stains and wet blotches. Consider taking a pair of wellington boots which can add a really fun look to your photos if the heavens open; or perhaps buy a second pair of shoes that you can wear outside and change into later in the day. Umbrellas are a very easy contingency to have in place and there are some really pretty or unusual designs around to choose from, which could also double up as a parasol if the sun comes out.

Rainy wedding day tip 3: Think about your guests

It’s not only yourself, your wedding dress and your groom (in that order!) that you have to worry about if the weather is wet on your wedding day. Think about your guests and how they’ll be kept warm and dry too. Perhaps provide the ushers with a supply of umbrellas to hand out to soggy guests and also ensure that they greet guests at the car where possible so they don’t get drenched on the way in to the ceremony or reception. Supplying ponchos for your guests may be taking it a tad too far, so maybe temporary walkways or gazebos are the way forward instead.

Rainy wedding day tip 4: Plan ahead

It is always worth planning ahead to ensure that the weather won’t spoil your wedding day. Looking at the weather forecast might seem obvious, but to a busy bride just before her big day, that will be the last thing on her mind. Instead, it will be spray tans and last-minute dress fittings! Perhaps this should be left to the groom or an usher, but looking ahead at the weather forecast will help you prepare for even the wettest of weathers. It is better to be safe than sorry, especially when your wedding dress and make-up are at stake!

Rainy wedding day tip 5: Keep things in perspective

The very best advice is to ensure that you keep things in perspective and enjoy the day as a whole. Whether you are met with showers and storms or glorious sunshine on your wedding day, your day will be perfect no matter what, so long as you’re in the right mindset. It’s also worth knowing that a rainy wedding day is actually considered lucky in some cultures. Similarly, every time it rains after your big day, it will be a nice reminder of the happiest day of your life – especially if there’s a rainbow!

05/02/2013

Wondering what we love about summer weddings? One of our absolute FAVORITE things about summer weddings are the exquisite and brightly colored floral arrangements! Which are YOUR favorite?!

04/23/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

Sweetheart Isn’t Everything: 4 Necklines To Flatter YOUR Bridesmaids

Don’t get us wrong, we love a good classic sweetheart neckline, but there’s a certain amount of sacrifice that goes with wearing a strapless sweetheart bridesmaid dress – mainly, the comfort and security of never having to worry if your dress is falling down. Of course, if you select a strapless sweetheart dress for your bridesmaids, we’re sure they’ll make that sacrifice willingly, but we’d just like to throw something out there – there are other neckline options you might end up loving, and that will give them a chance to get down in the Chicken Dance without that whole awkward tug and pull.

1. Bateau. The bateau (French for boat) neckline is a wide neckline that generally runs a straight line across the collarbone and, often, almost to the shoulder points. The bateau is an uber-chic neckline option and is flattering on most body types.

2. Off The Shoulder. An off-shoulder bridesmaid dress is a nice way to highlight the shoulders, collarbones and neck (and give the open feel of a strapless sweetheart) while giving your maids some security in terms of having the dress stay put.

3. V-Neck. This truly is the neckline that is eminently wearable for just about everyone. Plus, it’s super comfy and secure – just be sure the girls have their dresses fitted and altered (if needed) properly to ensure any low-v neckline keeps everything covered.

4. Cowl. Who doesn't love the softness and femininity of a cowl neckline? It looks feminine, classy and talk about comfy and secure? Done and done.

04/16/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

Wondering what the top trends for 2013 Summer weddings are? Let us fill you in!

1.) Jeweled Bouquets - Think flowers are the only way to go? Not anymore. The bridal bouquet has taken a turn toward the sparkly, made partially or entirely of jewels. Talk about a bouquet that will "sparkle down the isle".

2.) Long Sleeves - When Kate Middleton, actual princess-to-be, walked down the aisle in long sleeves, she revived a look that is starting to cut slightly into the strapless domination of the gown market. Many brides are now choosing that vintage, classic style, somewhat reminiscent of the 1940s, for their own princess moment. Lace is a fabric of choice, not only for the sleeves, but also as an overlay for the entire gown

3.) Color - No, the pastels and white wedding isn't going anywhere, but summer will be seeing a whole lot more color at some high-style events. Not so much in gowns (although blush is a growing choice), but in décor: The bold colors of the year are popping up in flowers, tablecloths and chair-draping. Deep pink, bright orange, grass green and teal are popular choices, sometimes in strikingly bold combinations and other times in luscious, monochromatic glory.

4.) Recycled Rings - It's not a new approach to the ring, by any means. Women have long been getting married in their mothers', grandmothers' and great-grandmothers' rings. Lately, though, the tradition has become a full-fledged trend, with forward-thinking brides looking increasingly backward for their jewelry. Beyond the obvious meaning (and vintage charm) that characterizes "recycled" rings, whether from a family member or an estate sale, there's another, "greener" pro: An antique ring consumes no virgin metals, ditto for heirloom gemstones.

5.) Local Fare - As the "eating local" movement continues to pick up steam, brides are getting in on the action. More and more, they're looking for locally sourced ingredients in the food for their events, either through their caterers or in their own cooking.

6.) Rustic Charm - Glamorous is always in, and satin-draped chairs aren't going away, but an increasing number of brides are choosing a different approach to their wedding style: rustic beauty. Farm settings, wildflowers, wood tables (sometimes of varying shapes) and local game are just a few of the rustic touches being incorporated into modern weddings. Rural charm is especially suited to summer affairs, when outdoor events are easier to arrange, sunlight can supplement soft, old-style lighting into the early evening, and it would not seem out of place for the bride to ride in on horseback.

7.) Brining Nature In - Following closely on the rustic theme, many brides are opting to set aside the castle and draw their wedding décor, theme and overall ambience from nature. The horseback entry is a good example (although household pets are more commonly involved animal life), but this trend is often less dramatic and more, well, natural. Floral centerpieces comprised of budding branches, tables sprinkled with fresh leaves, tones of greens, warm browns and reds, and place cards in the form of miniature potted plants (which double as favors) are just a few of the natural or nature-inspired touches you'll be seeing in summer events.

04/09/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

Stressing over which friends and/or relatives will be bridesmaids? Choosing the bridal party is no laughing matter. Scan these deciding factors, and the selection process will be a breeze.

1) How Many Maids?
One of the first things to consider when selecting your bridal party is how many guests you're planning to invite. While bridal parties can range anywhere from a single maid/matron of honor to more than a dozen attendants, most wedding experts agree that a good rule of thumb is to have one groomsman and one corresponding bridesmaid for every 50 guests. This doesn't mean, though, that you have to go ask a stranger to be in your wedding just because your fiance has one more attendant than you do. Life will go on if you have uneven numbers of groomsmen and bridesmaids. Also, a large wedding party traditionally signifies a formal wedding. So if you're planning a small, intimate gathering, ten bridesmaids might be a bit too much.

2) More Isn’t Merrier
Speaking of size, remember that the more bridesmaids you have, the greater the potential for complications. In other words, you'll need to get more people to agree on a dress or decide on a bridal shower date. And if you're on a limited budget, think about who has to pay for all those bridesmaids bouquets. That's right - you.

No Backsies
You don't need to ask someone to be in your wedding just because she asked you to be in her wedding. Don't ask the college roommate you haven't spoken to in five years just to return the favor. Weddings are no time for quid pro quo. Period.

Location, Location
What do you expect from your bridesmaids? Will simple moral support suffice, or do you expect them to be your personal Pollyannas, addressing wedding invitations and tying tiny ribbons around your wedding favors? If it's the latter, think twice about asking friends who live far away or who have extremely hectic schedules. You don't want to find yourself getting frustrated with a friend you knew wouldn't be able to give you all the help you wanted.

Don’t Assume
Try not to make hasty assumptions. Don't write off some friends simply because you think they don't have enough money to afford that Vera Wang bridesmaid dress you have your eye on. If you want to ask a friend whom you know is having financial difficulties, you can always say something like, "I'd love for you to be a bridesmaid, but I understand the tough time you're going through now. If you can't do it, I'd love to find something else for you to do in the wedding." (Or, you can offer to pay her way if you can't stand the idea of her not being in the wedding.)

Guys Count
A bridesmaid doesn't have to be a woman. Despite the prevalence of feminine pronouns in this guide, if your best friend is a guy, there's no reason why he can't be in your wedding. Today, many brides (and grooms) are including members of the opposite s*x as attendants. In these cases, a man on the bride's side is simply called an attendant or bridesman, while a woman on the groom's side can be called an attendant or a groomswoman.

7) Other Honors
Still stuck? Keep in mind that there are plenty of other roles good friends can play in your wedding if they don't make the cut - do a reading, hand out programs, or perform a song.

8) Spread the News
Once you make up your mind about your bridesmaids, you'll want to get the word out. The only thing worse than a coworker who thinks she's invited to your wedding is a friend who assumes she's going to be a bridesmaid. If you're afraid of hurting someone's feelings, remember that, as cliched as it sounds, any true friend will understand whatever decision you ultimately make. And finally, the sooner you make your decision, the sooner you get to check off one more box on your endless wedding checklist.

04/08/2013

As a fresh year stretches before us, it's out with the old and in with the new, so if you're ringing in the Spring with sparkle on your finger, we'll continue to keep you on top of the trends with our annual coast-to coast survey of what's hot in weddings. It's going to be a stellar year to get married!

1.) A Return To Formality - It's a move towards sophistication. For example, we're seeing outdoor receptions, but there's crystal on the table, and gold silverware and chargers.

2.) The Flower of the Year - Soft, lush, romantic, the peony is the most-requested wedding flower for two years running now. But with the bloom available for only two months out of the year, brides need a backup. We recommend the garden rose, which has the same delicate petal feeling but is much more readily available.

3.) Garlands Galore - 2013's brides swoon for garlands - garlands with ribbon, garlands with paper, garlands hung from chandeliers. We just saw a wedding with one long center table and a garland of peonies and hydrangea running the full length of the table. It was 48 feet of full flower!

4.) Gleaming Invitations - The invitation look of the year? Foil stamping - glints of metallic gold, silver and bronzes stamped directly on the invitation. Imagine your names shining in silver against an illustration of the Brooklyn Bridge, or calligraphy scrollwork made modern in gold. It adds a very fun pop without being too glitzy!

5.) The Entrée of the Year - Pork! Brides loves to surprise guests with a main course that veers away from more expected beef offerings. Try braising pork shoulders until it's really tender, then slice and grill it with black-beans, citrus-pickled onion, and avocado salsa. Brides are demanding unexpected, fun, and above all, restaurant-quality food.

6.) Eye-Popping Cakes - The cake style that dominates right now is clean and modern with just one amazing pop of embellishment such as a bow, monogram or flower. The other major look takes the opposite tack, using eye-popping color or all-over appliqués. And finally, a traditional idea has come around again: Brides are loving cakes that mimic wedding-dress details like lace.

7.) A Customized Music Experience - Remember when you'd only hear Motown, '80s tunes and hits off the pop charts at weddings? That won't be the case in 2013 says Rob Principe of Scratch Weddings, one of the country's top DJ services. "They want electronic dance music, then Bruno Mars, Mumford & Sons, s*xy Brazilian house or bossa nova," Rob says. And don't be surprised if you see live musicians that play along with the DJ. "At the cocktail hour, you can have a percussionist and the DJ together -- like having live music embroider the DJ's 1,000-song playlist," Rob explains.

8.) Trend of the Year: Going Green and DIY - Brides are planning green weddings in greater numbers than ever. Kate Harrison of Green Bride Guide says the easiest way to go green is with your favors and invitations. Look for recycled, plantable, or tree-free papers, or even sustainably harvested wood-veneers on which to print your invites.

04/01/2013

What could possibly be a Bride and Groom's biggest nightmare? Wedding Crashers! Check out this article about 5 hilarious real-life wedding crashers!

Have you ever experiencing anything like this? We want to hear YOUR stories!

http://tlc.howstuffworks.com/weddings/5-stories-of-real-life-wedding-crashers.htm

03/21/2013

Beyond emerald and yellow, one of the fastest growing color trends this year in weddings is gold. For a while, gold had become passé as platinum gained in popularity and silver made a resurgence. However, gold is back, and here to stay. With sequins so popular (we're on board!), and because this color can be paired with so many options from pink to black and white, all that glitters is GOLD for 2013.

03/17/2013

Why are wedding invitations so important?

When we tell people about our wedding we are not only announcing a celebration, but the beginning of two lifes in common therefore invitations are the reflection of this and they are extremely important as they give others an insight into what the wedding will be. As a couple, our wedding day is one of the most significant and special days in our lives, that is why it is important that our wedding invitation reflects and reminds us of that spirit.

Check out this website for some adorable invitation designs! Which one is YOUR favorite?!

http://www.weddingpaperdivas.com/shop/wedding_invitations.htm

03/12/2013

Tip for Tuesday!

6 Stress-Reducing Strategies for Brides

• Call the Shots - People have opinions: good opinions, bad opinions, opinions that make no sense. Those opinions are theirs and theirs alone. There are two opinions about your wedding that matter: yours and your fiancé's. It's that simple. When other people offer their two cents, thank them when you agree, smile and nod when you don't. Don't let them stress you, don't let them bully you; don't let them get you down. Make your wedding the day you both want it to be. Not the day your mom wants. Not what your mother-in-law wants. Not even just what you want. This day is about the two of you. It should reflect that. Sure, you can take advice from friends or family but, ultimately, the decisions are yours to make as a couple.

• Buy the Right Dress - You're going to try on a ton of dresses and look at even more. A virtual sea of white gowns will cloud your brain. How do decide? When you try on a gown, ask yourself: how do I feel? You should feel beautiful, of course, but you should also feel comfortable. You should be able to sit, walk and dance with ease. Weddings are long days that go by fast. Take that into consideration before making a purchase. No matter how stunning or expensive the dress, you will be miserable if wearing it means you have to be a living statue.

• Select Supportive Attendants - When picking your bridal party, opt for people who will reduce your stress level, not add to it. Don't feel obligated to pick anyone. If you know your cousin will drag her feet ordering her dress or say something wildly inappropriate at your rehearsal dinner, ask her to hand out ceremony programs instead of being a bridesmaid. If you know that your guy's frat brother will complain about taking pictures, make him an usher instead of a groomsman. And just because you were in a friend's wedding doesn't automatically mean she has to be in yours. Some friends might even be relieved to be "just guests."

• Hire Vendors You Trust - Early in your planning process, you will conduct many job interviews with the vendors you're considering hiring for your wedding. Be just as picky as you would be if you were a hiring manager at a business. You wouldn't just hire the person who agreed to the lowest salary. You'd want the person with the best resume, solid experience, and stellar references. Most importantly, you'd want someone you'd feel comfortable working along side. Would you want the same thing from the people you're hiring to work on such an important event in your life?

• Have A Realistic Timeline - Wedding days have a lot of moving parts -- lots of people involved, lots of things to fall into place. Any wedding professional will tell you it's rare that weddings run on time. Making a schedule that relies on everything happening exactly when you think it should is a recipe for disaster. Ask your vendors (stylists, planner, photographer etc.) for suggestions. Then trust them, even if you think there would be too much time between events (i.e. time between ceremony and reception). Then, pad your schedule with extra time.

• Forget the Stuff that Doesn't Matter - Your bridesmaids want to wear different shoes? Your friend is going to have the same favors as you a month before your wedding? The train of your dress got dirty before the ceremony? What do all of those things have in common? They don't really matter. No one will notice (or care) what your bridesmaids have on their feet. The few people who attend both your wedding and your friend's will barely notice the favors at all, let alone that they're the same. And your dress? It's going to get dirty. And that's okay. You shopped for it for months. You spent a lot on it. It's probably the single, most expensive clothing item you will ever wear. Do you really want to spend the only day you wear it afraid of getting it dirty? Of course you don't.

We hope these tips ensure your big day is absolutely perfect and stress free! :)

03/11/2013

Wedding Games

Entertain your guests through the wedding reception with some Bride & Groom Wedding Trivia Questions!

1. Where did the bride and groom meet?
2. Where was their first date?
3. How long have they been dating?
4. When did the bride and groom kiss for the first time?
5. Where and how did the proposal take place?
6. Where are they going on their honeymoon?
7. How many pets do they own, what type, what are their names?
8. When did the bride and groom’s parents meet for the first time?
9. What is the bride and groom’s nicknames?
10. How many siblings to the bride and groom have?

03/08/2013

Are you paying for your bridesmaids' dresses? What about their hair and make-up? Tell us your thoughts!

03/06/2013

A hot hue in weddings, this plum variation on the color is popping up at all kinds of events and “I do’s” are no exception. Mysterious and emblematic of royalty, purple is the color of choice for many brides around the world. Here's a carefully curate collection of purple wedding ideas to make your event memorable!

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