It doesn’t take long for people planning their wedding to realize that not all brides are the same. For some, having a "dark" wedding means candlelight and eggplant-colored bridesmaid dresses. For others, it is a wedding cake complete with fondant skulls and black frosting. For those brides that embrace...
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Posted by Ask Lucy of mywedding.com for
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October 8, 2009
For those of you wanting to showcase a bit of autumn on your wedding cake without making it look like a cornucopia or a Canadian flag, here are a few images that don’t involve Pilgrim cake toppers. Leaves are a great way to give that small nod to fall without...
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Posted by Sarah of mywedding.com for
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September 11, 2009
When planning a sweet table, the goal is to enhance the theme of your wedding, not detract from it. For example, if you are having a very sleek and minimalist wedding in muted tones, you don’t want to have a lavish and brightly colored table dripping with candy necklaces and giant...
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Posted by Sarah of mywedding.com for
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August 5, 2009
With wedding cake, it's usually pretty easy to describe what flavors you've got going on under the beautiful fondant and floral motif. Layer one is such and such, layer two is so on and so on, etc. But with cupcakes, the spread and the display are much more complicated....
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Posted by Gretchen of mywedding.com for
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July 14, 2009
Although asking your guests to select their entree choice on the rsvp card is a thoughtful gesture, it may turn out to work against you instead of for you.
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Posted by Gretchen of mywedding.com for
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April 29, 2009
What should we eat? That is a popular question today. With the rise of heart disease,
diabetes, and obesity, what foods to eat has become a controversial topic amongst
nutritionists and medical practitioners alike. But food doesn’t just affect our health.
Food and how it is produced...
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Posted by Nicole of mywedding.com for
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December 11, 2008
With all the hustle and bustle of the wedding day. You and the entourage might forget to do one very important thing - eat! You don't want to start the day with an empty stomach. This can cause lightheadedness and faint spells. And I'm also sure you...
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Posted by Gretchen of mywedding.com for
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November 10, 2008
Some people are lucky enough to be able to speak candidly in front of a group, with grace and wit and impeccable timing. I hate them. I count myself in the miserable majority of reluctant public speakers, who freeze up and immediately lose 30 IQ points when faced with...
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Posted by Mary of mywedding.com for
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October 21, 2008
We continue our lesson in the world of wedding-cakes-gone-wrong with the
following cake disaster examples. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Here now
is... What You Don't Want To Hear About YOUR Wedding Cake, Part
III!
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Posted by Guest Blogger of Planning Tips and Ideas for mywedding.com for
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August 26, 2008
Last week we gave a few examples (for your viewing pleasure of course) of
how wedding cakes can go oh-so-wrong. To continue our lesson in this often
overlooked issue, we present to you…
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Posted by Guest Blogger of Planning Tips and Ideas for mywedding.com for
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August 19, 2008
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