Dating, Love & Marriage
Since 2009
Since 2009
Wedding Resources
Title: The Planning Process of Your Wedding without loosing your Mind!
Author: Nellys Reynolds
Article:
Before your start to plan for your big day , you need to know exactly how much money you have to work with!
Starting to plan a perfect wedding that reflects your personality is just the
beginning. Understanding the meaning and the inspiration for a real wedding is just as important.
First, it is recommended to start to plan a year in advance. Then you have the opportunity to search for
locations, food, cakes, bars, officiant’s fees, marriage licenses, gifts &
wedding favors, transportation, rentals, stationary, flowers, wedding attire, music, videography and
photography.
Enlist family and friends to help.
Wedding planner books are a great help. The planner really helps to create a working structure in which to
reduce stress. In fact this is probably the biggest recommendation to the brides. By
using the book you will know how to take care of all the aspects of the ceremony and wedding.
Determine your budget based on what you, your fiancé and family will contribute. Be wary of counting on cash
gifts from guests. Remember you do not have to spend a fortune to have a wonderful and memorable
wedding.
With the help of a planning book, find out what things cost, compare ideas and prepare to compromise or
omit certain items as your budget gets stretched.
Delegate a friend or family member to take care of certain things in the reception place, example ( fixing the
problem of the toilets overflowing). You don’t want to hear about this
during your big day. The point is to choose a very competent and trustworthy person to reduce the stress.
Hire qualified service providers and suppliers for you reception. Ask for recommendations from friends or
maybe other brides who share the same standard quality reception that your
looking for. In terms of choosing products or suppliers, always buy samples first, and if your happy with the
quality then order the rest of the items.
Wedding and reception planning will go a long way in preventing your dream day from turning into a
nightmare. The success of any projects, “particularly your wedding“ depend on the success of
the smallest components. Everything from the dress, cake, serving dishes, menu, flowers, gifts, and wedding
favors should reflect your personal taste and style. Leave a lasting
impression that all the guests, friends, family, you and your fiancé will cherish for years to come.
Remember that it is all a build up to what should be one of the happiest days of your life. Your wedding
planning should reflect this. So prepare yourself to enjoy and know that with creativity
and an open mind, you can achieve the wedding of your dreams.
If you need more great ideas look at these great wedding supply.
About the author:
Nellys Reynolds are the owner of a Joyfullcelebrations and the author of many articles to help and
recommendation for new future brides to create the perfect wedding dream.
Author: Nellys Reynolds
Article:
Before your start to plan for your big day , you need to know exactly how much money you have to work with!
Starting to plan a perfect wedding that reflects your personality is just the
beginning. Understanding the meaning and the inspiration for a real wedding is just as important.
First, it is recommended to start to plan a year in advance. Then you have the opportunity to search for
locations, food, cakes, bars, officiant’s fees, marriage licenses, gifts &
wedding favors, transportation, rentals, stationary, flowers, wedding attire, music, videography and
photography.
Enlist family and friends to help.
Wedding planner books are a great help. The planner really helps to create a working structure in which to
reduce stress. In fact this is probably the biggest recommendation to the brides. By
using the book you will know how to take care of all the aspects of the ceremony and wedding.
Determine your budget based on what you, your fiancé and family will contribute. Be wary of counting on cash
gifts from guests. Remember you do not have to spend a fortune to have a wonderful and memorable
wedding.
With the help of a planning book, find out what things cost, compare ideas and prepare to compromise or
omit certain items as your budget gets stretched.
Delegate a friend or family member to take care of certain things in the reception place, example ( fixing the
problem of the toilets overflowing). You don’t want to hear about this
during your big day. The point is to choose a very competent and trustworthy person to reduce the stress.
Hire qualified service providers and suppliers for you reception. Ask for recommendations from friends or
maybe other brides who share the same standard quality reception that your
looking for. In terms of choosing products or suppliers, always buy samples first, and if your happy with the
quality then order the rest of the items.
Wedding and reception planning will go a long way in preventing your dream day from turning into a
nightmare. The success of any projects, “particularly your wedding“ depend on the success of
the smallest components. Everything from the dress, cake, serving dishes, menu, flowers, gifts, and wedding
favors should reflect your personal taste and style. Leave a lasting
impression that all the guests, friends, family, you and your fiancé will cherish for years to come.
Remember that it is all a build up to what should be one of the happiest days of your life. Your wedding
planning should reflect this. So prepare yourself to enjoy and know that with creativity
and an open mind, you can achieve the wedding of your dreams.
If you need more great ideas look at these great wedding supply.
About the author:
Nellys Reynolds are the owner of a Joyfullcelebrations and the author of many articles to help and
recommendation for new future brides to create the perfect wedding dream.
Title: How to Pick the Right Honeymoon Destination For Your Travel
Personality
Author: Cori Russell
Article:
More often than not, booking a honeymoon takes a backseat to planning your wedding, but don't let it be an
afterthought. After tireless months of planning, this is your chance to finally relax and spend some alone-time
with your new hubby. With some careful planning, your honeymoon will be equally as memorable as the
wedding itself.
The first step in planning your honeymoon should be to sit down with your beau and discuss what type of
vacation you'd like to embark on. Do you see the two of you soaking up the sun in a
tropical locale, venturing on an African safari, exploring a bustling city, or simply shacking up in a remote
location with nothing but a "Do Not Disturb" sign on your door? Here's a rundown of vacation types to help
determine which getaway best suits your interests:
<b>Beach Bums</b>
If you fall asleep every night to a stress-relief CD of gentle ocean waves playing in the background, perhaps a
tropical retreat is in order. A vacation to the beach can be as secluded
as a private-island sanctuary or as interactive as an all-inclusive couples resort. Choosing a remote location
gives you the flexibility to do it all or nothing at all-spend the day snorkeling around a coral reef, escape to an
intimate location for a romantic picnic, or simply sprawl out in the sand and enjoy each other's company. If you
are social butterflies, flock to an all-inclusive resort to mingle with other newlyweds while engaging in a little
friendly beach volleyball or obstacle course competition. Either way, a few steamy nights in a tropical location
are sure to ignite romance.
<b>Adventure Fanatics</b>
You don't have to be a seasoned globetrotter like Bear Grylls to crave a little excitement in your lives. Pack your
bags and head for the hills...or the jungle...or the rainforest...or wherever your adventuresome hearts desire
Newlyweds looking to take a walk on the wild side on their honeymoon have a world of options, from an
African safari or trip down the Nile River to a
cross-country excursion with nothing but your backpacks and a map. Exploring new places together will help
to strengthen your relationship and fuel your libido.
<b>Relaxation Addicts</b>
What better way to unwind after a whirlwind of planning thanwith a soothing couple's massage? If an
invigorating yoga class and a therapeutic mud mask are part of your daily regimens, perhaps a trip to a
wellness spa is the perfect remedy to rejuvenate your spirits and relax your souls. Take a leisurely hike
through the mountains, treat yourselves to a couple's massage, then dine on a wholesome meal of fresh
organic cuisine over candlelight. Start your life together the right way with honeymoontravel that's soothing to
the soul.
<b>Two if by Sea</b>
Can't decide between adventure or relaxation? Why not have it all? Cruise ships give you the luxury of limitless
on-board activities and the convenience of being transported to an exotic
location. Sip margaritas while lounging on the deck between buffet lines and gambling, then jump ship at your
destination and steal a moment away on the beach with your sweetie.
<b>City Trekkers</b>
For couples always on the go, a vacation to a new city presents endless opportunities for entertainment.
Brush up on the city's history prior to your visit and map out some must-see sites.
Quench your thirst for knowledge with a visit to an area museum; discover the local art and music scene
together; savor delectable cuisine and wine by candlelight at a renowned restaurant; or satisfy your need for
excitement with a night out on the town. A trip to the city can be as exciting or relaxing as you desire.
<b>Incurable Romantics</b>
Hopeless love birds may opt to spend a honeymoon in total seclusion. Flee to a cottage on the beach or a
cabin in the woods and spend nights cooking a romantic dinner together after
watching the sun set. Turn off your cell phones, unplug the TV, and escape to an exclusive locale where your
only agenda is to spend some one-on-one time with your hubby.
Get even more advice and insight on the top honeymoon destinations.
About the author:
Cori Russell is editor for Elegala.com and Gala Weddings Magazine. Elegala.com is a complete <a
target="_new" href="http://www.elegala.com/">weddings and wedding planning</a> resource with a national
directory of <a href="http://resources.elegala.com/local/">wedding venues and
services</a>, how-to guides, expert advice, checklists and photo galleries to walk brides and grooms through
every step of the planning process.
Personality
Author: Cori Russell
Article:
More often than not, booking a honeymoon takes a backseat to planning your wedding, but don't let it be an
afterthought. After tireless months of planning, this is your chance to finally relax and spend some alone-time
with your new hubby. With some careful planning, your honeymoon will be equally as memorable as the
wedding itself.
The first step in planning your honeymoon should be to sit down with your beau and discuss what type of
vacation you'd like to embark on. Do you see the two of you soaking up the sun in a
tropical locale, venturing on an African safari, exploring a bustling city, or simply shacking up in a remote
location with nothing but a "Do Not Disturb" sign on your door? Here's a rundown of vacation types to help
determine which getaway best suits your interests:
<b>Beach Bums</b>
If you fall asleep every night to a stress-relief CD of gentle ocean waves playing in the background, perhaps a
tropical retreat is in order. A vacation to the beach can be as secluded
as a private-island sanctuary or as interactive as an all-inclusive couples resort. Choosing a remote location
gives you the flexibility to do it all or nothing at all-spend the day snorkeling around a coral reef, escape to an
intimate location for a romantic picnic, or simply sprawl out in the sand and enjoy each other's company. If you
are social butterflies, flock to an all-inclusive resort to mingle with other newlyweds while engaging in a little
friendly beach volleyball or obstacle course competition. Either way, a few steamy nights in a tropical location
are sure to ignite romance.
<b>Adventure Fanatics</b>
You don't have to be a seasoned globetrotter like Bear Grylls to crave a little excitement in your lives. Pack your
bags and head for the hills...or the jungle...or the rainforest...or wherever your adventuresome hearts desire
Newlyweds looking to take a walk on the wild side on their honeymoon have a world of options, from an
African safari or trip down the Nile River to a
cross-country excursion with nothing but your backpacks and a map. Exploring new places together will help
to strengthen your relationship and fuel your libido.
<b>Relaxation Addicts</b>
What better way to unwind after a whirlwind of planning thanwith a soothing couple's massage? If an
invigorating yoga class and a therapeutic mud mask are part of your daily regimens, perhaps a trip to a
wellness spa is the perfect remedy to rejuvenate your spirits and relax your souls. Take a leisurely hike
through the mountains, treat yourselves to a couple's massage, then dine on a wholesome meal of fresh
organic cuisine over candlelight. Start your life together the right way with honeymoontravel that's soothing to
the soul.
<b>Two if by Sea</b>
Can't decide between adventure or relaxation? Why not have it all? Cruise ships give you the luxury of limitless
on-board activities and the convenience of being transported to an exotic
location. Sip margaritas while lounging on the deck between buffet lines and gambling, then jump ship at your
destination and steal a moment away on the beach with your sweetie.
<b>City Trekkers</b>
For couples always on the go, a vacation to a new city presents endless opportunities for entertainment.
Brush up on the city's history prior to your visit and map out some must-see sites.
Quench your thirst for knowledge with a visit to an area museum; discover the local art and music scene
together; savor delectable cuisine and wine by candlelight at a renowned restaurant; or satisfy your need for
excitement with a night out on the town. A trip to the city can be as exciting or relaxing as you desire.
<b>Incurable Romantics</b>
Hopeless love birds may opt to spend a honeymoon in total seclusion. Flee to a cottage on the beach or a
cabin in the woods and spend nights cooking a romantic dinner together after
watching the sun set. Turn off your cell phones, unplug the TV, and escape to an exclusive locale where your
only agenda is to spend some one-on-one time with your hubby.
Get even more advice and insight on the top honeymoon destinations.
About the author:
Cori Russell is editor for Elegala.com and Gala Weddings Magazine. Elegala.com is a complete <a
target="_new" href="http://www.elegala.com/">weddings and wedding planning</a> resource with a national
directory of <a href="http://resources.elegala.com/local/">wedding venues and
services</a>, how-to guides, expert advice, checklists and photo galleries to walk brides and grooms through
every step of the planning process.
111 North Bridge Road
#05-32
Peninsula Plaza
Singapore 179098
Singapore
#05-32
Peninsula Plaza
Singapore 179098
Singapore
Business Registration Number (Singapore): 53094850L
Custom Search
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
Share and/or Bookmark It:
By Channel NewsAsia, Updated: 29/01/2012
More S’porean brides going online for wedding gowns
SINGAPORE: More brides—to—be in Singapore are going online for their wedding gowns, and online bridal
businesses are growing with the demand.
The online service is a breeze for couples who do not want the conventional wedding package, nor a designer
gown.
At half or even a third of the market price, renting or buying a gown online is proving to be a compelling option.
There are currently more than ten online bridal shops in Singapore. Some said they have been seeing sales
grow steadily in the past two years, and are expecting it to grow even further as more couples tie the knot in
the auspicious Year of the Dragon.
Ong Lee Kheng, the owner of Made For Princess, said: "Young people like to do online shopping, myself
included. I guess that’s the main reason why people do online shopping and now they’re exploring the
possibility of even buying a wedding dress online. I guess it’s the Internet craze."
—CNA/ac
Source: http://news.xin.msn.com/en/singapore/article.aspx?cp-documentid=5818960
More S’porean brides going online for wedding gowns
SINGAPORE: More brides—to—be in Singapore are going online for their wedding gowns, and online bridal
businesses are growing with the demand.
The online service is a breeze for couples who do not want the conventional wedding package, nor a designer
gown.
At half or even a third of the market price, renting or buying a gown online is proving to be a compelling option.
There are currently more than ten online bridal shops in Singapore. Some said they have been seeing sales
grow steadily in the past two years, and are expecting it to grow even further as more couples tie the knot in
the auspicious Year of the Dragon.
Ong Lee Kheng, the owner of Made For Princess, said: "Young people like to do online shopping, myself
included. I guess that’s the main reason why people do online shopping and now they’re exploring the
possibility of even buying a wedding dress online. I guess it’s the Internet craze."
—CNA/ac
Source: http://news.xin.msn.com/en/singapore/article.aspx?cp-documentid=5818960