#Trending Wedding Invitation Designs

[shaadiwish]

From personalized monograms that add a regal touch to invitations, to water color art that tells your love story in dreamy pastels, these trends are all about making your big day uniquely yours. Whether you’re a fan of classic elegance or bold creativity, ShaadiWish promises you that these 5 new trends are here to inspire and excite every couple.

[lycorizz-pipis]

Miku from Djibouti! Designed this after seeing the trend on twitter, haven't seen any Miku design from my country

Tweaked the headscarf to make her iconic ponytails haha

Invite her, she'll perform at your wedding 🩵💚

[an-au-blog]

40y/o zosan where Sanji's a movie star and does modeling from time to time (as some actors do) and Zoro who's a stuntman/teaches actors how to do their own stunts.

At first everyone is all "Aw, how cute, they became besties after working on a movie tonight like 20 years ago and now they go to premiers together? How cute, bestie goals haha", but only because the whole cast rotates like in Wes Anderson movies. Same main actors with different settings.

It's always Luffy, Nami, Sanji and Jinbe on the screen. And Franky and Usopp as technicians and scenographers, Robin as a consultant for historical inaccuracies and costume designs, the music is always written by the legendary Brook and it's always produced by Chopper.

But then fans started noticing that it's not only Tony Tony Chopper movies. Sanji invites Zoro at almost every event. In fact now that they look at him more closely - Sanji's wearing what looks like a wedding ring. But then again, he wears jewelry because of the fashion trends.

That is until someone makes a post about how well each of them ages and they notice something...

Zoro used to have three dangling earrings. Now they're two. And Sanji didn't have a ring until after Zoro was left with only the hook of one of the earnings.

It's all just crazy fan theories, plus Sanji loves women, anyone who knew his early career can tell you that much. That is... until Sanji likes one of the "crazy fan"'s post. There's screenshots of his liked posts and threads about what it might mean.

But all hell broke lose when the very next day Sanji posts a screenshot of his dm's with no caption or tags.

Marimo: [link]

Marimo: wtf is this shit cook?

Cook: our wedding ring

Marimo: why did you like the post???

Cook: I want to announce our fifteenth anniversary

Marimo: YOU WERE THE ONE WHO WANTED IT TO BE A SECRET

Marimo: fine just screenshot this and post it with no context or whatever

And then almost half an hour later a second screenshot comes along

Marimo: THAT WAS SARCASM

Cook: you don't use sarcasm

Cook: should I post a picture of our wedding as proof? Some people don't believe the screenshot

Marimo: No

Marimo: who cares if they don't believe

Cook: I do :((

Marimo: ...

Which was followed up by a post from Zoro's account that was a picture of Sanji smiling and holding Zoro's hand, showing off both their rings.

[whomstwedointheshadows]

I am howling at the sky for the look tonight that Harvey Guillén staked to death, spat on, and made it beg on the red carpet. Instead of just ranting to my queer fashion/fandom retail friends again, I took our collective slobber and tears to outline my plea to the fashion gods.

Why doesn’t this man have a ‘mens’wear line in every American mall? There is a gap in the market for adventurous, queer friendly suiting available through a retailer like Macys/J C Penney. Yes, retail is dying and wedding industry more so, but that’s particular to what’s available for consumers as well. Suiting is turned from off the rack into iconic by proper tailoring, but let me tell you from working all sides of the bridal salon, even up-scale clothing lines are getting rude as hell about quality and assembly to prevent tailoring and longevity.

This kid’s Disney charm would be perfect for introducing a plus size, inclusive line of fashion-forward pieces which include, say a QR code video about taking your own measurements, how adjustments work, with pieces designed to be sleek, with enough allowance for tailoring, and minding the lines in the garment to make the adjustments for plus size bodies easier. It’s no more adjustments than are made on straight size bodies, it’s just straight size bodies have more options to find a line which works with their natural shape.

But in my experience, it’s gender non-conforming folks and plus sized folks who get pushed out of finding pieces they can actually use for celebrations or work, much less pieces with actual personality that spark joy. This man has been killing it for years, really getting some clutch looks for events and invites in the fashion world. He’s showing proof of concept every time he steps in front of a camera.

Watching Harvey’s fashion evolution, I trust his fashion team and judgement to create a mid/high line for workwear to events suiting embracing a gender nonconforming audience. I can’t think of anyone better situated to become the ambassador of a brand with *the* formal wear for queer events and special occasions. I was tickled to see he sells his own merch and hope this experience convinces him of the joy working with artists and connecting their visions to a wanting public, dipping toes into the new ethical, sustainable trends in fashion. His looks alone shows he’s done his homework over the years about timelessness and early adopting trends.

For the years I worked selling/tailoring wedding dresses, there was the prophetic ‘someday… along will come the man who revives men’s fashion for events again’ to save the David’s bridal/men’s wear house lines who keep dropping plus sizes like mine and dying off. As the pet butch in the bridal salon I pleaded to the sky for better suiting options. Add that to my butch lezzy ways and trans masc circle of friends I legit spent this past Friday night drunk in a bar with a seam ripper adjusting jackets and darting pants in an unplanned sewing circle for a bachelorette until it was my round of karaoke. This isn’t the first time I’ve spontaneously started tailoring for the queers, I can’t keep up with the demand! Y’all we are in our twenties to mid thirties there should be better options than this that don’t require a vacation to LA/NY!!

I have ethical, sustainable fashion preferences about slipping in a retailer versus an online brand. But for the vision of accessible clothing to the masses pushing the envelope of the kind of quality only vintage pieces are affording the general public, this is the only celebrity really posed with the image, high energy, and bona fides to be the face of it. His connections in the fashion game are only growing as WWDITS wraps up.

If this man opened a pop-up suiting/fashion shop I’d take my limited time and resources to really dig in to the designers he promoted. I’d be howling in the streets for my celebrants to go get a Gullién. There’s no shortage online pattern makers, but there is a shortage of queer friendly shops to really get pieces that pop and it feels safe to enjoy in a retail environment. For average people wanting to engage with fashion that affirms their identity on their special day, there’s too much fucking compromise. Honestly it’s nice that I have a side hustle sewing to pattern, but I’d give it up in a fucking heartbeat for there to be actually sustainable and approachable options. I wish there was an in between of being ‘affordable’ gnc suiting in an American mall but add plus size availability and it gets sad for your most thrifty, creative friends. Someone needs the step in the gap, and why not someone at the top of the game?

Even if it was just a pop up line every few years, I’d fucking salivate over every image in that catalogue two thousand miles away for what it can teach home sewists just by virtue of curating those artisans with the express goal of queer, fat friendly designs playing together. Just the existence of vintage shops like Proud Mary creates a boom across the inter-webs of new sewists per post. Could anyone really imagine if there were actually accessible stores in key cities/supported by an online catalog with a personable, rising star as the brand face?

Please feed us more fashion, Harvey. Keep those stylists and designer friends close. Please. I cannot stress how many mascs/nb-bebes keep dropping your name every fitting consultation across this nation and it’s for good reason.

[dremable]

Celebrate Your Love & Embrace the Earth: Eco-Friendly Sustainable Wedding Ideas for the Modern Indian Couple

In an era where sustainability has become more than just a trend, modern Indian couples are choosing to celebrate their love while embracing eco-friendly practices. Weddings, historically opulent and resource-heavy, are now evolving into thoughtful and responsible events. For couples who wish to honor both tradition and the environment, eco-friendly weddings offer a perfect blend of cultural heritage and sustainability.

From the vibrant mehndi ceremony to the sacred saat phere, there are countless ways to minimize waste, reduce environmental impact, and create a wedding that’s not only beautiful but also respectful of the planet. In this guide, we’ll explore creative, sustainable wedding ideas that ensure your special day is a celebration of love, community, and the earth.

Sustainable Wedding Venue Selection: Keeping It Local & Green

One of the first and most impactful decisions for a sustainable wedding is choosing the right venue. Instead of large, energy-intensive banquet halls, consider outdoor locations like eco-resorts, organic farms, or garden spaces. These venues not only reduce the need for artificial lighting and air conditioning but also bring you closer to nature. Many eco-conscious couples are also opting for home-based weddings in ancestral houses or boutique hotels that use renewable energy sources.

If you’re hosting a destination wedding, try to minimize long-distance travel by selecting locations close to where most guests reside. Opt for venues that have a clear eco-friendly policy, such as those with solar panels, rainwater harvesting systems, or waste management programs.

Tip: Research eco-certified wedding venues that align with your values and provide beautiful, natural backdrops.

Invitations: Going Digital or Plantable

Traditional wedding invitations can often lead to significant paper waste, but modern couples have eco-friendly alternatives that are just as personal and beautiful. Consider sending digital invitations, which not only save paper but also reduce the carbon footprint associated with delivery. Several platforms allow for creative, customizable e-invites that can be tailored to fit your wedding theme.

For couples who want to maintain the charm of physical invitations, plantable wedding cards are an excellent choice. These cards, made from seed-infused paper, can be planted to grow herbs, flowers, or trees—leaving behind a positive environmental footprint.

Tip: Use eco-friendly inks and recyclable materials if you prefer printed invites.

Wedding Attire: Ethical Fashion for the Bride and Groom

The wedding attire is a huge part of the celebration, but it’s also an area where sustainability can shine. Look for designers who specialize in sustainable fashion, using organic fabrics like khadi, cotton, and silk. Many Indian designers are now embracing slow fashion, crafting exquisite bridal wear that’s both eco-friendly and deeply rooted in tradition.

You can also consider renting your wedding outfits or repurposing heirloom clothing. Vintage bridal attire or family sarees and lehengas not only add sentimental value but also reduce the environmental impact of new production.

Tip: Support local artisans by choosing handwoven and handcrafted outfits that preserve traditional skills while promoting sustainability.

Eco-Friendly Décor: Nature’s Elegance

Décor plays a major role in setting the mood of the wedding, but it can often involve plastic, foam, and other non-biodegradable materials. To keep your wedding green, focus on natural, reusable, or recyclable décor options. Use locally sourced flowers, potted plants, and organic materials like jute, wood, and bamboo.

One growing trend in sustainable Indian weddings is the use of upcycled or repurposed décor items. For instance, vintage lanterns, glass bottles, or even discarded furniture can be transformed into stylish décor pieces. Additionally, eco-friendly lighting such as solar-powered string lights or candles made from beeswax or soy can help create a warm, sustainable atmosphere.

Tip: At the end of the event, donate flowers to hospitals or reuse them for other wedding ceremonies like the sangeet or reception.

Sustainable Catering: Conscious Choices for the Feast

Indian weddings are famous for their lavish feasts, but food wastage can be a huge issue. One way to minimize waste is by opting for a smaller, locally sourced menu. Choose seasonal, organic ingredients from nearby farms or vendors, reducing the carbon footprint associated with transporting food.

Consider vegetarian or vegan options, which are not only traditional in many Indian weddings but also more sustainable. A buffet-style arrangement can sometimes lead to overproduction and wastage, so plated meals with portion control can be a better alternative.

Tip: Partner with food banks or local charities to donate leftover food, ensuring nothing goes to waste.

Zero-Waste Wedding Favors: Thoughtful Gifts for Guests

Wedding favors are a memorable way to thank your guests, but they often come in the form of plastic trinkets or excessive packaging. Instead, consider zero-waste or eco-friendly wedding favors such as:

Potted plants or succulents

Organic spice blends or herbal tea kits

Reusable cloth bags or eco-friendly accessories

Handcrafted artisanal goods from local markets

These not only make for thoughtful gifts but also align with your sustainable wedding goals. Packaging should also be minimal, using biodegradable or reusable materials.

Tip: Offer guests experiences like donations to a cause or a tree planted in their name, which adds a meaningful touch to your celebration.

A Legacy of Love & Sustainability

By planning an eco-friendly wedding, you’re not just celebrating your union; you’re making a conscious decision to honor the earth. With mindful choices, from selecting sustainable venues to using biodegradable décor, modern Indian couples can create weddings that are rich in tradition while leaving a minimal environmental footprint.

Your green wedding is a statement of love—not only for each other but for future generations. The legacy of your celebration will not just be captured in photos and memories, but in the positive impact left on the planet. As you embark on this beautiful journey together, may your love grow as deep as the roots you’ve planted for a more sustainable future.

FAQs:

How can I make my Indian wedding more sustainable? You can opt for eco-friendly venues, digital invitations, sustainable décor, and locally sourced organic catering. Renting or repurposing outfits is also a great way to reduce environmental impact.

What are some sustainable décor ideas for Indian weddings? Consider using natural materials like potted plants, wooden furniture, jute, bamboo, and solar-powered lighting. Upcycled décor such as vintage items and reusable fabrics is also popular.

Is it possible to have an eco-friendly destination wedding? Yes! Choose venues that follow sustainable practices, minimize travel by picking locations close to home, and offset your carbon footprint by contributing to environmental causes.

Can wedding attire be eco-friendly while staying traditional? Absolutely. Many Indian designers offer sustainable bridal wear using organic fabrics like cotton, silk, and khadi. You can also repurpose heirloom outfits or rent your attire.

How do I reduce food waste at my wedding? Opt for a smaller menu with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. Serve plated meals instead of buffets and donate leftover food to charities or food banks.

Are there eco-friendly options for wedding favors? Yes, consider giving guests potted plants, organic spice kits, reusable bags, or donations to environmental causes in their name.

How do I find an eco-friendly wedding venue in India? Look for eco-certified venues that use renewable energy, practice water conservation, and follow waste management programs. Outdoor settings like eco-resorts or organic farms are ideal choices.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

10 best royal exhibitions to continue the Coronation celebrations, from Buckingham Palace to Blenheim

The day of the Coronation is over but these remarkable royal exhibitions across the UK means the excitement doesn’t need to be

By Natasha Leake

18 May 2023

The glow from King Charles III’s Coronation is starting to fade, but there is plenty more pomp and ceremony to be discovered at these extraordinary royal exhibitions currently being staged across the country.

Stately homes and royal palaces have transformed their sumptuous rooms into backdrops for stunning showcases of royal regalia, period costumes and mementos of past Coronations.

From Blair Castle to Castle Howard; Blenheim to Buckingham Palace, book a date at one of these must-see royal exhibitions to keep the celebrations going.

Through a carefully curated selection of more than 200 pieces, the Kensington Palace fashion exhibition draws parallels between the pomp, ceremony and performance of the contemporary red carpet and the pressure to ‘see and be seen’ at Georgian court.

One-of-a-kind creations worn by Lizzo, Katy Perry and Lady Gaga et al. are juxtaposed with outfits worn by 18th century movers and shakers in the State Apartments, which, handily, is where the showcase is staged.

Pictured: A row of magnificent outfits in the King’s Gallery at the Crown to Couture

5 April - 31 October 2023

Blenheim Palace is using the occasion of the Coronation to celebrate its historic connection with the Royal Family.

With a collection of previously unseen artefacts, crowns, coronets, robes, and photo albums, take a trip into the world of royal fashion with an impeccably restored Norman Hartnell silk gown, worn by the then Rosemary Spencer-Churchill to the Queen’s Coronation in 1953.

Also on display are costumes from Bridgerton and The Crown, and a page from a Blenheim visitor’s book, which includes the elegant inked signatures of Wallis Simpson (the future Duchess of Windsor) and her second husband, Ernest A. Simpson.

Pictured: The restored Maid of Honour Coronation dress worn by Rosemary Spencer-Churchill to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.

19 March - 30 July 2023

Originally launched in 2022, the award-winning Castle Couture exhibition returns this summer to Blair Castle, the ancestral home of the Atholl family, with an extended edition that showcases statement designs, intricate embroidery, innovative textiles, and style influences from the 18th century through to the 20th century.

Among the highlights are delightfully delicate ostrich feather and Brussels lace fans by the renowned Parisienne craftsman Duvelleroy, the appointed supplier to Queen Victoria.

There are also pieces from the personal collection of the late Katharine Stewart-Murray, Duchess of Atholl, Scotland’s first Scottish female Member of Parliament.

Pictured: This ballgown would have been worn by Lady Glenlyon (later Anne, Duchess of Atholl) during the visit as they dined with the royal couple.

1st April – 28th October 2023

In a homage to the Regency period, visitors are invited to take a step back into the world of the Georgians with an exhibition that looks at how fashion trends reflected the significant trade, travel and technological advances of the period.

A highlight of the exhibition is a rarely displayed, full-length portrait of Queen Charlotte (of Bridgerton fame) by Thomas Gainsborough, dated from around 1781, which usually hangs in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle.

The showcase also features one of the earliest surviving British royal wedding dresses: a stunning gown worn by Princess Charlotte of Wales in 1816.

Pictured: A painting of King George III by Allan Ramsay, c.1761–2.

21 April – 8 October 2023

The late Queen Elizabeth II’s beloved corgis captured the hearts of the nation the late monarch’s funeral.

Now they are being celebrated as part of a free exhibition at the Wallace Collection, in central London.

The one-room display features touching imagery of the Queen with her corgis.

It coincides with the museum’s exhibition, ‘Portraits of Dogs: From Gainsborough to Hockney,’ which celebrates human devotion to dogs over the centuries through a carefully curated selection of 50 paintings, sculptures, drawings and taxidermy.

Pictured: Queen Elizabeth II sitting on rocks on the Garbh-allt Burn with two corgis on the Estate at Balmoral Castle, Scotland, September 1971

8 March – 25 June 2023

Situated in a pair of beautifully restored early Georgian townhouses, the exhibition showcases centuries of royal fans from across the globe, including a special, printed, English fan marking the restoration of Charles II and the contemporary fans made by The Fan Museum in honour of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee.

The exhibition promises to be ‘not merely a look back on what has been but a rally of hope for what is to come.’

King Charles III has also taken an avid interest in the Fan Museum’s work.

Pictured: A Belgian folding fan dating from 1881

1 February - 24 June 2023

The Long Gallery at Castle Howard, home to the Howard family for more than 300 years, is hosting an incredible exhibition featuring an exact replica of the Crown Jewels and peers’ robes worn to coronations gone by.

Set in 10,000 glorious acres on the edge of the Yorkshire moors, Castle Howard was commissioned in 1699 by the 3rd Earl of Carlisle from Sir John Vanbrugh, who later conceived Blenheim Palace.

The 1st Earl of Carlisle was descended from Lord William Howard, the youngest son of Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk (the current Duke of Norfolk organised the King and Queen’s Coronation).

Pictured: Castle Howard’s replica of the Crown Jewels

From April 1

During the last Coronation, the hotel had to secure extra flagpoles in order to fly banners for the many different royals and dignitaries staying there.

The archive overflows with Coronation material, which is why Claridge’s unveiled a space showcasing the hotel’s status as ‘the Royal Hostelry.’

Mementos on display include pages from Queen Victoria’s diary, fans created for the coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, and Claridge’s menus and cocktail cards created for the coronations of King George VI in 1937 and Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.

Pictured: A collection of royal mementos including featuring a book of 53 photographs of the then Prince of Wales, and an order of service from the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

Until May 31

The world watched in awe as the newly crowned King Charles III and Queen Camilla processed from Westminster Abbey back to Buckingham Palace in the Gold State Coach.

This extraordinary regal treasure is available to view at the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, alongside the Diamond Jubilee State Coach, which transported Their Majesties to the Abbey ahead of the service.

Also housed in the mews? The famous Windsor Grey horses, which drew the magnificent carriages on the day.

Pictured: The Gold State Coach

2 March - 30 October 2023

At the epicentre of the Coronation was Westminster Abbey. So where better to delve into the gilded history of the captivating service?

A new exhibition in the Chapter House reveals the key elements of the royal ceremony, which has taken place at the Abbey for nearly a thousand years.

Featuring historic illustrations and archive photography, it promises to unpack and explain the Coronation’s magnificent ceremonial regalia and objects.

8 April - 30 September 2023

[shiningdesignersreflections]

Mercury: Street Tempest

Designer’s Reflection: Street Tempest

Obtained: Vol.1 Ch. 6 workshop

Rarity: SR

Attribute: Blue/Cool

Awakened Suit: Alternative Trend

Story - transcripts from Designer’s Reflection

Chapter 1 - Gossips

Chapter 2 - Crossing Swords

Chapter 3 - Grand Feast

Story - summarized

Mercury is hosting a party at Lodden Hotel. All aristocrats and business-folk are there, drinking champagne, waltzing, and enjoying themselves. Meanwhile, Mercury is waiting for a certain guest to arrive.

A few days ago, a huge structure collapsed on New Wing Island, killing and injuring many. Since Mercury Group had recently bought the island at an auction, they were the target of blame and scrutiny. The CEO himself had his secretary look into the catastrophe... sure enough, the secretary reported the engineer responsible was from a rival group led by Mr. Winslet.

Winslet had competed in the auction for New Wing Island, and he was outraged to lose to a “new-money” man like Mercury. Mr. Winslet went on news outlets blaming Mercury and his group for the disaster. It was obvious he wanted to discredit the rival group and reclaim the island for himself.

Instead, Mercury planned a gala at Lodden Hotel, and he invited Winslet to attend.

Now, Mercury waits in a normal hotel room for his honored guest. Winslet finally arrives, foppish and gaudy. He tries to threaten Mercury with talk about how the other businesses are rallying against him. He tries to appear menacing. He tries to manipulate the situation.

But he had lost the moment he came to the hotel.

As fireworks boomed outside for the gala, Mercury shot Winslet, thereby quelling any competition or retaliation.

Connections

-Most of Mercury’s Reflections feature a different narrator than first-person: a business employee in Nightmist Aria, an omniscient narrator in this one and the last chapter of his wedding Reflection Forever Love, and even himself in third person in the first half of the VIP Reflection Startide Dreams.

-He hosts a gala in this Reflection, which is the workshop suit for Vol. 1 Ch. 6. In that chapter, Nikki attends a different gala where Mercury gets Leonid’s Manuscript from Qin Yi and plans to auction it off.

-Other than President Winslet, Mercury has assassinated only one other: his birth father, King August.

Fun Facts

-It seems like roses are Mercury’s favorite flower, since this is the third Reflection of his they’re in: a rose tattoo here, a rose-based dress for Forever Love, and a rose motif for the whole Daybreak Overture suit.

-One of the guests at the gala said President Winslet is “old-money.” In western society, “old-money” refers to a long-established wealthy family, and it’s often held as superior to “new-money,” or those who recently got wealth and status.

[lovely-oleander]

The Couture Bridal Fantasy

On her wedding day, it is every bride's dream to feel the most beautiful that she has ever felt in her lifetime. And sometimes, to feel like your most beautiful self, one has to step outside of the conventional and into the fantastical. Dropped waists and "angelic silhouettes" were identified by Brides magazine as trends spotted during the New York Bridal Fashion week this year, harkening back to the ideas of the historical and the fantastic. Three couture bridal companies: Cinq, Danielle Frankel, and Nicole + Felicia, are exploring the collaboration of the historical and the fantastic with their breathtaking and groundbreaking Spring 2025 Bridal Collections, displayed earlier this month at New York Bridal Fashion Week.

The first image is from Nicole + Felicia's Spring 2025 collection, which has the overarching theme "Wonderland" to encompass the wonder and magic of a bride's wedding day, while also making a callback to the "Alice in Wonderland" book series, about a young girl who enters a world of absurd fantasy. Nicole + Felecia, a sister-owned brand, is most well-known for making couture gowns for celebrities, including ballgowns for Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour and red carpet looks for Jennifer Lopez and Janelle Monáe, though they have been designing bridal collections since 2018. This look, labeled simply as "Look 4" features a dramatic ballgown silhouette and detachable leg-of-mutton sleeves. These details invoke the past while also creating a sense of modernity alongside the fantastical with the ultra-deep v neckline, creating balance and yes, wonder.

Danielle Frankel's bridal wear has exploded in popularity since opening launching her brand in 2017, being worn by celebrities such as Julia Garner, Alexandria Daddario and AnnaSophia Robb. According to a Vouge Australia article from October 2022, the brand has become the "go-to for cool girl brides" and the "Cora" look pictured above exudes the "cool girl" aesthetic, with a "draped soft tulle bodice with swagged sleeve and hand painted floral illusion tulle overlay" the modern and the fantastical are balanced here in an unexpected and exciting way, a treat for the bride who wants to indulge in the fantastical and unconventional. There is something Grecian about many of Frankel's looks, and the "Cora" is no exception, with the column-esque silhouette and intentional draping reflecting a respect for fashion history while also playing around with modern elements. The exposed midriff and pants that this look comes with push the boundaries of what bridal wear can be.

Cinq's fourth collection (stylized as IV) had a truly breathtaking presentation at New York Bridal Fashion Week, inviting guests into an intimate dinner party setting for their fashion show, and allowing them to indulge in the fantasy of their new collection. From the home page of their website, the brand identifies their philosophy: "For centuries human beings have taken part in rituals, marriage being one of the most sacred and coveted. Cinq was created for the bride that connects on an emotional level to her gown, it’s not just the dress .. it’s a precious, fleeting moment in time.. it’s the feeling when she’s wearing it.. it’s the moment of reflection. The Cinq bride emanates a unique progressive nostalgia combining vintage silhouettes with modern details. Dressed in a garment that stands as an ode to the past poised for the future - detailed to cast a moment into memory, for her."

Overall, it's clear from these stunning looks that the modern couture bride wants to indulge in her fantasies when shopping for her dress. However, be warned, these looks will cost the bride (or whoever is paying for the dress) a pretty penny. "Cora" retails for just under 6 thousand (one of the less pricey Danielle Frankel gowns), with Nicole + Felicia and Cinq gowns coming in at around similar price points. However, these are prices that many brides are willing to pay in order to get to live out their own personal fantasies on the day of their wedding, a day that is often regarded in our collective mindset as a day that should be full of magic, romance, and whimsy, all of which can be elevated by the "perfect" dress choice.

Sources:

https://www.vogue.com.au/brides/news/danielle-frankel-bridal-designer/image-gallery/92e15cc078683ebf890d1369e3763fc7

[kennedyxwarren]

merrock task #18 – home sweet home

Kennedy recently upgraded from her studio apartment to a townhouse downtown in early 2022. It is still a smaller place, but there are two rooms, and more kitchen space, just generally nicer than her first apartment. It also has a small patio in the back of the building where Kennedy routinely invites guests for dinner or drinks. Also more of a backyard space for Beau, which is a highlight of the place, or at least she believes. She doesn't have a certain aesthetic, often finding statement pieces and working around them to fit the vibe she's going for. She has used a few DIY tricks in the apartment since moving in, like removable wallpaper, or creating extra storage space to give the space a more roomy feel. You can expect to find a bright airy space when entering her home, pastels and soft colors make the space feel inviting. Her home feels like something out of an interior design magazine, but you wouldn't expect anything less with her being an event planner. She gives attention to detail and curates her home with as much love as she gives to the weddings she plans. There is a bit of clutter from time to time on the surfaces, from when she's researching trends or when her make-shift workspace is left after a busy day of running errands. But overall, Kennedy's home is often well-organized, and always prepared for unexpected visitors, with a plate of baked goods she's made, or a bottle of wine from Handpick'd. Although she's not much for downtime, it's a perfect place for her to destress and definitely shows how much effort she puts into everything in her life.

[yzeltia]

(@driftward) I still owe you so many asks, let's add more to the pile. 🦚Wingman/ Dress-up /Complementing One Another, U'rahn and Erick or Thancred; 🦩 One Upping Each Other / Standing Up For/ Embarrassing Them for Jannie and your choice; 🦉 You’re Up Late/ I Know More Than You / Helping Out for Y'zel and Y'mhitra or Y'shtola; and 🦢 Attending a Wedding / Discovering Something New About You/ Being Mischievous Together for your choice

🦚 Dress Up/Wingmen ft. Character and dialogue by @erickgage (Thank you<3)

"So so. My big bros in Azeyma. I have some big news," U'rahn purred, looking between Erick and Thancred as they sat slightly turned away from one another, arms crossed.

U'rahn looked on excitedly, tail whipping about behind him despite the sour energy radiating off them. I am. By your standards, a full fledged Nuhn of my tribe. Even though I was always before."

"U'rahn. That is not news. That is being a braggart. A gentleman doesn't just go announcing their conquests like some common rogue," Erick scolded.

"A youthful enthusiasm is to be expected and is fine as one keeps the finer details to themselves. I suppose one might forget the excitement of such things after chemically altering their hair so many times."

"Ah. Hey Hey! That's not the news I was referring to! It's something I'm gonna need my two bestest bros for! You see…now that I'm a Nuhn and open season for the ladies, I wanna make sure Nyx knows they're my primary. The one I wanna be with forever."

The two Hyur both gave a brief glance to the other before looking up to the ceiling then down to their feet. 

"You sure that's a good idea? Nyx, does not strike me as the marrying type," Thancred warned.

"I hate, and I do mean hate, to agree with the rogue, but that just does not seem to be something Nyx would go for," Erick added.

U'rahn's ears perked then drooped with his tail, "You don't think she'd go for it just 'cause it's a new experience and something that she'd know I enjoy?"

Thancred rubbed his chin a moment, making a show of scratching the stubble to irritate Erick next to him."Well, if it is a new experience then there's a chance…"

"Don't let him spoil this moment for you. If you think she'll go for it, full steam ahead," Erick interrupted.

"Were you not just agreeing with me a moment ago?"

"That doesn't sound like me."

U'rahn looked between them again as they shared a glare. "Ah. So then there is hope! Which leads me to my next thing! I gotta get some new duds. I've nearly worn out Pop's old suit so I need something new and you're both pretty stylin'. I figured you could help."

Erick stood up, “If it’s fashion you need, I don’t know why you invited him. He only looks as good as he does because of the kid he adopted having more sense than him. I, on the other hand, know all the trends and the best designers in the business. I daresay I am among the most fashionable men in the realm.”

"Now there's no need to get jealous of my glow up. He clearly wants someone with edge to have some input so he doesn't end up in some stuffy grandsire suit."

Erick shook his head then pinched the bridge of his nose. 

"Closet, now," he ordered, taking the lead toward the GA wardrobe muttering to himself about Tia and rogues.

Arriving, he put U'rahn on the stand in front of the vanity before storming into the aisles and returning with a suit on a hanger and a box.

"You can't go wrong with the classic look. Black suit, crisp white shirt, black tie, and a pair of Louiboutioux's with navy socks."

Thancred shook his head and scoffed U'rahn had Erick position the garments in front of him to get an idea of how it'd look. The blond caught it. "What? You think you can do better?"

"It's not Rahn at all. Nyx clearly fancies him for how he stands out and you're making him look like just another lad in a suit. If I may," he asked, though going into the rows of clothing regardless.

"Oh sure. Help yourself to the company's wares. Do you even know where you're going," Erick called out.

"Thanks mate but my lady love has me already quite familiar with these halls!"

Returning, Thancred held up a red jacket to U'rahn, "Your signature color, black pants, white shirt, and a red to black chevron ombre tie."

"That will certainly be an enriching look for Nyx. Though a diamond ring would be preferable to a circus one."

"Hey hey! That's a good idea for a date," U'rahn broke through, "Should I propose the-"

"No," the Hyur said in unison before withdrawing their selections.

"Aw, okay then. Well. I like the black jacket, but I also like the tie a lot too. Can I wear them together?"

"I suppose so," Thancred sighed.

"If you must. They don't clash at least," Erick grumbled, "Now then. Have you given any thought to who your best man will be?"

"Pops," U'rahn answered quickly, "But I want Bro Thancred and Bro Erick up there with me too!"

"If I'm free," Erick grunted, "I'll at least send a gift."

"I'll be there friend," Thancred answered with a nod.

"Well, if we're going to be rude and not wait for the formal invitation, I'll not only be there, but I’ll outshine your scruffy self in the process!"

"You two arrre the best," U'rahn purred, slinging his arms around both of their shoulders, "Ah. You know. Nyx is very chill and won't worry about you two being inspired by the event. If you wanna ask your-"

"I've got a meeting with Dark Autumn right now. Excuse me."

"I need to go check on Vauban's recovery and make sure Y'shtola has made time to stretch her legs."

Both men quickly left in opposite directions, hands over their red faces as U'rahn blinked then turned to hold up the clothes against himself again.

🦩

Jannie flushed as Violet led her through a lingerie store. “Please, I am unsure why you insisted I accompany you.”

“Accompany me? We’re here for you!”

“Me? There must be some mistake.”

“Not likely. You and Arty will eventually find under all those layers of suppression, and when that happens; well Plain Jannie, you need something far more alluring than your plain white smalls.”

Jannie stiffened a bit, palm going over her face. “You… I can’t with you…”

“Listen, I know you’ve got your Halonic nun vibe, and it’s cute, but trust me. Having a complete outfit will make you feel confident when the time comes. Not to mention having him wanting to eat out-”

“VIOLET, PLEASE.”

“...of your hand,” Violet chuckled, noting her friend’s red tinged ears.

Jannie went silent for a moment, staring at her friend before in a very small voice asked “Perhaps they have something in blue?”

🦉

Y'zel sighed as he curled his knees into his chest, tail brushed aside gently by the Gridanian winds. Upon the other balcony of GA headquarters, he nursed a cup of coffee, quiet gaze out toward the shallows. A delicate hand on his ear, he jumped slightly then turned to look up at his cousin Shtola before she grimaced.

"You really can't hear," she scolded.

"No, I can."

"Not without your Echo."

Y'zel clicked his tongue and and sharply turned his head, "If you've come to scold me-"

"No. I just came to stretch my legs and get some air," the Archon said, helping herself to Y'zel's kettle of coffee, "You're up awfully late. You've weaned yourself from Zoissette's side long enough to have returned to a proper schedule. Does your husband not miss you? Or your researcher?"

"I don't recall needing my sleeping habits policed. As for Leon and Claudien, I am sure they've hardly noticed my absence."

"Avoiding them so they don't realize you've -"

"Dear cousin, I do not believe you should be the one to lecture on matters involving avoidance."

“Your flirtation with danger seems to have made you braver, or have sapped your senses along with your pigrment.”

“My fangs are just as capable as being as sharp as yours, Cousin.”

“They are indeed.”

🦢

Natsu hummed as she crossed her arms as she watched Fuyu’li wander about the Golden Saucer, asking for information on how they might participate. A curious thing was happening. Among the well suited vendors, he seemed to show a clear bias of who he’d approach. Anyone near his height or smaller he easily inquired with…yet, she couldn’t help but notice his ears fold and cheeks tinge any time a taller man chanced to answer his question instead.

“Ah. They gave me two sets of tokens for the both of us for lower than the gil exchange would be worth. They did not take too kindly to my inquiries as to why they’d operate at a loss aside from…aside from…Natsu, is there a particular reason you are grinning at me,” the Garlean Miqo’te asked, whipping his tail about.

“Do you think you might do me a favor and ask that Elezen gentleman over there for directions to the Event Square?”

Fuyu’li looked then stiffened, “I believe there is a map that we can-”

“It would be simpler to just inquire, would it not?”

“Yes, I suppose but he looks preoccupied. Perhaps I could-”

“Fuyu’li. You fancy taller men don’t you?”

The Miqo’te’s ears shot up, “I have no idea what bearing that has to do with anything young miss but I assure you I-I have no such inclinations. You see, my neck is easily sore from having to lift my head. I am also used to not looking up directly at my superiors for too long. And and…”

Natsu laughed then gently gave the other a nudge. “It’s okay. No need to work yourself up. A simple observation. If it makes you feel better I do too.”

“Almost everyone is taller than you, that’s hardly a surprising statement and hardly an exchange of friendly information equal to my embarrassing tell.”

Natsu laughed then gave the other a playful push before trotting off ahead of him, “Well then Mr. Scientist. You’ll just have to put your powers of observation to use!”

Fuyu’li’s tail whipped up as he watched the girl head down the corridor toward some games. “G-Get back here you! I regret ever agreeing to be your travel companion! Do you hear me!? Natsu! Don’t leave me behind!”

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SHIVAANI TARA DARLING

শিবানি তারা ডার্লিং ইতালির উপকূলে অবস্থিত ফ্যাশন ব্র্যান্ড এবং বুটিক শিভানীর স্রষ্টা। 27 বছর বয়সে, শিবানি আধুনিক দিনের ইতালীয়দের ট্রেন্ডিং লাউঞ্জ এবং বিলাসবহুল পোশাকে ব্যাপক প্রভাব ফেলেছে। প্রতিটি ডিজাইনের ফ্যাব্রিক এবং লেসের মধ্যে বোনা একটি অসাধারণ স্তরের কারুকার্য এবং দক্ষতার অফার করার সময় তার ডিজাইনগুলি জনসাধারণের কাছে সাশ্রয়ী মূল্যের থেকে যায়। তিনি, তার ব্র্যান্ডের পিছনে খ্যাতি থাকা সত্ত্বেও, বেনামী থাকা বেছে নেন।

Shivaani Tara Darling is the creator of the fashion brand and boutique located off the coast of Italy. At 27 years old, Shivaani has made a massive impact on the trending lounge and luxury wear of modern day Italians. Her designs remain affordable to the public while offering a remarkable level of craftsmanship and skill woven into the fabric and lace of each and every design. She, despite the fame behind her brand, chooses to remain anonymous.

not even gonna pretend to know if that even makes sense bc i also dont know bengali ☠☠

FUN FACTS ABOUT VAANI!!

VIRGO!!

introverted ash but had to learn to get over it when she was a kid because she was basically a spokesperson for her family to 'connect' with the youth for political reasons

knows how to speak begali, urdu, english (better than seth even lmao), italian, and spanish.

can shoot a gun but only because she asked for lessons as a teen. before that her parents made her do archery

RICH FAMILY!! this girl was given almost anything she could think of as long as it was 'ladylike' or wtvs. in exchange she had to do literally everything htey wanted hre to which is why she knows so many languages

oldest grandchild and has a 4 year age gap with the next sibling so yikes for her shes stuck with making sure she's the perfect sister

was her grandpa's fave grandkid which is why when she was essentially disowned she was like, literally depressed bc he owuld've had to agree to it

has always liked to draw to the point where she would doodle on all her tests up until her parents told her she couldn't or else they would just take away all her art stuff

learned how to sew from her grandma and loved to make her own clothes. her mom didn't like that though because she thought that that was something poor people did

very veryyy smart and understanding. she would've been a great politician if she wanted. strong bond with her community n everything

super protective over june because if she somehow dies then she has literally no one besides seth. yeah she has friends but definitely not enough for it to be any easier.

whenever she forgets a word in italian she gets super upset with herself bc she feels dumb in front of the people she's speaking to 😭

her middle name is her grandmas name so she tries to avoid having to write it down as much as possible bc it hurtsss

collects pens for fun and has a notebook where she writes down her rating

makes most of junes clothes

obsessed with lego. she tells herself that she buys them for june but really she plays with them more than the kid

has been invited to a ton of weddings but never goes bc a) she wants to say anonymous and b) she hates crowds of people

june's a massive extrovert though so she has to suck it up when she has friends over

was almost kidnapped likeeee twice?? when she lived in pakistan and once in italy (did not end well for the kidnapper though soz seth does not play ☠)

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7 Best Wedding Invitations design as Unique as Your Love: Trends and Traditions

Discover the perfect blend of contemporary trends and timeless traditions with our collection of wedding invitations. From minimalist elegance to intricate floral designs and vintage-inspired motifs, our curated selection celebrates your unique love story. Explore diverse styles that harmonize modern sophistication with classic charm, ensuring your wedding invitations reflect the distinctiveness of your relationship. Let your invitations tell a tale as special as your love.

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Wedding Inspiration: Crafting Your Perfect Day

Introduction

Your wedding day is one of the most significant milestones in your life, and finding the right inspiration is crucial for creating a memorable celebration. In this article, we'll explore various aspects of wedding inspiration, from colors and themes to venue selection, fashion choices, and more.

Colors and Themes

Choosing the Perfect Color Palette

Selecting the right colors sets the tone for your wedding. Explore timeless options or experiment with contemporary color combinations that reflect your style.

Popular Wedding Themes in 2023

Discover the latest trends in wedding themes, from rustic and bohemian to modern and minimalist. Uncover unique ways to express your personality through your chosen theme.

Venue Selection

Indoor vs. Outdoor Venues

Deciding between an indoor or outdoor venue involves considering weather, ambiance, and the overall experience. We'll weigh the pros and cons of each option to help you make an informed decision.

Destination Weddings: Pros and Cons

Dreaming of a destination wedding? Learn about the advantages and challenges of celebrating your special day in a picturesque location.

Bridal Fashion

Trends in Wedding Dresses

Stay ahead of the curve with insights into the latest bridal fashion trends. Whether you prefer classic elegance or contemporary styles, find the perfect dress to complement your vision.

Accessories to Elevate the Look

Explore accessory options that enhance your bridal attire. From veils and headpieces to jewelry and shoes, every detail contributes to your overall look.

Groom's Attire

Modern Trends for Grooms

Grooms deserve to shine too! Discover modern trends in groom's attire and tips for coordinating with the bride's outfit for a harmonious look.

Coordinating with the Bride's Look

Achieving a cohesive look involves thoughtful coordination. Learn how to complement the bride's dress while maintaining individual style.

Invitations and Stationery

Creative Invitation Ideas

Your wedding invitation sets the tone for your big day. Get inspired by creative invitation ideas that capture your personality and the essence of your celebration.

Importance of Coordinated Stationery

Consistency is key. Explore the significance of having coordinated stationery throughout your wedding, from save-the-dates to thank-you cards.

Decor and Flowers

Stylish Decor Elements

Transform your venue with stylish decor elements that align with your chosen theme. From centerpieces to aisle decor, we'll guide you through creating a visually stunning ambiance.

Choosing the Right Flowers for the Season

Seasonal flowers add a touch of nature to your wedding. Discover which blooms are in season and how to incorporate them into your floral arrangements.

Photography and Videography

Capturing Memorable Moments

Your wedding day is filled with precious moments. Learn about the importance of skilled photographers and videographers in capturing and preserving these memories.

Trends in Wedding Photography

Stay up-to-date with the latest trends in wedding photography. From candid shots to artistic compositions, explore options that resonate with your style.

Catering and Cake

Unique Catering Options

Dazzle your guests with unique catering choices that reflect your taste and preferences. Explore innovative menus and catering styles to elevate your dining experience.

Trendy Wedding Cake Designs

The wedding cake is a centerpiece of your reception. Discover trendy cake designs and ideas that not only taste delicious but also add a visual wow factor.

Entertainment

Choosing the Right Entertainment

Entertainment sets the mood for your celebration. Explore options ranging from live bands and DJs to interactive experiences that engage your guests.

Incorporating Personal Touches

Personalize your entertainment choices to reflect your story and shared interests. Create memorable moments that resonate with you and your guests.

Planning and Coordination

Importance of a Well-Planned Wedding

Efficient planning is the backbone of a successful wedding. Learn about the key elements to consider and how a well-thought-out plan ensures a smooth celebration.

Hiring a Wedding Planner vs. DIY Approach

Decide whether hiring a professional wedding planner or taking a DIY approach is the right fit for you. Weigh the benefits and challenges of each option.

Budgeting Tips

Setting a Realistic Budget

Budgeting is a crucial aspect of wedding planning. Get practical tips on setting a realistic budget that aligns with your financial situation and priorities.

Finding Cost-Effective Solutions

Discover cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality. From DIY decor to negotiating vendor contracts, explore ways to make the most of your budget.

Personalizing Your Wedding

Incorporating Personal Touches

Make your wedding uniquely yours by incorporating personal touches. From custom vows to special rituals, infuse your personalities into every aspect of the celebration.

Customizing Vows and Rituals

Explore creative ways to customize your vows and incorporate meaningful rituals that reflect your love story and values.

Overcoming Wedding Planning Stress

Dealing with Common Stressors

Wedding planning can be stressful. Identify common stressors and learn effective strategies for managing and overcoming them to ensure a positive planning experience.

Taking Breaks and Self-Care

Amidst the chaos, don't forget to prioritize self-care. Discover the importance of taking breaks and nurturing your well-being throughout the wedding planning process.

Conclusion

In conclusion, finding wedding inspiration involves a thoughtful exploration of various elements that contribute to your special day. By considering colors, themes, attire and etc.

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Enhance Style And Identity By Using Custom Envelope Seal Stickers.

It is simple to stand out from the crowd using custom envelope seal stickers. With the round-shaped sticker seals, you can give your parcels or envelopes a touch of beauty. Envelope stickers can be used for invitations to weddings or birthday parties as well as official or casual communication. By using customised envelope seals, you can be confident that the recipient will receive your card's message unchanged.

Benefits of using customised envelope seal stickers

Leave behind the sticky glue, wax or tape and buy removable envelope seals that are on-trend to protect your mail or message. Your envelope must only be peeled off, pasted, pressed, and sealed. Utilising personalised envelope seals can help you in the following ways:

Improving brand identity

You may strengthen your brand recognition by putting your company's logo, colour scheme, and other elements into your unique envelope sealers. A visually appealing envelope with simple text will say a lot about the quality of your business's work and customer service. You may discover the improvement to the direct mailing you are searching for by employing specialised envelope sealers.

Gains attention

By including personalised envelope seals that draw attention, you can capture the interest of others and encourage them to open the parcel. These distinctive seals can enable the direct letter from your business to stand out in a mailbox typically crowded with standard envelopes. Finding a special technique encouraging customers to open your direct mail can be difficult, but it's worth it!

Easy sealing

Are you tired of licking envelope seals? Everyone needs a better and more hygienic way to seal envelopes. Fortunately, self-seal choices eliminate the need to lick envelopes because you must only peel off the outermost coating before sealing the package.

Keeps professional

Your brand may be significantly impacted by how you come across your current and future customers. You should maintain the delivery official, regardless of your message. With custom envelope seal stickers, you can maintain consistency across couriers and never be concerned about missing seals or sticky messes.

Saves time

Time is saved by a huge amount when you use envelope seal stickers. You only need to peel off the handy sticky strip, push, and go. You won't have to lick envelopes individually for hours on end anymore carefully! Time is money, and saving this much time can help you and your staff invest in other important work.

Tips for creating impactful envelope seal for maximum attraction

To ensure maximum impact and appeal for your custom envelope seal stickers, consider implementing the following suggestions:

Simplicity is key:

Stick to essential elements like your logo, initials, or a concise company name when incorporating text into your seals.

Opt for a minimal colour palette:

Limit your colour selection to two or three shades unless you're printing photo-based seals. A simple palette enhances readability and comprehension.

Emphasise colour contrast:

Create contrast within your seal design or between the seal and the envelope itself. Subtle variations can be effective, such as a dark blue seal on a light blue envelope.

Utilise white space:

Maintain generous white space in your design to enhance the attractiveness and sophistication of your envelope seals. This approach creates a bold and elegant appearance.

Conclusion

You must first choose between basic and shiny finishes. After that, you can either submit your own design or select from numerous envelope seal designs based on various styles, themes, or events.

Seals 4 You offers a simple solution to personalise and makes producing seal stickers simple. The seals are of the finest quality and are expertly written with a computer engraver, resulting in a polished end product. For more details contact us now.

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fashion at Chatsworth house through the years

THE EMPRESS’s OF FASHION

Georgina, Duchess of Devonshire 1757-1806

picture painted roughly 1785-1787

if the court of Versailles was the the centre of taste and fashion in the eighteenth century, the court of at James was the ‘residence of fullness’ in the damning phrase of a visiting Prussian dignitary. Rather than the conservative court, English fashion was led by an elite group of conservatives court, English fashion was led by an elite group of aristocratic women in the circle of the prince of wales, who presided over a rival ‘court’ of powerful, pleasure-loving Whigs opposed to the ruling Tory party. Among these titles luminaries one name was Georgina, Duchess of Devonshire. From an early age Georgina was tutored in the art of dress by a mother whose renowned intellect and piety did nothing to dampen her own love of fashion, spending £1,486 on gown, riding habits, shoes, fans, hats and mantles.

confections of feathers, flowers and other ornaments, nestled in sculptures of scent of powder and pomade. The trend began in Paris by Georgina had several of our place in four months in November 1774, her friend Lady Clermont wrote to her from Paris with news of a surprising fashion trend started by Madame de boufflers: “there is no describing her headdress and of all young people they sit at the bottom of their coaches, as I have no room if they sit on the seat”. As she was unable to describe the new headdress, Lady Clermont drew a picture of it in the text of her letter. It was not long before Georgina began wearing similar high feathered coiffures.

Louisa Cavendish Duchess of Devonshire 1858-1859

The history of fancy dress goes back many centuries, costumed masked balls were a feature of sixteenth century Italy and were especially popular in Venice, with the custom spreading across Europe. Legend has it that a Swiss count, John James Heidegger introduced public subscription masked balls from Venice to London in the early years of the eighteenth century. The masked balls were held in theatres and assembly rooms, and later in public gardens such as Ranelagh and Vauxhall.

Every season the 8th Duke of Devonshire and his Duchess Louise gave a number of parties and entertainments, including an annual dance the night after the Derby, but Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897 was the perfect opportunity to give the ball of the century. Since fancy dress was all the rage, Louise decided to give her guests plenty of scope for imagination, and stipulated on the invitation that dress should be "allegorical or historical costume before 1815.

Deborah Vivien Cavendish Duchess of Devonshire 1952

Deborah Viven Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire 1952

THE MITFORD STYLE

A photograph of five of the six Mitford sisters taken in the mid-1930s fixed the 'Mitford style' in the public imagination: tweed suit, Fair Isle jumper, a string of pearls and flat, no-nonsense shoes (fig. 108). How ironic that such a conventional style should be associated with such highly unconventional women.Their lives were anything but ordinary; at the time the photograph was taken, they were defying family expectations and scandalising society with their political views.But however little the 'Mitford style' might reveal about the women who wore it, certain of its features nevertheless remained constant in their wardrobes. They favoured clothes that were comfortable, practical, long-lasting and, when they could afford it, expensively but discreetly elegant. 'No one is going to look at you', their nanny drummed into them from a young age, even into Diana, the most beautiful of the sisters, on her wedding day.

the five sisters

Nancy Mitford in her costume for the famous beauties ball at the Dorchester hotel 1931

Married and was raising a family of seven children on never quite enough money, she could not afford many clothes, but those she had were original and exactly right for her.The pretty uniform she designed for her housekeeper and parlour maid was also original: a blue and white Toile-de-Jouy dress in a traditional bird pattern, a white linen apron and an organdy cap threaded with black velvet ribbon. She had a talent for making herself and her surroundings har-monious, and she too made her clothes last. When Jessica was over from America in 1959, she helped her mother pack up her winter clothes and came across a black silk brocade evening dress. "This looks awfully familiar', she said. 'Yes, I should think it does', Sydney replied, 'I got it in 1926 for Pam's coming-out dance.'As a debutante, Nancy went to parties in frocks run up by her mother's retired maid for £1, but she longed for creations from the London dressmakers. Sadly, her husband, Peter Rodd, was feckless and a gambler. But Nancy had natural elegance and looked chic even in homemade or inexpensive outfits.

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The Ultimate Guide to Wedding Planning: Tips for Stunning Marriage Decoration Coimbatore

Planning a wedding is no small feat, and with so many aspects to consider, from the venue to the food, one area that requires a lot of attention is marriage decoration Coimbatore. Whether you're aiming for a grand, traditional setup or a more intimate, contemporary style, the right décor can set the tone and create lasting memories for you and your guests.

In this blog post, we will guide you through the essentials of wedding decoration and share actionable tips for making your day unforgettable.

Why Marriage Decoration Coimbatore is Crucial

The décor at your wedding not only elevates the overall aesthetic of the event, but it also reflects your personality and sets the mood for the entire celebration. Imagine walking into a venue where everything, from the flowers to the lighting, perfectly matches your vision. It's a magical feeling that can transform an ordinary event into something extraordinary.

Key Aspects of Marriage Decoration Coimbatore:

Venue Atmosphere: The décor creates the initial impression of your wedding. It helps guests feel the energy and excitement right from the entrance.

Personalization: From custom flower arrangements to table settings, personalized décor pieces add a unique touch that reflects your relationship.

Theme Consistency: Whether you're having a traditional Indian wedding or a modern celebration, consistency in décor reinforces the theme and ensures that every element ties together.

Tips for Choosing the Perfect Wedding Décor

1. Know Your Style

Before you start researching marriage decoration Coimbatore, spend some time defining your wedding style. Are you envisioning an elegant, classic wedding, or do you want something trendy and minimalist? Your décor should reflect your personal style and the vibe you want to achieve.

Traditional Style: Think flowers like marigolds, drapes, and heavy embellishments that add elegance.

Modern Style: Focus on sleek lines, geometric designs, and bold colors to create a contemporary feel.

2. Consider Your Budget

Weddings can get expensive, but that doesn’t mean you have to skimp on décor. Be realistic about your budget and prioritize the key elements that will make the most impact, such as floral arrangements, lighting, and table settings. Work with a decorator who can help you create a stunning look within your budget.

3. Focus on the Details

Small details can make a big difference. Consider adding personalized elements such as:

Monogrammed Items: From napkins to invitation cards, monogrammed décor adds a personal touch.

Lighting: The right lighting can dramatically change the mood of your venue. Whether it's chandeliers, fairy lights, or candles, lighting is an essential décor element.

Floral Arrangements: Choose flowers that not only look beautiful but also align with your theme and color palette.

Real-World Examples of Marriage Decoration Coimbatore

One of the top wedding planners in Coimbatore shared a recent experience where they transformed a simple venue into an enchanting wonderland using a mix of vibrant flowers and chic lighting. The couple wanted a traditional touch with modern elegance, and with their guidance, the decorations reflected both heritage and sophistication. The results? A breathtakingly beautiful wedding that guests still talk about months later.

Key Trends in Marriage Decoration Coimbatore

Sustainability: Eco-friendly décor has become a significant trend. Using locally sourced flowers, reusable materials, and energy-efficient lighting can make your wedding both stylish and sustainable.

Floral Walls: These are a popular choice for backdrops during the ceremony or reception, creating a picturesque setting for photos.

Luxe Textures: Velvet, satin, and other rich fabrics are being used to add depth and elegance to wedding venues.

Conclusion: Create a Wedding You’ll Always Remember

Planning your wedding décor doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With the right planning and the right professionals by your side, you can create a beautiful and memorable experience for you and your guests. Marriage decoration Coimbatore offers a wide range of possibilities, from traditional Indian setups to modern chic designs.

If you’re ready to start designing your dream wedding, reach out to a local wedding decorator who specializes in marriage decoration Coimbatore. Let them bring your vision to life and ensure your big day is as magical as you've always imagined.

Call to Action: Take the Next Step in Your Wedding Planning Journey

Ready to make your wedding dreams a reality? Start by consulting with a wedding planner who specializes in marriage decoration Coimbatore. Whether you're looking for inspiration or need help executing your ideas, a professional can guide you through the process. Don’t wait—contact us today to begin your wedding planning journey!

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