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Size-Inclusive Bridal Fashion: Atlanta's Celebration of Every Bride

The bridal shop Atlanta landscape is transforming as the industry embraces true size inclusivity, ensuring every bride discovers her dream gown. Atlanta wedding dresses are now available in a comprehensive range of sizes, with Winnie Couture leading this inclusive revolution from their Atlanta flagship salon, where the focus is on making every bride feel extraordinary.

Atlanta wedding dresses have evolved beyond limited sample sizes, with bridal shop Atlanta locations now featuring extensive collections that celebrate all body types. Expert consultants understand that beauty knows no size, offering personalized styling sessions that focus on enhancing each bride's natural radiance through perfect fit and thoughtful design.

In the heart of the city, bridal shop Atlanta consultants are revolutionizing the wedding dress shopping experience. Spacious fitting rooms, comfortable seating areas, and full-length mirrors in thoughtfully lit spaces ensure brides feel comfortable and confident. Atlanta wedding dresses are displayed in various sizes, allowing brides to envision themselves in each stunning style.

The transformation of Atlanta wedding dresses extends to design elements that flatter every figure. Strategic seaming, expert draping, and innovative construction techniques create stunning silhouettes that celebrate each bride's unique beauty. Bridal shop Atlanta specialists excel at highlighting the architectural elements that make each gown extraordinary on every body type.

Modern Atlanta wedding dresses feature thoughtful details that enhance comfort without compromising style. Corsets are engineered with flexibility, while structured bodices provide support and confidence. Bridal shop Atlanta consultants understand that comfort is crucial for brides to feel their most beautiful, guiding them toward gowns that feel as magnificent as they look.

The finest bridal shop Atlanta locations recognize that inclusive sizing means more than just larger numbers – it means understanding how different fabrics and silhouettes work on different body types. Atlanta wedding dresses now feature carefully chosen materials that drape beautifully on all figures, from flowing chiffons to structured crepes.

Winnie Couture's Atlanta location showcases how Atlanta wedding dresses can feature dramatic details that work beautifully across sizes. Plunging necklines, statement backs, and elaborate trains are thoughtfully designed to flatter every bride, proving that stunning design elements know no size limitations.

Expert alterations are crucial in the bridal shop Atlanta experience. Skilled artisans understand how to maintain the integrity of designer details while ensuring a perfect fit, allowing Atlanta wedding dresses to be customized to each bride's unique proportions. This attention to fit transforms beautiful gowns into perfectly personalized creations.

Atlanta wedding dresses now feature innovative design elements that celebrate curves rather than trying to minimize them. Bridal shop Atlanta consultants help brides discover styles that enhance their natural beauty, whether through strategic lace placement, thoughtful beading patterns, or architectural seaming.

The most exclusive bridal shop Atlanta locations understand that size-inclusive shopping extends beyond the gowns themselves. Accessories, veils, and jewelry are carefully curated to complement every bride's chosen style, creating complete looks that make every woman feel like the star of her celebration.

Modern Atlanta wedding dresses include convertible elements that work beautifully on every body type. Removable sleeves, detachable trains, and innovative overlays allow brides to transform their looks from ceremony to reception while maintaining comfort and confidence throughout their celebration.

As Atlanta's bridal fashion scene continues to evolve, bridal shop Atlanta locations remain committed to providing an exceptional shopping experience for every bride. From the moment she steps into the salon until her final fitting, each bride deserves to feel celebrated, beautiful, and confident in finding her perfect gown.

In Atlanta's vibrant wedding fashion scene, the focus has shifted from size limitations to size celebrations, ensuring every bride finds a gown that makes her feel absolutely magnificent on her wedding day. This commitment to inclusive luxury ensures that Atlanta wedding dresses continue to set the standard for celebrating every bride's unique beauty.

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Wedding Dress And Bridal Gowns Shop In Atlanta Ga

Winnie Couture at Atlanta GA is a high-end wedding dresses and bridal fashion brand with a modern mix of classic elegant and sophisticated couture that is found in all our wedding dresses. To know more about dresses call us at 310) 858-8868 or write us on atlbrides@winniecouture.com or visit  https://www.winniecouture.com/stores/wedding-dresses-atlanta-ga/

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Atlanta's Leading Tuxedo Makers in High Demand for Wedding Tuxedos

A man in a tuxedo easily attracts the attention of women, as they appreciate men who present themselves as professional and successful. Therefore, explore the best options for tuxedo fitting in Atlanta and add a top-quality tuxedo to your wardrobe. For more information please visit : https://www.slideserve.com/White50/atlanta-s-leading-tuxedo-makers-in-high-demand-for-wedding-tuxedos-powerpoint-ppt-presentation

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Atlanta Artistic Photographers Capture Wedding in Historic Acworth Georgia

This week’s blog is Will and Elise.  They could not have been a more thoughtful couple! They were a joy to work with.  It was such an honor being their Atlanta wedding photographer.  They contacted me last year and told me about their wedding in historic Acworth. I was so excited when the big day finally arrived. 

I  drove to Acworth on Friday. It was a beautiful day with the fall colors all around.  The air was crisp and not too hot.  A perfect day for a fall Georgia wedding.  I always tell people great weather is something you just cannot buy and as luck would have it Friday was perfect! 

Acworth is in the northern portion of Cobb County. It is at the foot of the North Georgia mountains. It is often referred to as the Lake City since it is close to Lake Allatoona.  Acworth is also one of those towns that has embraced the historic architecture of the city and revitalized the downtown area.  There are many boutique restaurants and stores along main streets, and they have expanded the parks too.  They have embraced the railroad that goes through downtown and made it a historic feature of the area. 

The wedding was held at The Cowan Historic Mill. The mill is Acworth’s oldest commercial building, built by John Cowan in the late 1870’s. It began as a flour mill and later became a tapestry mill. Since that time, it has been several restaurants before recently being remodeled and reclaimed as an event venue with space for social gatherings and parties.  

The Cowan Mill is able to host large weddings, receptions, catered affairs, and presentations, has space for a dance floor and movable stage, and exudes a “Classic Industrial Elegant” style with brickwork all around, exposed beams, and a grand chandelier hanging from the rafters. As soon as you walk in the chandelier is an elegant center point of the reception area.  They have an amazing staff!  We worked with Amanda Marcy Cowan Mill’s wedding planner/manger all day long. She could not have been more gracious and helpful! 

I got there early and took some drone footage for their highlights video, you can see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01Y-eMHo65c 

Wil arrived and he went upstairs to the groom's room so he would not see Elise when she arrived.  The timing was perfect.  As soon as he was tucked away Elise arrived.  She went downstairs to the bridal room with her bridesmaids.  One of the things that I admired about the couple is their love for their family.  Will’s best man was his father.  A classic southern tradition.  Elise and her sisters as her bridesmaids and she brought her  90-year-old grandmother.  The wedding day was truly a family celebration! 

Once Elise had her dress on it was time for the first look.  We brought Will down and put him facing the wall in the ceremony area.  Elise came in behind him.  She tapped him on the shoulder, and he turned around.  He was stunned by the dress she picked out.  It was so perfect I even got a little weepy. 

We took a few photos with the family then took off downtown for the photos with the golf cart that Cowan Historic Mill provided and Amanda the wedding coordinator drove.  It was an immense help for everyone.  The bride and groom could get around quickly to the many wonderful backdrops that historic Acworth provided.  We could not have found so many locations so quickly if it were not for Amanda’s help.  She was zipping us around to all these locations and was so patient when we were shooting, at the same time keeping us on schedule for the wedding.  Big thank you shout out to Amanda!!! 

After the photos Amanda took us back to the venue and the guests were starting to arrive.  We snuck the bride and groom through the side door, so they were hidden from the guests.  As the guests arrived, they milled about and took in the scenery and admired the historic venue.  When the ceremony time arrived, the guests took their seats.  Will went up front with the minister.  The bridesmaids were wearing tasteful burgundy evening gowns and escorted by the groomsmen dressed in black casual suits.  Elise the bride was escorted by her mother and father.  She could not have been happier.  The couple wrote vows.  That was well balanced with heartfelt emotions and humorous playful levity.  Once the rings were exchanged, they were officially husband and wife.  They walked back down the aisle through the guests as a married couple.   

We took some more photos, and the guests enjoyed the cool autumn weather and cocktails with hors d'oeuvres. The guests came back in and had dinner while music played in the background.  Then there were some special toasts from the sisters and family members.  As they raised their glasses each time to the couple, it was a touching testament to how much these two were admired and loved.  Will even played a special song for his new bride on a guitar!  After all that it was time for some dancing!  The guests danced under the large chandelier to some great music.  Even the 90-year-old grandmother danced!  She was not going to miss out! As the evening ended, the guests went outside for the exit while the couple stayed in and had a private dance.  Once the dance was done, they came out to a roaring crowd of family and friends who cheered on the newly married couple and they sent them on to a perfect ending to a perfect day. 

Congrats to Will and Elise.  It was such an honor documenting such a special day full of love, family, and good friends.  It is a great start to the wonderful future you two have in store for each other. 

  Thanks for checking out this Atlanta wedding photographers blog! I hope you enjoyed the read and found it interesting! Make sure you keep coming back to our blog to see what the Atlanta wedding photographers at Atlanta Artistic Weddings get up to! If you’d like to contact me go to the contact page and drop me a line at https://www.atlantaartisticweddings.com/contact-atlanta-wedding-photographer. I would love to hear from you!

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Saying 'I Do' in Style: Exploring the Best Wedding Dresses in Florida

When it comes to planning a wedding, one of the most important decisions a bride makes is selecting the perfect wedding dress. Florida brides are lucky to have a wide variety of bridal boutiques and designers to choose from, with styles ranging from classic to bohemian and everything in between. In this article, we will explore some of the best wedding dresses in Florida to help you find the perfect gown for your special day.

First on our list is the iconic bridal designer, Vera Wang. Vera Wang has been designing beautiful wedding dresses for over 30 years, and her gowns are known for their intricate details and impeccable craftsmanship. The Vera Wang boutique in Miami is a must-visit for any Florida bride looking for a gown that will make a statement. From ball gowns with cascading ruffles to sleek, form-fitting designs, Vera Wang has a gown for every bride.

Another great option for Florida brides is the bridal boutique, The White Magnolia. With locations in Tampa, Jacksonville, and Atlanta, The White Magnolia offers a curated selection of designer wedding dresses from brands like Pronovias, Watters, and Willowby. The boutique's mission is to help brides find a gown that reflects their personal style and makes them feel confident and beautiful on their wedding day.

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Old Habits

Frank Adler x reader

Chapter 4

Masterlists Chapter 3 Summary: Three years after she left Frank and Mary behind, Y/n returns to Florida for the wedding of mutual friends, what ensues may prove that like old habits, some feelings just don’t die. Chapter Summary: Y/n shares a shameful secret with Amanda, who encourages her to talk to Frank. At Jack and Amanda's rehearsal dinner, Frank and Y/n talk about what drive her to move to Atlanta without saying goodbye. Warnings- Angst, mentions of infidelity, mentions of miscarriage

“I want to see you. Please. ”

Reading the text, Y/n bit back an anxious grin and started typing a response, only for a hand on her shoulder to startle her into dropping the phone on the carpeted floor.. “Its just me, hun,” Amanda giggled, bending before she could to pick up the phone, “Who’s got you all smiley?” 

“No one,” Y/n giggled, trying to snatch the phone out of Amanda’s hand, only for her to pull away and quickly read the text, “Come on,”  she laughed playfully. 

“Ohh, who’s Rob?” Satisfied that she’d found a name, Amanda handed the phone over, and without responding, Y/n leaned over to where she’d set her bag down on a rounded sofa in the chic bridal boutique and slipped her phone inside. “And why didn’t you bring him- or tell me you were seeing someone?” Her friend pouted dramatically as they locked arms, heading to the adjoining room, where the seamstress was getting set up for the final dress fittings. 

She, Amanda and the rest of the bridal party had gathered at the boutique for a private session for final fittings, but at some point, Y/n had strayed away from the fray, at first to think a little and then to check her phone. It hadn’t hit her until they’d gotten there that morning, she’d never gotten that close to her own wedding- by the time they were within days of the date, everything had been canceled and she’d been on a plane to Georgia.  “Its….new,” Y/n fibbed with a shrug. 

“Liar,” Amanda teased, bumping their hips, “I know about every first date you’ve been on since freshman year, and you’ve never gone out with a ‘Rob’, tell me what’s going on.”

Y/n hummed as they entered the back room, through pale pink sheer curtains,  where fittings were done. Most of the dresses were still in their garment bags hung on a metal rack against the wall, near the changing rooms. “There’s nothing to tell, its nothing,” she stressed, hoping they could drop the topic- she didn’t need, or want, to be lectured on morals or ethics.

“Okay, this is the first person you’ve dated since Frank….and the baby, it’s something,” Amanda sighed, her tone dropping to a more somber one, “Look, I don’t want to pressure you, but I know you hun, and if you feel like you need to hide this guy, then it just makes me feel like something's going on.”

Sighing heavily, she glanced down at her feet, clad in beachy sandals. “He’s….a doctor,” Amanda emitted a sound of intrigue, “A little older,” another sound of quiet intrigue, “And here’s the worst part,” Y/n cringed, “He’s married? Well, separated……but not legally.” Or permanently. 

Rob and his wife had habit of taking 'breaks' every few months, but they always made up and Y/n knew it didn't justify what they were doing.

“What?” They stopped suddenly, turning to face each other, “Married? What the fuck, Y/n?” Amanda whisper-yelled, careful to not call any attention from their friends.

“I know, its bad,” Y/n cringed, the weight of shame causing her to avert her gaze, “He and his wife haven’t been on the best terms and I know that doesn’t excuse any of it, but…its just…it happened,” she shook her shoulders. 

“It happened?” Amanda repeated incredulously, “A married guy? This is so not like you,” she frowned, “And you know these things never work out,” she reasoned as her expression deepened.

“I do,” Y/n sighed, “I keep telling myself that I’m gonna break it off, but I just….haven’t.” 

Amanda didn’t respond immediately, pausing to think for a while before bluntly asking, “Is this because of Frank?” 

“What?” Y/n scoffed, not willing to even try to put together what Amanda was saying, “This has nothing to do with Frank.”

Knitting her brows, Amanda put her hands on Y/n’s forearms, “I love you, and you know I wouldn’t purposely upset you,” she began and that was how Y/n knew that she was definitely going to be upset, “But maybe this has everything to do with Frank, I mean, figures that your first relationship after him is something that definitely isn’t permanent,” when Y/n didn’t try to interject Amanda continued, keeping her words in a low, private tone, “You were getting married, and now you’re with a man who's probably never gonna take that step with you. Do you even have any kind of feelings him? You know, the kind of feelings that don't involve sex.”

Blinking quickly, Y/n glanced towards where their friends were standing and tried to blink tears away. “No,” she sniffled softly, “I guess I just…..”

“Wanted to fill a space?” Licking her lips, Y/n nodded quickly, “Have you thought that maybe you’re not as over everything as you thought?”

Sucking in a sharp breath, Y/n swiped at her cheeks. It hurt to accept, and it stung even more to confess out loud, “I’m not.” Her voice broke and an avalanche of emotion crashed down on her. She should have known that going to the wedding would have meant salting wounds that she never worked on closing, but ignorance had been so blissful and pretending to not miss him was so much easier than trying to go back. Y/n didn’t even think she knew how to go back, especially now that Frank had a girlfriend. 

“Come here,” Amanda pulled her in, arms going around her back in a warm, comforting hug. “We’ll figure this out, promise,” she breathed into Y/n’s hair, though, they weren’t words that she necessarily believed, how could they figure it out when he’d already moved on and she’d spent every interaction with him trying to prove that she had to?

Somehow, he and Bonnie had managed to patch things up, and while it was mostly thanks to Jack’s advice, Frank was not going to tell him that. They’d both apologized though, him for not telling her about Y/n and their engagement, and her for reacting the way she had. Things hadn’t gone back to the way they were before but they were good again, which was still pretty big considering their fight had only happened barely two nights ago. 

Frank also hadn’t seen Y/n since then, not when he’d headed up after drinks with Jack, not all day or night on Friday and not at any time during the day on Saturday- and it wasn’t like he hadn’t been, very discreetly, looking out for her. He didn’t want much, just a chance to apologize for what had happened at the bar. Even if it wasn’t his fault, Frank still felt bad about her having to go through that. He knew for certain that she’d be at the rehearsal dinner though, and while it obviously wasn’t ideal, he was hoping to get a few minutes alone with her.

What Frank was not expecting was for Amanda and Jack’s wedding planner to inform him that he’d have to walk down the aisle with Y/n during the procession. According to the planner though, if groomsmen and bridesmaids were going down the aisle together, it made sense; the maid of honor and the best man, how else would it go?

Of course, he'd never been to a wedding where it happened like that, but it probably wasn't his business.

He really thought it was some sort of cruel irony; finally making it down the aisle with her- at someone else's wedding. 

“I didn’t know they were gonna do this,” he blurted out awkwardly when Y/n finally linked her arm with his after a moment of visible hesitation. 

“Oh,” she huffed nervously, shaking her head, “Its okay, neither did I.” They were lined up behind Jessica, who’d apologized profusely for what had happened on Thursday, and one of the groomsmen, and a few feet in front of the ring bearer and flower girls, followed by Amanda and her father, who’d naturally be the last to walk down the sand dusted, wooden aisle. The area wasn’t fully decorated yet, but the arch where Jack, Amanda and the officiant were supposed to stand was already there. 

Frank smiled faintly, “I also wanted to apologize,” she threw him a curious look, “For….what happened the other night,” he dropped his tone, in hopes that no one else would hear him. 

“That wasn’t your fault,” Y/n frowned, “And I’m not mad at you, at all. None of this was your fault,” there was something about the way she said it that made Frank think she was trying to cover something else with her words, and while he suspected what it was, he didn’t want to put her on the spot by asking. 

Nodding subtly, he held her gaze, “I know.” The music was just starting and the planner had just given the cue for the first pair to head down the aisle, and quietly, Frank felt compelled to add, “It wasn’t your fault either.”

Y/n hesitated, “It is my fault, some of it,” her mournful tone coupled with the way she looked as she shifted her gaze away from his pulled at Frank’s heart, and if they were alone, he would have told her everything; that he wasn’t mad anymore, that he’d go back to the way things were in a heartbeat if she wanted that too. But she didn’t, he didn’t think she did. “I shouldn’t have left the way I did, it wasn’t fair to you or Mary. And I get it if you're mad and if that means nothing.”

“I’m not mad,” he kept his tone as low as hers, glancing at the pair before Jessica and another groomsman set off. 

“You’re not?” She gasped, head snapping up again, “Do you think-” Before she could finish, the wedding planner was snapping manicured fingers in front of their faces, scolding them for not following their cue and then urging them down the aisle. 

“Do I think what?” He mumbled as quietly as possible, hoping to not draw any more attention than necessary, especially as they passed Bonnie standing among the partners of the rest of the wedding party. Though she'd promised that she was okay with him and  Y/n walking together, he could tell she hadn’t been pleased and was going along with it for the sake of avoiding drama. Still Frank was grateful that she was choosing to not turn it into a thing. 

“Nothing,” Y/n dismissed, flicking her thumb against the edge of a plastic ribbon holding her practice bouquet together, “Let’s just get through this.”

Frustrated, and curious about what she was going to say, he discreetly asked, “Can we talk later?” 

They were about to separate, Y/n was already unlinking her arm from his and she stuttered, “Uh….sure, okay,” as he walked to Jack’s side while she moved next to where Amanda would be, he turned around and found that she’d done that same, flashing him a faint, awkward smile. 

After the rehearsal was through, everyone had headed back to the hotel’s restaurant where dinner was being served. Most of the wedding party and their partners had left pretty early in anticipation of a long day, but Frank had stuck around with Bonnie, hanging out with a couple old friends and hoping to catch Y/n alone for a few minutes. He was still thinking about their incomplete conversation from earlier and couldn’t shake the feeling that they might have gotten interrupted when she was about to say something important. But she’d been scarce since they’d gotten to the restaurant, and even when he did see her, she’d seemed so busy. 

By the time Bonnie had asked him if he was ready to head up for the third time, Frank was running out of excuses, their group was running out of people and Y/n was still out of sight. It was starting to feel like she was avoiding him again, he was starting to wonder if she actually was. At some point, he’d also managed to convince himself that he’d misread things earlier; maybe whatever she had to say wasn’t that important and she’d just forgotten. 

Had she also forgotten that she agreed that they agreed to talk after the rehearsal?  

Strapped for yet another excuse to prolong their stay, Frank excused himself while rattling off a lie about wanting to ask Jack something about where they’d be getting ready. In actuality, he had completely disregarded Jack, who was off in a corner with Amanda, saying goodbye for the night, and instead headed to where he’d glimpsed Y/n talking to Allison, the planner earlier. They were still together when he spotted her again, and standing a few feet away from the pair, he waited. 

Frank watched as she and Allison wrapped up their conversation, and before they parted, Allison pointed in his direction and he saw Y/n nod. “Hey,” she smiled wearily, approaching him, “I know I said we could talk earlier, I didn’t forget, its just Mandy wanted me to make sure that the hair and make-up team were confirmed for tomorrow, but then we couldn’t get any of them on the phone…..it was a whole thing,” she gestured elaborately. With a shake of her head and a smile, she relaxed her shoulders, “So, what’s up? What’d you wanna talk about?”

“I was just uh….” Taken aback upon realizing that she probably really had forgotten about what she was saying back at the rehearsal, he rubbed the back of his neck, and trailed off.  He couldn’t believe it; he spent all evening wondering what she was going to say, only for her to forget, or simply change her mind. “Thinking about what you were saying earlier.”

“About me leaving?” She furrowed her brows and swallowed thickly, “I meant it when I said I was sorry-”

“Not…” Shaking his head, Frank threaded his fingers through his hair before raking them through his scuffle, disappointed that he couldn’t seem to siphon it out of her- recreate the moment that had seemed to buzz with possibility. “Actually, can we talk about that?” He just needed to know why she’d left the way she had, if he didn’t, it would probably stick with him.

Y/n nodded, leading him to a quieter part of the restaurant, near a window, “Sure of course,” fiddling with her fingers, she cast her head down and add meekly, “I guess you wanna know why I stopped returning your calls and... you know....”

"Left town without saying anything," Licking his lips, Frank nodded, “Yeah,” he sighed, “It’s just….” He huffed, feeling on one hand that it was childish to still desire a reason while knowing for sure on the other that he deserved one. Mary even more so. “Why? Why like that?”

“It wasn’t you-”

“You keep saying that,” he cut her off hastily, “It wasn’t me but you left because looking at me hurt? It wasn’t me but just when I think we’re getting back on track you start ducking my calls and skip town? If it wasn’t me then what was it? And don’t say it was you- I deserve better than that.”

He might not have been mad, but it did still hurt.

Gnawing on her lip, she nodded. “You’re right. I left because….I didn’t know how else to deal with it. I looked at you, and I saw him....or maybe, what I wanted for him," she bent her heard and took a moment before continuing. "And then after the funeral, it felt like you were moving  on and I was still…..stuck. Even after I moved out, and a couple months had passed, it still didn’t feel any better than the night we found out. I still wanted our baby,” her voice cracked and Frank felt his heart pull,  “It was just…..infuriating to think that you could move on so fast. But at the same time, I kind of wanted that too- I just wanted it to be over; the grief, the anger. But it couldn't be over if everything around me was a reminder of what we didn’t have, so when I got that job offer, it was a chance to try to move forward.”

“Did it help?” A stiff, simple nod was enough to sting, though, it wasn’t as bad as he imagined it would be. On the contrary, Frank was pleased to hear that she'd found some peace, even if it wasn’t with him. “And for the record, I wasn’t moving on, I was just….learning to live with how much it hurt, but I think about Nicolas everyday. Back then…..it was like….it came in waves. Every time I thought the worst of it was over, the littlest thing would happen and it would just hit me all over again,” her empty space in their bed, a stuffed toy that Mary had had since she was a baby, a father in the grocery store with his own baby. “I still wanted our baby too,” he disclosed, fighting the urge to take her hand- seek comfort in her touch. 

It took a while before she responded, but when she finally did, Y/n’s gaze was still trained towards the window, looking past their transparent reflections and out towards the darkened, sprawling beach, “I didn’t know, I’m sorry.”

“You don't have to apologize,” Frank hummed- at least he knew. They were quiet for a while, though the silence was comfortable and Frank was only vaguely aware of the fact that Bonnie was still waiting for him. He wasn't ready to leave Y/n and he was still especially consumed by what she hadn't said- that pesky little half finished question from earlier. Maybe he should just get it over with and ask her. "What were you-"

"We should-" They both spoke up at the same time, stopping short when they realized they were interrupting. 

“You go first,” Frank encouraged, secretly hoping she’d suddenly remembered without him asking, 

“Oh, I was just gonna say that maybe we should head up. Bonnie’s probably waiting for you and we both have to be up early tomorrow.”

Just like that, Frank felt his heart plummet to his feet and the disappointment set in quickly. There was no way he could ask her about earlier that evening now, not without making things weird. “Right, right,” nodding, he managed in halfhearted grin and started turning away, “‘Night, Y/n.”

As Y/n offered her shy wave, he could have sworn her smile faltered, but tried to not read too much into it, “Goodnight, Frank.”

*****

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Looking for something fun and totally outside the (candy) box for you and your special someone to do for Valentine's Day? Something totally different and a little bit off-the-wall? Then keep reading! Most of us enjoy spooky TV shows and movies, right? We love that delicious adrenaline rush of being creeped out just a bit by thoughts of ghosts and the paranormal! If that sounds like you - and/or your special Valentine - then keep reading! Wouldn't it be big fun for you and your Valentine to spend a night (or weekend) at a haunted hotel? Just imagine what you might experience! And think of the bragging rights you'll have when recounting your ghostly adventures to family and friends! As part of my work as a psychic and medium, I have traveled extensively and stayed at some of the most interesting - and haunted - hotels in the United States. I like to stay at places that have a rich history, combined with stories about the spirits that reportedly roam throughout the properties. I have seen and heard otherworldly things that would send delicious little goose bumps up and down the spines of most people! Below is a list of some of the haunted hotels that I have enjoyed visiting and predict that you will enjoy visiting, too. New York City: The Jane Hotel - Some of the survivors of the sinking of the Titanic stayed in the building that is now the Jane Hotel in NYC's Greenwich Village. Guests report seeing ghostly apparitions and hearing the sound of sobbing . And the elevator often appears to have a mind of its own, traveling up at down between floors randomly. Guest rooms are inspired by luxury ship and train cabins and tend to be on the small side, many with shared baths. If you desire an en suite bathroom, choose to stay in one of the Captain's Cabins. Added bonus: You're in NYC! There is so much to see and do! Visit all the sites and see a Broadway show!

New York State - Catskills area: Burn Brae Mansion in Glen Spey, NY - Spectral apparitions and ghostly sounds are often heard by guests at this lovely bed and breakfast that was once the elaborate Victorian home of the widow of George Ross MacKenzie, third president of the Singer Sewing Machine Company. Other unexplained occurrences include doors opening and slamming shut; the sound of children playing; the sound of animals when no animals are present; and the sound of an organ playing, although there is no organ in the house. During my visit there, I distinctly smelled cookies baking in the downstairs area, but no one was baking cookies. Added bonus: The surrounding area is beautiful! Go for a hike, horseback riding, rafting, etc. Los Angeles, California: Millennium Biltmore Hotel - The ghost of Elizabeth Short is said to haunt the Biltmore. Ms. Short was last seen alive at the Biltmore shortly before her gruesome demise in 1947 and that still unsolved case has been dubbed "The Black Dahlia Murder." Soldiers who stayed in the building during and after World War II and young children are also said to roam around the hotel. Perhaps iconic stars from bygone Hollywood days pay post mortem visits to The Biltmore? Added bonus: Hollywood, with all its star studded sites, is close by...and so are California beaches! Atlanta, Georgia: Georgian Terrace - In December of 1939, this hotel hosted the "Gone With the Wind" Gala after the movie's premiere in downtown Atlanta. Clark Gable (and wife, Carole Lombard), Vivien Leigh (and future husband, Laurence Olivier) and other stars of the movie were in attendance. Some say that a gangland-style murder and other deaths have occurred here and there are frequent reports of ghostly activity occurring within the hotel. Added bonus: The haunted Fox Theatre is across the street from the hotel...and you're close to downtown ATL.   Austin, Texas Driskill Hotel - This lavish hotel, located in downtown Austin and completed in 1882, was built by Colonel Jesse Driskill, a cattleman who spent his entire fortune to build "the finest hotel south of St. Louis." He is said to haunt the hotel, along with a little girl who fell down the grand staircase while chasing her runaway ball and two brides who allegedly took their own lives in the bathtub of room 525, exactly 20 years apart. Added bonus: There are great places to eat, drink and be merry nearby. Do your part to help "Keep Austin Weird"! Denver, Colorado Brown Palace - One of the spirits that is said to haunt the Brown Palace is a young boy, dressed in Victorian era clothing, who has been seen rifling through the luggage of hotel guests. During one of my stays there, I returned to my room to discover that little intruder looking inside my backpack that was sitting on a chair! When we saw each other, we both gasped and he instantaneously vanished, leaving me startled and wide-eyed! Added bonus: The hella haunted Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado is about an hour drive from downtown Denver. The stately hotel was the inspiration for author Stephen King's best selling novel, "The Shining," which he wrote after he and his wife were guests there. The hotel has been featured on numerous paranormal TV shows. Kansas City, Missouri area Belvoir Winery and Inn - This cozy and comfortable, yet quite elegant, 9 room bed and breakfast, with its 1,500 square feet bridal suite, is located in Liberty, Missouri on the site of a huge former Odd Fellows complex. The inn was once an orphanage, so the sights and sounds of children who once called this building their home are regularly seen and heard by Belvoir guests. Numerous television shows have filmed at the inn and on the property, including Kindred Spirits, Ghost Adventures, Ghost Hunters and American Pickers. Added bonus: Have a glass or two of Belvoir's wines or your favorite cocktail at the inn's lovely bar located on the main level. And visit George, the inn's "mascot," who just happens to be a real skeleton! New Hampshire Omni Mount Washington Hotel - Located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, this property is simply spectacular! The most prominent spirit that is said to haunt the hotel is Princess Carolyn, former owner of the hotel, whose lovely suite is now available for guests to occupy. The hotel's dining room has a permanently set up table for Princess Carolyn in case she happens to stop in for lunch or dinner.  Added bonus: Sightings of the elusive Bigfoot have been reported in the area! Soak up the gorgeous scenery! Take the cog railway to the top of Mt. Washington. Go skiing on the nearby slopes during winter months. Boston, Massachusetts Omni Parker House Hotel - Rich in history and hauntings, the Parker house is the birthplace of Boston Cream Pie and Parker House Rolls! The Kennedy family, arguably America's "royal family," often visited this hotel. It is said that future president John F. Kennedy proposed to Jacqueline Bouvier at a table in the hotel's restaurant. At one time, civil rights activist Malcolm X, Vietnamese revolutionary leader Ho Chi Minh and celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse were employees of the hotel. While staying there, I was confused when I encountered the spirit of John Wilkes Booth, the man who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln. My encounter finally made sense when the hotel's historian told me that Booth had frequently stayed at the hotel and had even practiced firing his gun nearby. Added bonus: Granary Burying Ground (cemetery), final resting place of numerous Revolutionary War patriots, including Paul Revere, Samuel Adams and John Hancock, is nearby    Tampa, Florida area The Don Cesar - Affectionately known as "The Pink Palace" and located in St. Pete Beach, not far from Tampa on Florida's west coast, this hotel, like others on my list, is said to be haunted by its original owner. Wealthy New Englander Thomas Rowe built the hotel in 1925 in remembrance of his unrequited love for a lovely Spanish opera singer. The star crossed lovers are said to haunt "The Don," as are members of the New York Yankees baseball team, including Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, due to the fact members of the team once stayed at the hotel during spring training. Other reported spectral guests include gangster Al Capone and World War II era soldiers who may have stayed (and died) there while the building was being used as a convalescent hospital for aviators and pilots. Added bonus: The hotel has a lovely Gulf of Mexico beach.  San Francisco, California Queen Anne Hotel - A charming Victorian era boutique hotel located in the Pacific Heights neighborhood. Both the public areas and guests rooms are furnished in an eclectic style. The hotel was once an exclusive boarding school for young ladies, as well as a brothel that housed "ladies of the night." The headmistress of the girl's school, Miss Mary Lake, reportedly haunts the hotel, sometimes unpacking suitcases, tucking guests in at night and singing to them while they fall asleep. The most haunted room is said to be room 410, which was once Miss Mary Lake's office. Voodoo queen Mary Ellen Pleasant lived across the street from the hotel in the 1800's and it is thought that perhaps her spirit also roams the halls of the Queen Anne. Added bonus: Enjoy all that The Golden Gate City has to offer! Ride a cable car; eat some great seafood at a waterfront restaurant; visit Fisherman's Wharf and the spectacular Palace of Fine Arts, built for the 1915 World's Fair. Portland, Oregon The Benson - A world class luxury hotel that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built by Simon Benson and opening its doors in 1913, it is believed that Mr. Benson is the primary spirit who haunts the hotel. He is frequently seen on the grand staircase, in the hotel bar and dining room, and on the 7th, 9th and 12th floors of the hotel. A small and mischievous little boy, whom people assume is the ghost of one of Benson's sons, often appears and plays pranks on hotel guests. The ghost of a former porter who worked at The Benson is also sometimes seems, as well as the spectral images of a lady in white (doesn't every haunted property have a lady in white? LOL) and a lady in blue. Added bonus: Take a trip to see the nearby and spectacularly beautiful Columbia River Gorge and Multnomah Falls! New Orleans, Louisiana Bourbon Orleans Hotel - Once the location of the Sisters of the Holy Family's convent, girl's school, medical ward and orphanage, the Bourbon Orleans is reportedly haunted by the spirits of those who resided there during that earlier time. A Confederate soldier has also been seen at the hotel, as well as a lonely ghost dancer, seen dancing solo in the hotel's ballroom. The 3rd and 6th floors are said to be some of the most haunted areas. Added bonus: Laissez les bon temps rouler and enjoy all of the delicious and decadent delights that The Big Easy readily serves up! Savannah, Georgia East Bay Inn - This stately old building was built in the mid-1800's and once housed the offices of cotton merchants, as well as warehouses for cotton. In the mid-1980's, the property opened as a charming inn with 28 guest rooms. The rooms are spacious, with wooden floors, exposed brick establishing walls and high ceilings. A friendly ghost named Charley, a former worker in the building, allegedly haunts the inn. It is claimed that he is heard walking the halls late and night and sometimes will jiggle the doorknobs. Witnesses have said that lights flicker and some of their personal belongings mysteriously disappear. Room 325, known as "Charley's Room," is said to be the most haunted. Added bonus: Is there really anyplace in Savannah that isn't haunted? Visit them all! Walk along River Street. Take a ride on the riverboat. Put on your walking shoes and visit Savannah's numerous squares. And don't miss a visit to the magnificently beautiful Bonaventure Cemetery. San Antonio, Texas The Menger Hotel - The land on which the Menger sits is part of the historic site of the Battle of the Alamo. It is said that between 32 and 45 ghosts haunt the Menger. (Who came up with that number?!?) Among those ghosts are Teddy Roosevelt; Sallie White, a former chambermaid at the hotel who was shot nearby by her common law husband and died on the hotel's 2nd floor; and Richard King, a cattle baron who often stayed at the Menger and died in his suite on the 3rd floor. If you are brave enough, you can stay in the King Ranch Suite where Richard King died and sleep in the same bed where he took his last breath! Added bonus: Visit The Alamo. Walk along the River Walk. Dine in some of San Antonio's fabulous eateries. San Diego, California (Coronado Island) Hotel del Coronado - The elegant hotel, located on Coronado Island, has a resident ghost named Kate Morgan. Kate was a guest at the hotel in 1892 and killed herself with a gun a few days after an ugly break-up with her male lover. Guests at the hotel have reported seeing Kate's ghost walking in the hallways and along the hotel's lovely beach. During my visits to the hotel, I always hope to encounter the spirit of Marilyn Monroe, who shot the film, "Some Like It Hot," on the property back in 1958. Added bonus: While in the San Diego area, pay a visit to the haunted Whaley House in Old Town San Diego, where you can also shop at some of the area's charming stores. Washington, DC Hay-Adams Hotel - Washington socialite Marian Adams, known by the nickname Clover, reportedly haunts the Hay-Adams. Clover was an amateur photographer who died after ingesting some of the potassium cyanide that she used while developing her photographs. Her death was ruled a suicide, but some believed that she had been murdered. The ghost of Clover Adams haunts the hotel's 4th floor. Maids have told stories of hearing a woman sobbing, calling out their names and asking "What do you want?" in unoccupied rooms. Some guests say that visits by Clover's spirit are accompanied by the scent of almonds. Potassium cyanide, which caused Clover's death, is extracted from almonds! Added bonus: Visit the many beautiful monuments in DC, as well as The Smithsonian and nearby Arlington Cemetery. 

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Do you want to help support our medical professionals, those at risk, and artists/designers who may need a little extra assistance?  

Thankful for friends and social media, I have compiled a list of designers/artists who are sewing masks and PPE gear to donate to their local medical professionals and are providing masks to those at risk.  Regulations may vary as to what medical staff will be able to accept the masks and some masks have an additional layer of protection and some do not.  Check out a designer in your area and message them for details on how to support their efforts.  Comment below to add to the list. 

Thank you, 

With love from a non-sewer who wishes she could sew. Stay safe and healthy. 

WEST COAST

Rachel Appelle 

Designer: Rachelle Appelle 

FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/rachelleappelle

Instagram: 

Area: Los Angeles, CA

About: Rachel is making masks for medical staff in the Los Angeles area. Message Rachel for information on how to contribute (Email: rachelleappelle@gmail.com)

Ginger Nichelle

Designer/Brand: L. Royalty Clothing 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ginger.n.cinnamon

Area: California 

About: Ginger is making masks for medical professionals and persons at risk. Contact Ginger at nbcosplay@gmail.com.

Ngozika Justbeingme O’keke

Designer/Brand: Ngozika Justbeingme O’keke

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ngozika.okeke

Area: Los Angeles, CA

About: “I’m making masks for the public and donating them to healthcare personnel. My masks have filters in them. https://www.ngozikaokeke.com/filtered-masks”

Julian Amaro

Designer/Brand: Julian Amaro

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/julian.amaro.5

Area: Los Angeles, CA

About: Message Julian for more information. 

Brittney M. Redfield

Designer/Brand: Brittney M. Redfield

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackenesegirl88

Area: CA

About: “I can make masks for both personal and medical use. if anyone is interested email me. boogitybones88@yahoo.com , thank you”

Lisa N. Hoang

Designer/Brand: Lisa N. Hoang 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisanhoang/

Area: CA

About: Making masks and sharing instructions on her blog: https://lisanhoangofficial.com/blogs/news/face-mask-sewing-pattern

LA's Street Chic Boutique 

Designer/Brand: LA's Street Chic Boutique 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/round2la/

Area: Los Angeles, CA

About: “So I’m making masks to help out our shop @round2la during its mandatory closure. I use all safety precautions while manufacturing and spray with Lysol before shipping. We are asking for a $20+ donation to go toward our store bills. They are not medical masks but add an extra barrier between you and the world. Let me know what print you want and I’ll make it for once we receive the donation to Venmo @round2la “

Chad Jones

Designer: Chad Jones

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witchchad/

Area: CA

About: Reach out/message for more information.

Heather Rose O'Shea

Designer: Heather Rose O'Shea

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heatherroshea/

Area: CA

About: Reach out/message for more information.

EAST COAST: 

Caroline Baker

Designer/Brand: Maude Couture

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maudecoutureclothing/

Area: South Carolina

About: Contact to find out more. 

Kate McDonald

Designer/Brand: Kate McDonald Bridal/ Lula Kate

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katemcdonaldbridal/

Area: Charleston, South Carolina

About: Check out Kate’s GoFundMe page for more information.  https://www.gofundme.com/f/Help-Us-Help-Our-First-Responders

Evelyn DeVere

Designer/Brand: Evelyn DeVere

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ulalumelingerie/

Area:  South Carolina

About: “I have created a page on my website dedicated to my Covid-19 response. If you have funds and would like to purchase masks for yourself and your family, there is a product listing where you can do that! If you are a healthcare provider, essential worker, or someone suffering financial hardship at this time, there is a form you can fill out to request a free mask. Everyone deserves to feel safe. Website:https://www.ulalumelingerie.com/covid19-response”

Jen Latimer

Designer: Jen Latimer

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenlats50/

Area: South Carolina

About: Message her for more information. 

Cypress Avenue Works

Designer/Brand: Cypress Avenue Works

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cypressavenueworks/

Area: USA

About: “We have altered our elastic to a flat style (using and finding supplies where we can!) If you’d like to be added to our list please either dm or comment below! These can be made using any of the fabrics in our highlights! These masks will not prevent COVID 19. These are fabric masks typically used to help with allergens or other dust. They do not include a hospital filter. They are meant to assist those who normally would purchase masks for support of chronic illness. $15 (includes shipping) for the USA and $20 for Canada.”

Heather R. Johnson

Designer: Heather R. Johnson

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heatherrjohnson/

Area:  South Carolina

About: Message for more details but she is “Making 3 different kinds, child-size, adult and covers for N95 masks. 😷🧵💚.”

Natt Taylor

Designer/Brand: Natt Taylor

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natttaylor/

Area:  Atlanta, GA

About: “We are teaming up with @atlwomeninfashion + @grindpretty to provide masks for our essential workers! For every 1 mask you purchase, we will donate 2 masks to a local hospital, grocery store, etc.”For more information on face maks visit https://natttaylor.com/collections/face-masks

Edmond Newton

Designer: Edmond Newton

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edmondnewton/

Geographical Area:  Atlanta, GA

About: “For several days my team and I have made numerous attempts to get in contact with the proper contact in order to contribute mask that we have made for the healthcare workers on the frontline. If someone from Grady Hospital or other Atlanta based hospitals would please reach back out to our team, we are here eagerly waiting to help this global crisis.”

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Where Southern Charm Meets Bridal Bliss: A Journey Through Atlanta's Wedding Gown Boutiques

Atlanta, known for its vibrant culture and Southern charm, is a bustling city that offers a rich selection of bridal boutiques and stores. For brides-to-be in search of the perfect wedding gown Atlanta's bridal scene provides an array of options to suit various styles and preferences. In this article, we will explore some of Atlanta's top destinations for bridal gowns, guiding you on a journey to discover the dress of your dreams in this captivating city.

Bridals by Lori:

As a renowned bridal destination, Bridals by Lori has been a fixture in Atlanta's bridal scene for over 40 years. Featured on the popular TV show "Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta," this boutique offers an extensive selection of bridal gowns from renowned designers. With personalized service and expert consultants, Bridals by Lori provides a luxurious and unforgettable experience for brides. From classic and timeless designs to modern and trendy styles, you'll find a diverse range of options to suit your taste.

Kelly's Closet:

Nestled in the trendy Westside Provisions District, Kelly's Closet is a chic and intimate bridal boutique that showcases a curated collection of designer wedding gowns. Known for its selection of bohemian and whimsical styles, Kelly's Closet offers a refreshing alternative for brides seeking a unique and unconventional gown. The boutique's relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, combined with the expertise of their consultants, creates a delightful experience as you explore their thoughtfully curated selection.

Winnie Couture:

For brides in Atlanta who aspire to radiate timeless beauty and grace on their wedding day, Winnie Couture stands as a prestigious bridal brand known for its impeccable designs and exquisite craftsmanship. With its signature blend of sophistication and luxury, Winnie Couture offers a captivating collection of bridal gowns that perfectly capture the essence of Atlanta's vibrant bridal scene. Winnie Couture brings timeless elegance and luxury to the world of bridal fashion in Atlanta. With its exquisite designs, impeccable craftsmanship, and personalized service, Winnie Couture's Atlanta salon offers an extraordinary bridal experience. By choosing a Winnie Couture gown, you will not only look stunning on your wedding day but also embody the essence of timeless beauty and sophistication. Let Winnie Couture guide you on this remarkable journey as you find the bridal gown of your dreams in the vibrant city of Atlanta.

Wedding Angels Bridal Boutique:

Located in the heart of Buckhead, Wedding Angels Bridal Boutique provides a luxurious and personalized bridal shopping experience. With a wide range of designer gowns, including both traditional and contemporary styles, Wedding Angels caters to the diverse tastes of Atlanta brides. Their knowledgeable consultants are dedicated to understanding your vision and helping you find a gown that reflects your personal style and flatters your figure. With their attention to detail and commitment to exceptional service, Wedding Angels ensures a memorable and enjoyable experience.

Suite Bridal:

Tucked away in the vibrant neighborhood of Virginia Highland, Suite Bridal offers a unique and intimate bridal shopping experience. This boutique specializes in designer sample gowns, offering brides the opportunity to find their dream gown at a fraction of the original price. With their curated selection of high-end gowns from top designers, Suite Bridal provides a budget-friendly option without compromising on style and quality. Their friendly and attentive consultants are dedicated to helping you find a gown that fits perfectly and makes you feel beautiful on your special day.

Conclusion:

Atlanta's bridal scene is teeming with exquisite options for finding the perfect wedding gown. Whether you seek a classic, romantic style or a modern, fashion-forward design, Atlanta's bridal shops in Atlanta cater to a variety of tastes and preferences. From the iconic Bridals by Lori to the bohemian-chic offerings at Kelly's Closet, each boutique offers a unique experience with knowledgeable consultants who are passionate about making your bridal journey memorable. Explore Atlanta's bridal boutiques and allow their expertise to guide you toward finding a bridal gown that embodies your unique style and makes you feel like the radiant bride you've always envisioned.

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Atlanta Bridal Jewelry Market Brightens with Trendy Wears and Style-Conscious Vendors

The Atlanta bridal jewelry scene is sumptuous, with players like the bridal boutique White & Co Atelier. Having emerged as Atlanta’s premier bridal boutique for wedding, tutedo, evening wear, and all wedding accessories, it is attracting the discerning wedding shoppers profusely. For more information please visit : https://cartifynow.wordpress.com/2024/12/19/atlanta-bridal-jewelry-market-brightens-with-trendy-wares-and-style-conscious-vendors/

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The color palette for wedding dresses in Atlanta has expanded beyond classic white. Soft metallics, particularly rose gold and champagne undertones, are gaining popularity. These subtle hues complement various skin tones and photograph beautifully in both indoor and outdoor Atlanta venues. Bridal shops are also noting increased requests for gowns with colored underlays that peek through intricate lace overlays.

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The influence of Southern tradition remains strong, but with a modern twist. Atlanta's bridal boutiques are showcasing gowns that combine classic silhouettes with contemporary elements like pockets, side slits, and innovative sleeve designs. This fusion of old and new perfectly represents Atlanta's position as a city that honors its heritage while embracing modern fashion trends.

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