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blackkudos · 6 years ago

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Iman

Iman Mohamed Abdulmajid (Somali: Imaan Maxamed Cabdimajiid, Arabic: ايمان محمد عبد المجيد‎; born 25 July 1955), professionally known as Iman ("faith" in Arabic), is a Somali-American fashion model, actress and entrepreneur. A pioneer in the field of ethnic cosmetics, she is also noted for her charitable work. She is married to David Bowie.

Early life and education

Iman was born in Mogadishu, Trust Territory of Somaliland. She is the daughter of Marian and Mohamed Abdulmajid. Her father was a diplomat and a former Somali ambassador to Saudi Arabia, and her mother was a gynecologist. She has four siblings: two brothers, Elias and Feisal, and two younger sisters, Idil and Nadia.

For her education, Iman attended high school in Egypt and later lived in Kenya, where she studied political science at the University of Nairobi.

Iman is Muslim, and fluent in five languages: Somali, Arabic, Italian, French and English.

Career

Modeling

While still at university, Iman was discovered by American photographer Peter Beard, and subsequently moved to the United States to begin a modeling career. Her first modeling assignment was for Vogue a year later in 1976. She soon landed some of the most prestigious magazine covers, establishing herself as a supermodel.

With her long neck, tall stature, slender figure, fine features, copper-toned skin, and exotic accent, Iman was an instant success in the fashion world, though she herself insists that her looks are merely or typically Somali. She became a muse for many prominent designers, including Halston, Gianni Versace, Calvin Klein, Issey Miyake and Donna Karan. A favorite of Yves Saint-Laurent, he once described her as his "dream woman".

During her 14 years as a high fashion model, Iman also worked with many notable photographers, including Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, Irving Penn and Annie Leibovitz.

Iman credits the nurturing she received from various designers with having given her the confidence to succeed in an era when individuality was valued and model-muses were often an integral part of the creative process.

She is signed to TESS Management in London.

BusinessIman Cosmetics

After almost two decades of modeling, Iman started her own cosmetics firm in 1994, focusing on difficult-to-find shades for women. Based on her years of experience mixing her own formulations for make-up artists to use on her, she had a personal hand in the final product and also acted as the commercial face of the company.

As of 2010, Iman Cosmetics is a $25-million-a-year business. It is centered on $14.99 foundations in 4 formulations and 14 shades, and is among the top-selling foundation brands on Walgreens' website.

In spring 2012, Iman signed fellow Somali designers Ayaan and Idyl Mohallim, founders of the Mataano fashion company, as brand ambassadors for her cosmetics line.

Global Chic

Due to her marketability and high profile, Iman was approached in 2007 by the CEO of the Home Shopping Network (HSN) to create a clothing design line. Inspired by her childhood in Egypt and modeling time with Halston, Iman's first collection introduced embroidered, one-size-fits-all caftans. Today, her Global Chic collection is one of four best-selling items among more than 200 fashion and jewelry brands on HSN, having evolved into a line of affordable accessories.

CinemaTelevision

Iman twice appeared in Miami Vice, playing Dakota in Back in the World (1985) and Lois Blyth in Love At First Sight (1988). Also in 1988, she appeared as Marie Babineaux on an episode of In the Heat of the Night.

In the mid-2000s, Iman spent two years as the host of Bravo TV's fashion-themed show, Project Runway Canada. In November 2010, she along with friend and colleague, designer Isaac Mizrahi, also began hosting the second season of The Fashion Show, a series Bravo started to replace its former hit Project Runway that now moved to the Lifetime network.

Film

An occasional actress, Iman first featured in the 1979 British film The Human Factor, and appeared in the 1985 Oscar-winning film Out of Africa alongside Robert Redford and Meryl Streep. She then portrayed Nina Beka in the 1987 thriller No Way Out with Kevin Costner, Hedy in the Michael Caine comedy Surrender the same year, and later played a shapeshifting alien named Martia in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991). Iman also dabbled in some comedic roles, appearing in The Linguini Incident in 1991 opposite her husband David Bowie, as well as the 1994 comedy/romance film Exit to Eden.

Video games

Iman makes a cameo alongside her husband David Bowie in the 1999 Windows 9x and Dreamcast 3D adventure game, Omikron: The Nomad Soul, developed by the video game company Quantic Dream. She appears as one of the numerous Omikronian citizens the player can "reincarnate" into.

Philanthropy

In addition to running her global beauty company, Iman is also actively involved in a number of charitable endeavors. She is currently a spokesperson for the Keep a Child Alive program, and works closely with, among others, the Children's Defense Fund. She also serves as an Ambassador for Save the Children, and has been active in raising awareness of their relief services in the greater East Africa region. Additionally, Iman works with the Enough Project to end the global trade in conflict minerals, having played a key part in the public campaign against blood diamonds through her termination of her contract with the diamonds conglomerate De Beers over a conflict of ethics.

Awards

Over the course of her long modelling and philanthropic career, Iman has received many awards. On 7 June 2010, she received aFashion Icon lifetime achievement award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), a special prize reserved for "an individual whose signature style has had a profound influence on fashion". Iman selected her friend, actress and former model Isabella Rossellini, to present the award. Wearing a gown designed by Giambattista Valli with four giant diamond bracelets on each arm, Iman thanked her parents "for giving me a neck longer than any other girl on any go-see anywhere in the world".

Personal life

Iman first got married at the age of eighteen to a young Somali man with whom she had fallen in love. The marriage ended a few years later when she moved to the United States to pursue a modeling career. In 1977, she married American basketball player Spencer Haywood. Their daughter, Zulekha Haywood, was born in 1978. The two divorced in February 1987. On 24 April 1992, Iman married British rock musician David Bowie in a private ceremony in Lausanne. The wedding was later solemnized on 6 June in Florence. They have one daughter, Alexandria Zahra Jones, born 15 August 2000. Iman is also stepmother to Bowie's son from a previous marriage, Duncan Jones. Both children bear Bowie's legal surname. Iman and her family reside primarily in Manhattan and London.

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heavyarethecrowns · 7 years ago

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Those that have married in to the Royal Families since 1800

Norway

Sonja Haraldsen born on 4th July 1937

Sonja was born in 4 July 1937 at Red Cross Clinic in Oslo, the daughter of clothing merchant Karl August Haraldsen and Dagny Ulrichsen

Her siblings were Haakon Haraldsen (1921–2016), Gry Henriksen (1924–1971) and Karl Herman Haraldsen (1929–1936, who died in a boating accident).

She grew up at Tuengen Allé 1B in the district of Vinderen in Oslo and completed her lower secondary schooling in 1954. She received a diploma in dressmaking and tailoring at the Oslo Vocational School, and a diploma from École Professionnelle des Jeunes Filles (a finishing school) in Lausanne, Switzerland. There, she studied accounting, fashion design, and social science. She returned to Norway for further studies and received an undergraduate degree (French, English and Art History) from the University of Oslo.

Sonja became engaged to then Crown Prince Harald in March 1968. They had been dating for nine years, although their relationship had been kept secret because she was a commoner. The Crown Prince made it clear to his father, King Olav V, that he would remain unmarried for life unless he could marry her. This would in effect have put an end to the rule of his family, and likely to the monarchy in Norway, as Harald was the sole heir to the throne.

Faced with having to choose one of his relatives from the Danish Royal Family, the Dukes of Schleswig-Holstein or even the Grand Dukes of Oldenburg as his new heir in place of his son, Olav V consulted the government for advice and, as a result, the couple was wed on 29 August 1968, at Oslo Domkirke in Oslo. She thus acquired the style of Royal Highness and the title of Crown Princess of Norway.

As crown princess she represented the royal family at various engagements and travelled extensively in Norway and abroad.

In 1972 she was involved in establishing Princess Märtha Louise’s Fund, which provides assistance to disabled children in Norway.

She has taken active part in large-scale initiatives to raise funds for international refugees and spent time in the 1970s visiting Vietnamese boat refugees in Malaysia. From 1987 to 1990, Crown Princess Sonja served as Vice President of the Norwegian Red Cross. She was responsible for the organisation’s international activities. She took part in a Red Cross delegation to Botswana and Zimbabwe in 1989.

Queen Sonja’s School Award was established in 2006 and is awarded to schools who have "demonstrated excellence in its efforts to promote inclusion and equality

Sonja established the Queen Sonja International Music Competition in 1988. It was originally for pianists, but in 1995 the competition became only for singers. The jury consists of diverse authoritative figures in opera and the winners receive a cash amount and prestigious engagements at Norwegian music institutions.

She is a longtime avid photographer and has a keen interest in art. She is a printmaker, and held exhibitions with artists Kjell Nupen and Ørnulf Opdahl in 2011 and 2013.

The Queen Sonja Nordic Art Award was established in 2011 with Tiina Kivinen from Finland being the first recipient in 2012. The prize will be awarded every other year.

In 2017, The Queen Sonja Art Stable was opened, a venue which will function as a scene for arts and culture.

Following the death of King Olav V on 17 January 1991, Sonja became Norway's first queen consort in 53 years. Queen Sonja accompanied King Harald V when he swore his oath to uphold the Constitution in the Storting on 21 January 1991. It was the first time in 69 years that a Norwegian queen had been present in the Storting.

Since his accession, Queen Sonja has accompanied the King to the formal opening of the autumn session of the Storting and the reading of the Speech from the Throne. In accordance with their own wishes, the King and Queen were consecrated in Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim on 23 June 1991. Following the consecration, the King and Queen conducted a 10-day tour of Southern Norway. In 1992, the entire Royal Family conducted a 22-day tour of Norway’s four northernmost counties.

The Queen accompanies the King on official state visits abroad. She acts as the hostess when foreign heads of state officially visit Norway. In 2005, Queen Sonja became the first queen ever to visit Antarctica. The Queen was there to open the Norwegian Troll research station in the country's Antarctic dependency, Queen Maud Land. The Queen flew in on one of the Royal Norwegian Air Force's C-130H Hercules transport aircraft, landing at Troll Airfield.

The Queen is appointed a Rear Admiral in the Royal Norwegian Navy and a Brigadier in the Norwegian army. She has undergone a basic officer training course and has participated in exercises

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toldnews-blog · 6 years ago

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Discover Greece's Amalfi coast

(CNN) — From colorful Parga and the stunning beaches of Sivota to the low-key port of Preveza, the Epirotic coast is dazzling.

Characterized as the Greek Amalfi Coast, though with its own allure, this endless coastline dotted with seaside villages, dreamy beaches, mountain villages, archaeological sites and amazing landscapes is still widely undiscovered.

It’s a real gem in Greece, with a charm of its own.

Here are the best places to visit when you travel here:

Parga

Parga is a colorful old town hugging the mainland but with an island feel.

Giota Siomou Besta

This quaint seaside town, with the colorful houses built like an amphitheater on a hill leading up to a Venetian castle, serves as the perfect base to explore the area.

Although on the mainland, the atmosphere feels like an island, with its compact center and lovely corners crowned by bougainvillea flowers and the surrounding hills full of olive groves.

Buzzing with life, Parga offers mesmerizing views of the Ionian Sea. Kryoneri beach is right in front of the town, while numerous restaurants, cafes and bars line the promenade and continue on the road leading up to the castle.

Panagia (Virgin Mary), the islet facing Parga with its whitewashed chapel, is one of Greece’s most photographed locations and is featured in tourism campaign posters by the Greek National Tourism Organization (EOT), and book covers (Paul Theroux’s “Pillars of Hercules”), as well as a dreamy setting for weddings.

“The islet is also part of a local, urban legend,” says Sergio Tsitakis, co-owner and director of Villa Rossa Boutique Beach Resort, the historic red mansion with a prime location right on Kryoneri beach. (Villa Rossa, Agiou Athanasiou 4, 48060 Parga, Greece; +30 2684031237)

Word has it that shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis, who bought the Ionian islet of Skorpios in 1968, had first expressed interest in buying this one. Today, during summer you can hop on a day trip from Parga and swim near the legendary island of Skorpios and others.

Villa Rossa offers luxury lodging at the end of Kryoneri beach.

Villa Rossa

In the morning, you can grab a crunchy oven-baked pargino koulouri, a traditional cinnamon-flavored bread ring, from the Green Bakery and stroll along Parga’s promenade and quaint alleys. (Green Bakery, 40 Sp Livada St., Parga; +30 26840 31400).

For sunset, you can head towards the Venetian castle on top of the hill. From up here, as you recharge over a drink at its café and take in the spectacular views, you’ll soon forget about the steep climb.

Back in town, the olive oil factory Paragaea is worth a visit. Visitors can learn how olive oil production is linked with the local culture and participate in an olive oil tasting. (Paragaea, K. Tzavella 19, Parga 480 60, Greece; +30 2684 032889)

Near the castle, the Pargas Distillery Amicos Cocktail Bar serves its own ouzo, liqueurs and cocktails with mezze platters in a pleasant setting. (Pargas Distillery, Tourkopazaro, Parga 48060; +30 694 700 9151)

August 15 marks a double celebration for Parga — not only is this the day of a big Greek religious celebration marking the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, it’s also when locals celebrate their return to their homeland from Corfu in 1913. Almost a century earlier, the townspeople had fled after Parga was sold by the British to Ali Pasha, the Turkish ruler of Ioannina.

There are plentiful delights hugging the hills around Parga harbor.

Giota Siomou Besta

On this day fishing boats decorated with lights sail towards the port, fireworks splash the sky and a massive street party with bands goes on until the early hours.

Further afield visitors can sample a day excursion to the islands of Antipaxos and Paxos, with its scenic port of Gaios.

On Antipaxos, the out-of-this-world water of Voutoumi beach is one of the highlights.

Archaeological sites such as the Nekromanteion temple (the Oracle of the Dead), dedicated to the ancient Greek gods Persephone and Hades, are another.

Activities in nature abound as well. Into The Wild offers tempting daily excursions for mountain biking, hiking, stand-up paddle boarding, and sea and river kayaking. Surfing is also gaining popularity here.

Best beaches:

The water is iridescent at Voutoumi beach on the island of Antipaxos.

Rania Margari

Close to Parga, the popular beach of Valtos, the lovely gulf of Lichnos and the tiny cove of Sarakiniko are all great options.

Where to eat:

Villa Rossa’s farm-to-table restaurant serves a seasonal menu based on locally sourced, top-quality ingredients featuring fish and seafood such as shrimps from Preveza or beef fillet with fresh Greek truffle from the Pindus mountains.

The chef, Theo Karathanassis, is known as the “saffron chef” because he uses saffron in many of his signature dishes such as his seafood risotto.

Aegis Dine & Drink, Paragaea’s restaurant, serves modern Greek and Mediterranean cuisine at a great location overlooking the sea. (Aegis Dine & Drink, Parga 48060, Greece; +30 693 724 1479)

Where to stay:

Villa Rossa offers fine dining overlooking the beautiful Parga bay.

Villa Rossa

Villa Rossa Boutique Beach Resort is a historic mansion with a great location on Parga’s main beach. (Villa Rossa Boutique Beach Resort, Agiou Athanasiou 4, 48060 Parga; +30 26840 31237)

Sivota

Sivota is a charming fishing village with access to plentiful beaches and hidden bays.

Rania Margari

About 30 kilometers northwest of Parga, Sivota is a small fishing village with a pleasant promenade, tiny center and grandiose setting.

Snuggled in green, with some of the most stunning beaches of the area and islets which create little fjords, this is the perfect place to hop on a boat and explore dreamy places such as Pisina beach or to experience a sunset cruise.

To feel the soul of this place it’s good to wake up early and watch the fishermen untangle the catch from their fishing nets and maybe buy lunch from them.

On the way from Parga to Sivota, a climb up to the village of Perdika rewards with unhindered views of the area. There are also many taverns offering simple Greek dishes.

Best beaches:

Zavia is one of the best beaches in the Sivota region.

Rania Margari

One of the most exotic beaches is Bella Vraka, reached by walking through shallow water — unusual and fun.

Megali Ammos has taverns right by the beach, while a glamorous beach bar offering super comfortable sunbeds dominates Mikri Ammos. Agia Paraskevi has a tiny island, which can be reached by swimming.

Karavostasi is a long and broad beach with superb blue waters and a traditional family tavern, Skala Karavostasi, serving cold beer, simple food and a stunning seaside view on the far end of the beach.

Where to eat:

Filakas Hotel restaurant (Sivota 46100 Greece; +30 26650 93345) for fish served at the seaside tables with great sunset views.

Melenio (Sívota, +30 2665 093662) is the place to go for ice cream, friendly service and cute outdoor seating.

Taverna “Oasis” in Agia village serves up traditional, hearty Greek food and great mountain views.

Where to stay:

Hotel Oriana (Sivota Thesprotia, Greece 46100; +30 26650 93520) is centrally located and also has recently renovated apartments with small kitchenettes.

Preveza

Preveza town offers a wealth of atmospheric dining options.

Ideal for a day trip, Preveza has a peaceful vibe, a laid-back seafront promenade and cute little corners in its city center to discover while walking. Here, the modern archaeological museum of Nikopolis and the archaeological site of ancient Nikopolis are major highlights.

During summer, Preveza Jazz Festival and the more traditional Sardines Festival (in August) draw the crowds.

Best beaches:

In the Preveza area, the deep-watered Monolithi and Kanali both stretch for miles offering numerous beach bars along the coast. The area is vast so if you prefer to hear only the sound of the waves and the feet tapping on the sand, it is possible.

Alonaki, with its grandiose rocky setting, is an experience of its own, while Ormos tou Odyssea cove has golden, fine sand and shallow waters.

Ormos tou Odyssea is a beach highlight near Preveza.

Rania Margari

Where to eat:

Downtown — Amvrosios for fresh fish and Psatha for traditional Greek recipes.

Kanali beach — Miriounis restaurant for tasty, simple food coupled with impressive sea views and sunsets or Sesa Boutique hotel’s restaurant for gourmet dining.

Agios Thomas — “To Ntaliani” and “Jimmy’s” for fresh fish.

Where to stay:

The Captain’s House (4-6 Karyotaki str. 481 00 Preveza Epirus, Greece; +30 2682023915) is a boutique hotel-guesthouse in a traditional mansion.

Daluz Boutique Hotel (Doridos 2, Preveza 481 00, Greece; +30 2682089220) are family-friendly apartments in the Psathaki area.

Sesa (Kanali Beach, Preveza 481 00, Greece; +30 26820 527070) is a luxury boutique hotel at Kanali beach.

Sailing

While Greek island hopping might be linked with the Cyclades islands, the Ionian Sea, with its calmer weather conditions and numerous sheltered harbors, is better for inexperienced sailors.

EY Sailing is one of the new breed of Greek sailing holiday companies offering thematic trips in the area which include visiting archaeological sites such as the Nekromanteion temple, kayaking in the River Aheron, tasting the local gastronomy in Preveza, exploring the idyllic islets of Sivota and also the nearby islands of Paxoi, Antipaxoi and Corfu, hiking, freediving and sailing.

Yachts can be chartered on a bareboat or skippered basis from Corfu, Lefkada and Preveza, all of which offer good marina facilities. Incrediblue, considered an Airbnb for boats, has many options.

Rania Margari is a travel, food and lifestyle freelance writer and journalist based in Lausanne, Switzerland. Follow her adventures at www.mygreektravellingspoon.com

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lymifashion · 5 years ago

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MY WEDDING

Larringes, France / December 24, 2019

(FR)

J’ai toujours rêvé de me marier. Donc quand mon copain m’a demandé en mariage le 7 avril 2018 à Venise après presque 10 ans de relation, j’étais ravie et j’ai tout de suite accepté.

Je suis une personne très perfectionniste et j’adore organiser des évènements. Je pensais qu’organiser mon mariage serait très facile mais j’ai quand même rencontré quelques difficultés. Aujourd’hui, l’organisation de mon mariage me manque et c’est pourquoi je vais me lancer dans un nouveau projet dont je vous parlerai bientôt plus en détails sur Instagram.

Mais en attendant, je vais revenir sur quelques points clés de mon mariage dans cet article et j’espère que cela aidera les futurs mariés dans leur organisation.

(EN)

I've always dreamed of getting married. So when my boyfriend asked me to marry him on April 7, 2018 in Venice after almost 10 years of relationship, I was thrilled and I accepted right away.

I am a very perfectionist person and I love to organize events. I thought that organising my wedding would be very easy but I still encountered some difficulties. Today, I miss organizing my wedding and that's why I'm going to embark on a new project that I will tell you more about soon on Instagram.

But in the meantime, I will come back to some key points of my wedding in this article and I hope that it will help the future bride and groom in their organization.

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LE LIEU

Il n’est pas facile de choisir un lieu. Il faut tenir compte de tellement de choses. Tout d’abord, le style que l’on imagine pour son mariage. Personnellement, je voulais me marier dans un lieu assez luxueux mais mon mari n’aime pas lorsque c’est trop. Nous avons donc dû trouver un compromis. Il y a aussi le repas. Est-ce que l’on peut faire appel à un traiteur ? Peut-on choisir plusieurs menus ? Peut-on apporter son propre alcool ? Puis, il y a aussi une question très importante : jusqu’à quelle heure peut-on rester faire la fête ? Beaucoup de lieux demandent de partir à 1h00 ou 2h00 du matin. Et pour finir, il y a le budget. Il faut parfois louer le lieu et payer en plus le prix plein pour chaque bouteille d’alcool consommée.

Finalement, après beaucoup de recherches, nous avons décidé de réduire le nombre d’invités et d’inviter tout le monde à l’apéritif et au souper car nous avons choisi de nous marier à Evian-les-Bains, en France, aux Lodges de Babylone.

Nous avons choisi ce lieu qui combine nature et luxe avec ses cabanes raffinées situées dans les arbres. Nous avons aimé l’originalité et le fonctionnement. Nous avons pu privatiser le lieu et une vingtaine de nos invités ont pu vivre l’expérience de dormir dans une cabane. Niveau budget, le prix du vin était inclus dans notre menu et nous avons pu amener toutes les bouteilles d’alcool fort pour la soirée dansante.

Le traiteur nous a fait des propositions de menus avec plusieurs gammes de prix et nous avons pu choisir ce que nous préférions.

Nous avons également pré-réservé un hôtel à Evian et organisé un car afin que tous les invités puissent dormir sur place. Cela était vraiment super car les gens pouvaient boire et s’amuser sans se préoccuper de devoir conduire pour rentrer.

Le lendemain, nous avons revu nos invités pour un brunch sur le lieu du mariage.

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THE PLACE

It's not easy to choose a place. There are so many things to consider. First of all, the style one imagines for one's wedding. Personally, I wanted to get married in a rather luxurious place but my husband doesn't like it when it's too much. So we had to find a compromise. There's also the meal. Can we use a caterer? Can we choose several menus? Can you bring your own alcohol? Then there is also a very important question: until what time can we stay for the party? Many places ask you to leave at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. And finally, there is the budget. Sometimes you have to rent the place and pay the full price for each bottle of alcohol consumed.

Finally, after a lot of research, we decided to reduce the number of guests and to invite everyone to the aperitif and dinner because we chose to get married in Evian-les-Bains, France, at “Les Lodges de Babylone”.

We chose this place which combines nature and luxury with its refined tree houses. We liked the originality and the functionality. We were able to privatize the place and about twenty of our guests were able to live the experience of sleeping in a hut. Budget-wise, the price of wine was included in our menu and we were able to bring all the bottles of hard liquor for the dance.

The caterer gave us menu proposals with several price ranges and we were able to choose what we preferred.

We also pre-booked a hotel in Evian and organized a bus so that all the guests could sleep there. This was really great because people could drink and have fun without having to worry about driving home.

The next day, we met our guests again for brunch at the wedding venue.

(FR)

LA DECORATION

J’ai trouvé ma décoratrice Sophie (Atelier Jeanne Pons) via un blog de mariage. J’ai tout de suite adoré son style de décoration et elle m’a fait un devis personnalisé en fonction du lieu que l’on avait choisi. Il est difficile de trouver une décoratrice qui corresponde à votre style et qui soit dans votre budget. J’avoue que j’ai eu de la chance car les tarifs sont quand même moins élevés en France qu’en Suisse et nous avons pu avoir une décoration qui nous corresponde.

(EN)

THE DECORATION

I found my decorator Sophie (Atelier Jeanne Pons) via a wedding blog. I immediately loved her style of decoration and she gave me a personalized quote based on the location we had chosen. It's difficult to find a decorator that fits your style and your budget. I admit that I was lucky because the rates are still lower in France than in Switzerland and we were able to get a decoration that suits us.

(FR)

LA ROBE

Pour moi, c’était très difficile de choisir ma robe. Comme je suis fan de la mode, je cherchais une robe qui se démarque et qui n’était pas du « déjà vu ». J’ai fait beaucoup d’essayages en Suisse, en France mais c’est finalement à Milan en Italie que j’ai trouvé ma robe. J’ai eu un coup de cœur pour une robe Nicole Spose que j’ai vue sur Internet. Honnêtement, ce n’est pas facile d’acheter sa robe là-bas lorsqu’on ne parle pas italien. Une seule vendeuse de la Boutique parlait anglais. Heureusement, j’ai eu la chance que ma témoin, Camilla, soit tessinoise et puisse m’aider. J’ai également dû me rendre trois fois à Milan. Il faut donc prendre cela en compte dans les coûts du mariage.

(EN)

THE DRESS

It was very difficult for me to choose my dress. As I am a fashionista, I was looking for a dress that stood out from the crowd and that wasn't "déjà vu". I did a lot of fittings in Switzerland and France, but I finally found my dress in Milan, Italy. I fell in love with a Nicole Spose dress that I saw on the Internet. Honestly, it's not easy to buy your dress there when you don't speak Italian. Only one saleswoman in the shop spoke English. Fortunately, I was lucky that my witness, Camilla, was from Ticino and could help me. I also had to go to Milan three times. So that has to be factored into the cost of the wedding.

(FR)

LA COIFFURE

Je voulais vraiment une coiffure spéciale pour mon mariage. Une coiffure que je ne ferais pas pour une autre occasion. Avec l’aide de mon coiffeur chez Cazance, nous avons pu sélectionné la bonne coiffure et il a réalisé un superbe chignon de mariage. J’avais posé des extensions de 40cm pour l’occasion afin d’avoir assez de matière pour avoir un chignon volumineux.

(EN)

THE COIFFURE

I really wanted a special hairstyle for my wedding. A hairstyle I wouldn't do for any other occasion. With the help of my hairdresser at Cazance, we were able to select the right hairstyle and he made a beautiful wedding bun. I had put 40cm extensions for the occasion to have sufficient hair thickness to have a voluminous bun.

(FR)

LE MAQUILLAGE

Je suis très difficile concernant le maquillage et je voulais vraiment que ce soit réalisé par une make-up artist. Je suis donc allée à Lausanne au Studio de Manor pour me faire maquiller. Cela est très pratique car vous devez acheter pour un certain montant de produits de maquillage mais vous ne payez pas vraiment le travail.

(EN)

THE MAKEUP

I'm very picky about the make-up and I really wanted it to be done by a make-up artist. So I went to Lausanne at the Studio of Manor to get my make-up done. This is very convenient because you have to buy a certain amount of make-up products but you don't really pay for the work.

(FR)

Je pourrai encore vous raconter beaucoup de choses sur l’organisation de mon mariage mais l’article serait beaucoup trop long. Comme tout le monde le dit, cela a passé très vite mais nous avons passé un moment incroyable avec nos proches et nous avons des souvenirs gravés dans nos mémoires pour la vie.

Si vous avez la moindre question, n’hésitez pas à me contacter. Je serais ravie de vous répondre.

Belles Fêtes à tous et merci pour votre fidélité

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I will still be able to tell you a lot of things about the organization of my wedding but the article would be much too long. As everyone says, it went by very quickly but we had an incredible time with our loved ones and we have memories that will stay with us for life.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me. I will be happy to answer you.

Happy Holidays to all and thank you for your fidelity.

Caro

Photographe: Maïlys Fortune

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johnkobra1108 · 6 years ago

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How to Choose the Best Video Production Services in Geneva and Lausanne

Today, many companies are seeking out new approaches to promote it their products and services, regardless of their length.

How to Choose the Best Video Production Services

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