Planning Your Wedding
Planning Your Wedding day
There is so much to plan and so little time!
Its important to have a written plan and to check off the jobs in a time line.
All you really want is a smooth flowing day when everyone is there and the marriage is taking place.
Dramas and disasters are not something you want taking place so remember these key points when you are planning your wedding day.
This is a short list for the months leading up to the big day
You have probably set your date so….
The most important task- Setting a budget!! How much you will spend.
You will need to set a time to decide upon and meet the people to make it happen
-Bridesmaids and groomsman
-Flower girls and ring bearers
-A clergyman or pastor
-A photographer
-A florist
-A caterer
-The guest list(the hardest sometimes to choose)
-Some weddings require a coordinator to help with the music, floral and colour arrangements.
There are three important locations that also need to be chosen
-A church or ceremony location
-A reception hall or venue
-A honeymoon!! (the best of the three, do you need passports?)
The preparations will need a few crucial things to be brought also
-Wedding invitations and stationary
-The wedding dress and bridesmaids dresses and veils
-The groom and groomsman’s suits
-A really grand wedding cake!
There are a few smaller however important details
-A guest registry
-Transport to and from the wedding(limousine etc)
-A diary of all gifts so you can post thank you notes
-Accommodation for family and friends interstate etc
-A marriage license(fairly important)
-Place advert in local paper notifying of wedding
-Start changing surnames!(exciting)
Once you have start getting organised and setting dates for you wedding
things will start to roll along nicely and your big day is one step closer!
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Measuring your shoes size
Have you ever needed to know how to measure your shoe size?
You need to know pretty accurately if you are ordering online
Having the correct size shoe is very important to having comfort and stability.
Too small and your foot is cramped and will hurt, too big and your foot will move around too much and you could slip over and hurt yourself.
Method For Measuring Your Shoe Size:
-Grab a piece of paper longer than your foot and tape it down to the ground.
-Place your foot on the paper and trace around your foot with a pen or pencil.(try and do this while standing with weight on both feet evenly)
-Remember to measure both feet as they can vary by quite a bit.
-Try not to have the line too much bigger than the foot (by way of the thickness of pen or pencil)
-You can then measure the length from the top of foot (big toe usually) to the bottom of the heel.
-This becomes the length measurement.
-Your width measurement is the same repeated by measuring from the two widest parts of your foot.
The length has many variables while there is usually only three different widths (a, b & c) for the widths
Note: best to measure your size at the end of day while foot is most swollen after a day of walking around.
You now have the important info and are ready to order.
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Tiaras originally come from a long way back and were used originally by kings and emperors as a type of crown. In the Assyrians age during 934 BC a tiara consisted of two horns and a peak in the middle, which acted as a symbol of authority.
Jewels were not so prominent in this age and feathers were used. However as times have changed and tiaras had become more widely used in the 1600′s during celebrations, jewels were more commonplace.
Some of the most beautiful headpieces had a nice balance of glimmering jewels and nice ribbons and lace. It soon changed to important ladies wearing tiaras also.
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