You’ve just finished planning the wedding, and you’re just waiting for everything to fall right into place. If you think the worst is over and that you’ll be enjoying the most magnificent day of your life, when you tie the knot on your wedding day … you might want to think again. According to Farmer’s Almanac, the recent entries on their Worst Wedding Weather Contest came from the most unlikely places. Couples living in Texas, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana have experienced the wettest, windiest, snowiest and sometimes hail-ridden wedding days.
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The most elegant and fashionable hairstyle option for many brides with long tresses is the Updo. There are different types of Updo, and all of which require at least shoulder length hair. If you don’t have enough hair to put into a bun, you may opt to have hair extensions applied to get the same glamorous result. If you find that these styles are hard to do on your own, it would be best to have them done by a professional stylist or at least someone who has created this hairstyle in the past.
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If you look at different Bridal Magazines, you’ll see images of elegant models clothed in expensive, designer wedding gowns, adorned with jewels and accessories; and whose hairstyles you probably want done for your tresses on the big day. But these are size 1, or even size zero women, who look good in about every style and design. You have to choose a hairstyle that suits your personality and your bridal dress, as well as fit into your budget.
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Hmmm… weddings are supposed to be nothing less than prolonged moments of pure bliss, right? Then why is it that aside from the wedding jitters, you’re still anxious about the other things that could ruin your big day? Your adorable lilies may not arrive as scheduled, your dress may not fit (and you wouldn’t even dare try it on before the wedding), you don’t go along so well with your best man, and you’re worried that he might ruin the toast… the list of anxiety opportunities goes on and on that you fear you’ll have a breakout the day before the wedding (no, anything but that!)
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Weddings are occasions of sentimentality and nostalgia. This is probably the reason why more and more couples are opting for wedding themes which hark back to the bygone eras of romance, particularly the uber-chivalrous Medieval Age. There’s no better way to reenact the Lancelot-Guinevere love affair than by having a Medieval theme for your very own wedding.
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Weddings during the chivalrous Elizabethan age originated the various traditions we observe today, such as the exchange of vows and wedding bands, the handing down of the garter, and the wedding cake. The idea of the wedding procession was also developed during this period, as well as the custom of adorning the bride with blossom wreaths, with love-knot ornamented bouquets to boot. It was as if this era was particularly enjoyed more by ordinary people than the royalty, and weddings were undoubtedly a highlighted occasion in any season.
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