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Not All Brides Walk down the Same Aisle! Fall 2009 is All about the DetailsWindsor, Ontario August, 13, 2009 Brides are rising to the occasion and saying “I Do” with the most unique signature statements in the history of weddings. And, grooms are just as involved, as couples are marrying at an older age. Today’s financial planning is shared and grooms are more involved. Planning a wedding can seem like an amazing task and they are soaring to new heights as style becomes paramount! Party themes are being modeled after oil paintings by Norman Rockwell and Vincent Van Gogh and others, evoking the idyllic depictions of the warm feelings and the beauty of the setting within the picture frame. Cakes, a time honoured wedding symbol, are ramping up the wedding theme, mimicking the bridal gown with lace designs or vivid colours. From Hollywood sets to medieval themes, brides and grooms are having the time of their lives matching their lifestyles and personalities. You’ll often find rental furniture and chandeliers in a vignette setting in the wedding hall for a living-room feel. Some brides are including their dog into the wedding day and the picture-taking, by having them walk down the aisle with them as well! This newly emerging trend is, of course, dependent on the personality of the animal! These touches are the things that separate one special day from another, and this upcoming season is no different. Jacqueline Kennedy and Princess Diana were responsible for the return to fairytale weddings, but today’s trends are far more than emulating the upper crust of society. Destination weddings have gone beyond the barefoot beach to mountain tops, vineyards, hot air balloons, sky-diving and underwater adventures. Once home again, there will be a party for the ones who couldn’t travel, but had the opportunity to view the bride and groom say their vows on a wedding web cast from afar. Technology is the new “now” for saying marriage vows. From flowers to food, invitations to photography, today’s weddings have taken on a whole new face. They are all about fashion and trends. Guests marvel at the Monday morning water cooler, when they describe the weekend weddings they attended. Today’s celebrations are fun, unique, energizing and most definitely, a treat to attend. What makes today’s weddings uniquely different is that they don’t follow the traditional template of their parent’s wedding day. You’ll find martini and sushi bars, ice cream and espresso carts, dessert bars, laden with treats of fruit yummy pastries and chocolate fountains, and artists sketching caricatures. There are more emerging trends that deserve to be watched. Wedding pies, ball gowns that flow like Starlet’s wardrobe in Gone With the Wind, and outdoor weddings on farms, vineyards, zoos, old train stations, local, sandy white beaches and even underwater. An actor friend of mine was recently hired to be an entertainment duo as a “statue-like” bride and groom, at a reception. They held their poses, mannequin-style, like decorative pieces in the hall, and, also mingled with the guests, creating a unique and edgy atmosphere adding a unique touch. Next season, cakes are still elaborate symbols with antiqued patina, painted with elaborate silver or gold leaf. Brides can choose a cake that isn’t made with cake batter at all, but constructed of cheese rounds and decorated with fresh garlands of flowers. Today’s gowns and flowers speak volumes about romance. Vintage, opulent, glam is in with veils, feathers and sparkly jewel clips. They will be the rage well into 2010. The recreation of the Hollywood-look is quite simple and understated. The details of the dress are second only to the bride’s face as the focal point. Bright colours, rich in hues of gem colours such as amber, plum and navy are coming into vogue. Copper, butter cream and black are also on the horizon. Big weddings, intimate, traditional weddings, beach weddings, yacht weddings; whatever venue is chosen speaks loudly to the couple and their lifestyle, and its adding flair and fun to a wedding invitation. Almost anything goes, with each wedding personalized with the bride and groom’s signature style. If wedding invitations are filling your mailbox, you may find an adventure in the extraordinary as couples continue last season’s trends with their distinctive fingerprint and do it their way! Weddings are wonderful events because no two are alike and, are dictated by families, customs and the personalities of the people hosting them. To everyone planning an upcoming wedding; there has been no time as exciting as right now for your wedding day. The sky is the limit; the mood is lively and fun, and couples have every option in the world to say, “I Do” their way. For more information, please contact: Sheryl Davies, 519-252-8463 or [email protected] FACEBOOK PAGE: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=8871787529 BLOG THE AISLE: http://bridaltalk.theweddingguide.ca I’ve been reading about 2010 Wedding trends and the trend is pointing to a more unique, signature-style wedding . With the influence of year’s gone by, the style is moving toward home weddings, which aren’t necessarily less expensive, but certainly are more intimate and personal. A back yard is more easy-going for everyone. Your guests are more relaxed and it can be a great and moderately priced entertaining choice, or you can go all-out.
The consensus was a very glam, opulent and vintage cover. We have since learned that our cover girl, Brooke Boyle is vying for The Miss Universe Canada Contest in Toronto this week. And, the best of the best is that she is also a local Windsor/Essex native and she is engaged! All the best tomorrow, Brooke. 2 Veils with a feather or a jewel-clip and netting is the favourite choice for brides and they cover only the face. This is going to continue to be the head-piece rage well into 2010. It makes a statement and is more fun to wear and look at than the long trains of your mother’s day. Looking ahead to bridesmaids dresses, and we’ve all been there; there’s more freedom to having the bride pick her colour and letting the gals buy their own styles, and meld the look together as one. The only key is too make certain that the styles are all either formal or informal. The two looks together won’t do it! There are more emerging trends that deserve to be watched. Wedding pies, for- rent commercial aircrafts for ceremonys, ball gowns that flow like Scarlet’s wardrobe in Gone With the Wind, and outdoor weddings on farms, vineyards, zoos, old train stations and local, white sandy beaches. Special decorating touches like your mother’s roses in antique vases will grace the guests’ tables. Bright colours are in – rich hues in gem colours such as amber, plum and navy are coming into vogue. Copper, buttercream and black are also on the horizon. To everyone planning a wedding; there has been no time as exciting as right now for your wedding day. The sky’s the limit, the mood is fun and friendly, and you have every option in the world to say ” I do” your way. Until later, |
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