
29 June 2009

24 June 2009
22 June 2009
David & Rachel married.......




21 June 2009
Happy Fathers Day....

Here are a few of the most played Father-Daughter dance songs.....
The Way You Look Tonight
Unforgetable
Butterfly Kisses
Can you Feel the Love Tonight?
What a Wonderful World
Photo Credit: Lynette's Photography
15 June 2009
and the Bride wore glasses........


Here are some wonderful tips I found at TorontoBride.com:
If you are using a makeup artist, keep the lines of communication open and let him/her know you'll be wearing your glasses that day (in case he/she assumes you'll be taking them off).
Opt for colours that flatter your eyes and skin.
It is not mandatory to match your makeup to your glasses.
If you're nearsighted, your lenses may make your eyes appear to recede behind those frames.
Opt for a light neutral shadow on your eyelids and brow bones.
Add contour and definition with a slightly darker shade, in the same tone, in the crease area. Then, line only your upper eyelid with eyeliner (or use a dark eye shadow and brush), and apply some great mascara.
If you're farsighted, your eyes will be magnified by the lenses. In this case, you may want to opt for a medium neutral shadow on your eyelids. Go for a slightly darker shade in the crease area but do avoid bright or shiny colours as they will only serve to amplify your eyes further.
Along those same lines, depending on the lenses you have, they can magnify and overemphasize the appearance of under-eye circles (especially if you had trouble sleeping the night before). Use a creamy concealer in a shade similar to your skin colour, then set with loose or pressed powder. You know your eyes and face best.
If you want your eyes to stand out more behind your glasses, you can opt for a more dramatic look. To keep the focus on your eyes and not the glasses, try this technique. Apply a small touch of shimmer eye shadow, in white or champagne, at the inner corner of your eyelids. Blend it in by brushing towards the outer corners of your eyes.
All women benefit from curled lashes and the same goes for you! It creates an instant refreshing look and will, in your case, prevent them from brushing against your lenses. Opt for a mascara that lengthens and volumizes without clumping. Clumps are unattractive across the board.
Eyebrows are key for all women. Keep your eyebrows well groomed and defined to complete your refined wedding day look.
01 June 2009
Villa Bridal Open House

30 May 2009
Check out our sister blog..............

28 May 2009
Not your granny's girdle...........

You want to look gorgeous on your wedding day. What is the one thing that can totally ruin your beautiful wedding dress? Ill- fitting undergarments. It is extremely important to have the right bra for your gown but also important to have other support garments if necessary. The “girdle” has taken on a new life. Not the tight sausage roll look your grandmother wore. These new items feel like a second skin! Favorite brands include Lipo in a Box ( available thru QVC) or an Oprah favorite, Spanx. Spanx is available at Nordstrom http://www.nordstrom.com/.
Both come in black and nude and offer different styles. Regardless of whether you need tummy control, hip control or all over control. These companies have what you need!
Bra fittings—the experts say you should have a bra fitting at least every 6 months.
While you are there, don’t forget to have a bra sizing done. This is an excellent way to make sure you have the correct sized bra. It doesn’t take long to do at all. Believe me, you will thank me later. Get to know your lingerie manager/ bra fitter and they will be your best friend.
26 May 2009
Looking and feeling your best

- Spread beauty.
- Do what you love.
- Love what you do.
- Keep it simple.
- Laugh out loud.
- Go with the flow.
- Be real.
- Focus on the positive.
- Do your best.
- Just breathe.
Live your Life!
25 May 2009
What to Wear in your hair......

14 May 2009
Thankful Thursday

10 May 2009
09 May 2009
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A great photographer, without being noticed, can capture loving glances between a bride and groom, proud parents, and elated guests in a way that goes beyond a mere document of who attended the wedding and reception. Our style leans toward the well-composed, artistic candids, and photojournalistic portraits. While we do not ignore the posed photographs, our philosophy is they can be done efficiently. This allows you, your wedding party, and family to enjoy the wedding as you planned it. Ultimately, your images serve as a true witness to a beautiful day.
We are genuinely happy people that look forward to working with brides and grooms at their happiest moments."
08 May 2009
We have a WINNER.....

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07 May 2009
Postage Stamp increase


