Venues?

I've got the itch to find venues...I have no idea why! I know for sure there will be some kind of grand staircase involved! :D

                                              http://www.trinityhouse.co.uk/venue_hire/rooms/staircase

http://www.destinationweddingmag.com/gallery/7-grand-wedding-staircases

The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort - Kiawah Island, South Carolina 

http://www.destinationweddingmag.com/gallery/7-grand-wedding-staircases

Fairmont le Chateau Frontenac - Quebec City, Canada

http://www.weddingvenues.com/vimages4317/wedding-image-15675.html

More pics

 This dress is so nice and simple!

 My dream was to walk down a pair of staircase like this but I don't know how it would work with all my wants lol!

Creative or what?!

Yes please! I might need the CIA at my wedding!

 This dress!!!!!!!

Awww!

Wedding pics

I'm loving these photos right about now :)

Outdoor?

If it's not in a church, walking up to this would be amazing!

Walking through this would add to the magic!

Beach reception

This is a nice little set up if my beach reception works out...

Morning of....

This looks more likely on my wedding morning...

Lace back

Can I have this and the bow please?

Reception photos

I'm feeling this pose for my reception....cause you know it has to be an evening wedding.

A gift

Apparently this could be a potential gift for the groom on the wedding morning? Erm....we'll see.

Butt.bows

Let me be honest I've been obsessed with butt bows for a while now and look I have it on my wedding dress! :) I don't know how it would work around my cathedral length veil but we gonna have to see!

I think I'll have to get this simple style to compensate for the bow and the veil...

Veils

So you have to know-I've chosen a veil! I actually like two, but one a little bit more than the other. Not too sure on the colour of the wedding, country, location, or if there is actually gonna be a wedding but it's official. See if you can guess which one it is...

• Blusher

  It is often referred to as the ´bouffant´ or ´shoulder´ length veil, however this is a misconception. Traditionally, the blusher is the veil piece which comes forward, covering the face. Sounds like a birdcage veil to me!

• Bouffant

  This is a very short veil. It was very popular back in the 1960´s. This really suits a simple gown, or a bride with a shorter hairstyle. The standard length will sit just touching the top of the shoulders.
  

• Shoulder

  This style of veil is really the extended version of the bouffant veil as it sits just below the shoulder, in line with the top of the armpit.
  

• Elbow

  This style is still a shorter style veil. The Elbow length veil, sitting just at the elbow, is very flattering for younger brides in their early twenties when worn with a strapless ballgown style wedding dress.
  
  

• Waist

  This veil is an extended version of the elbow veil. The veil will sit just at the waist, being one or two inches longer than the Elbow length veil. This style can look most elegant on small petite brides wearing a slimming gown with no train.
  

• Fingertip

  This veil ends at the fingertips, and is a very versatile style veil as it suits all gowns, and brides of all ages. Brides that are significantly overweight are best to select this style if they are seeking shorter veils.
  

• Knee

  This style is extremely attractive when worn with tea length gowns. This is very much an American trend. Regardless, it has a very light refreshing appearance about it, and extremely appropriate for informal day weddings. (Tea length gowns are mid-calf length).
  

• Waltz

  This is a very elegant and charming style veil as it has just enough length to touch the floor, or alternately, fall half an inch short of the floor. Ideally, the length of this veil will be determined by the length of the gown. A gown that sits flush on the floor will generally have a train of equal length. There is no train. This look was very popular back in the 1920´s, and also back in the early 1800´s.
  
  

• Chapel

  This is the first of the veils to have a train, being 108 inches in length. Whilst it is traditional that the length of your veil should match the length of the train on your gown, this is not by any means a hard and fast rule. In fact, wearing a veil with a train can be very elegant when the gown itself is floor length (no train at all). This look is very soft and very feminine.
  

• Cathedral

  This veil is 144 inches in length. It is quite a long veil, and whilst it appears to be very elegant and classic, it is not the easiest of gowns to manage. You need to ensure the bridal party assists with lifting it when walking, and setting it out when taking photographs. Many brides do feel this is too cumbersome, particularly when they are going to spend a considerable amount of time outside in a windy environment.
  

• Royal

  This is the most regal of all veils, sitting 180 inches in length. Not many brides chose this particular length as they feel it is highly impractical. This length will also prove to be quite costly.
  

• Detachable Veil

  Brides who want the best of both worlds can have a veil that comes in two segments. This is far too difficult to explain – you really need to visit a bridal store and see for yourself. However, the significant feature is that the bride may present at the church and attend the entire ceremony with a lovely chapel or cathedral length veil, allowing her to separate and remove the longer portion of the veil, leaving a fingertip or elbow length veil only. This option is useful only for practical reasons.

I don't know if you guessed but the fight was between the Cathedral or the birdcage with the cathedral being me first choice...

Center pieces

I was browsing and I saw these cute unusual centre pieces. I'm really feeling the green....with the blue I think it would just be real cute!

I find these absolutely stunning! Might have to give my bridesmaids this...Then later it can be used as the center piece.

Cake toppers

So let's talk cake toppers! Here are some of the creme de la creme! The first being the cutest. Emily used these for her wedding and I just love the fact that you can design them to look like you and your significant other.

The below topper is actually placed in front of the cake because it is pretty radically.

The below topper would be cute for an outdoor beach wedding. Still trying to figure out if I want my reception on the beach..I think this is cute though.

Loving the wooden or themed toppers. Just need to figure out how its gonna go down.

Believe - Brian Courtney Wilson

Bianca said this song reminded her of me...awwww!

The latest thing to catch my attention on pinterest is this:

That´s right a wedding corsage for the bridesmaids! Instead of bouquets? I wonder what they do with their hands when they walk down the isle?

Despite the convenience, I don't think this is for me. I prefer actual bouquets! They look cute though! ;)

Brian McKnight - Love Of My Life

Tunee!!! Gotta get this in the wedding!!!!

Save the date!

This is too cute....or maybe I'm getting more lovey-dovey :O It does help that I'm feeling her green shoes...

Bridesmaid bouquets

Feeling this.....I'm on a roll tonight!

Center piece...

I am really feeling this! Need to figure out how it works though...

Bridemaids...

Found the dress in the color!!!! :D

God's Glory In Marriage

You better believe it!