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Quite unexpectedly one of Liv's best friends, Brieanna announced her engagement. Andre had just asked her to marry him & she was bursting at the seams to share the news with Liv. It was all so very exciting. Brie and Andre had been dating for a little over a year, but there hadn't been any mention of a wedding. At least not to Liv & she would know because Brie tells her everything.

Brie is thinking about having the wedding in Jamaica. Andre doesn't seem to care where he gets married as long as Brie will be his Beach Wedding Dresses. Andre did agree to the September 23rd wedding date, but hopes that Brie will take charge of all the details. She's considering staying at Sandals, an all inclusive couples resort located on a private island in Montego Bay.

Brie has heard a lot about Sandals' "WeddingMoon" package from her friends and has even fallen in love with the famous drink called the "Jamaican Smile." One of the things that appeal to Brie about Sandals' "WeddingMoon" is that Preston Bailey gives his special attention to each one. Many Hollywood stars have chosen Preston to create that ultimate romantic moment for them so he comes highly recommended.

Another reason that Brie is thinking about Sandals is because of the transfers they give to each couple upon arrival. The transfers allow the newlyweds to hop on air conditioned shuttles and go to other Sandals Resorts in "Mo Bay." It makes it easy to travel within the same town for a variety of dining experiences and a change of scenery. Sandals also has the "Stay at 1, Play at 7" program. This means their guests can take advantage of the amenities at all 7 of the resorts in Jamaica, if they'd like. It's a matter of convenience combined with the bonus of seeing other parts of the island.

Andre and Brie completed the Honeymoon Bridal Registry they had discovered on their favorite travel website, http://www.dress2sale.com It's free for couples to register and provides a variety of options for family and friends when choosing Column Wedding Dresses. Andre and Brie have both lived on their own for a number of years. They don't want the material things that most newlyweds who are just starting out need. With that in mind the happy couple made a wish list of romantic things that they would like to experience on their honeymoon. Their dream list consisted of little adventures that they would always cherish.

Brie and Andre thought the Bridal Registry was awesome and would be convenient for everyone. Their friends and family will save gas and the aggravation of driving to the mall by simply ordering their gifts online at http://www.dress2sale.com It's easy to use too. All Brie and Andre had to do was bring up the travel website, click on "Bridal Registry," and follow the easy instructions. Instead of buying a toaster or blender, Brie & Andre's friends and family will have other options. They may contribute towards a romantic couples massage, limo ride w/champagne, Kingston Jamaica Day Tour, live webcast of the wedding, The Dolphin Experience, Hot Towel Beard Shave or even cash to help towards the cost of the honeymoon.

Brie's thoughts turned back to when she first met the love of her life. She had always been a romantic so she knew right away that Andre was the perfect match for her. He loved the same things that she did, sailing, horseback riding, surfing & snowboarding. But she moved him to the top of her A-list when he told her that he volunteered at the Special Olympics every year. Andre won Brie's heart because he truly cares about helping people. His good looks were just a bonus, a part of the total package. He doesn't just talk about volunteering, he takes action.

Brie also volunteers, but her focus is on helping people who are living with HIV/AIDS. That's how she met Liv. They both were volunteers at the Pater Noster House. The Pater Noster House takes care of low income individuals who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS and are homeless or facing homelessness. The Pater Noster House provides a temporary place for them to stay.

Liv & Brie are fun-loving people whose enthusiasm and joy of life is Tea Length Wedding Dresses. They enjoy volunteering and have found it to be rewarding because the people they assist are very cool and often become their friends. Most just want someone who'll listen to them while they bare their souls. People living with AIDS often endure pain, ridicule and avoidance. Although, thanks to education, things have gotten better, but there's lots of room for improvement.

Liv's brother died of AIDS many years ago. During the last few months of his life he lived in the Bailey-Boushay House in Seattle, WA. It was the first 24-hour AIDS nursing home and hospice in the US. The doctors, nurses and volunteers took excellent care of Liv's brother. They even provided accommodations for her family while visiting her brother. The special attention and strong desire to keep Liv's brother comfortable during the last few months of his life touched Liv deeply. So she vowed to do her part. She wanted to comfort other's and help relieve some of strain that families in similar circumstances might be feeling. That's when she decided to volunteer at the Pater Noster House.

Volunteering has always been in Brie's blood. She tries to help those less fortunate than she because she's just that type of person. Brie was the one to call on if you needed help in high school or church. After graduating she continued that spirit of helping others by volunteering in the community and other charities. But her heart and passion has always been to contribute, in her small way, to finding a cure for AIDS. The battle against AIDS must be won soon!

Volunteering for Liv, Andre and Brie is a common thread that ties them together. Now they have a wedding to look forward to. Hopefully, the plans will be finalized soon. There's still a couple of other wedding destinations to consider, so Brie and Andre will look into those before making their final decision. Who knows, maybe they'll choose an Adventure Wedding and Honeymoon in Africa.

Ah, the joys of little sister poems recited at weddings. Can you really get enough of it? The question is, more to the point, if you're the little sister in question, do you really want to recite, or have recited to you, a poem at a Ball Gowns. In my opinion, and being the littlest sister in question I can state emphatically that no, I do not want any of these things happening to me.

Having been forced to recite a little sister poem on the occasion of my oldest sister's nuptials, I then lived in hope that I wouldn't have to do the same for my other two sisters. My hope was in vain, and amazingly short. Especially the time when I pretended to have laryngitis!

I'm not like my sisters, or indeed any other female in my A-line Wedding Dresses, and detest with a vengeance anything that comes even close nauseatingly sappy. Had I been given the choice I would have been glad to give a rousingly good speech that did not resort to any sap. I was not so lucky.

Little sister poems are all good and well, as long as you hit just the right blend of happy sentiment and maybe even humor. And the best part is, you don't even have to think up any of the nicely sentimental lines yourself. A verse from here, and another from there, and something which has meaning to the bride or groom in question, is all that is needed to make really good little sister poems.

And now that it is my turn to walk down the aisle, all I can say is that I live in dread at what type of little sister poems I'm going to have to listen to. Hopefully it won't become too mushy and will be something I can live with, but then again, since I know it's coming from the heart, I do believe that it will work out quite nicely regardless.

It should also be noted here for all you little sisters out there, whether you are going to be on the receiving end of these little sister Empire Wedding Dresses, or whether you are going to be doling it out, remember that it might be sappy, but it's all done for the sake of love, and in the end nothing beats that. So say your piece, or listen quietly, and revel in the knowledge that your family cares enough about you to go to such extraordinary lengths.

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Are you ready to sink your teeth into a wedding day confection? Not many guests leave the reception before the cake is cut! Your delicious and decorative wedding cake is a tradition that will be featured in your many photographs for years to come. Therefore, add your own personal style when choosing your perfect wedding cake.

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Wedding Cake Etiquette Here are wedding cake etiquette tips for you to know: a?￠ The wedding cake is displayed on a beautifully decorated table, which goes in front of the main table without blocking the guests' view of the bride and groom. A decorated knife is usually placed at the table. a?￠ The cake is cut after the reception lunch or dinner has been served. a?￠ The cutting of the cake is announced prior to the cutting. a?￠ The right hand of the groom goes over the right hand of the bride, while they cut the wedding cake together. The first slice is fed by the groom to his 2010 Wedding Dresses, after which the bride serves her new husband. a?￠ The wedding cake is then taken away by a family member, friend or the catering staff to be cut. The cutting is not done in front of the guests. a?￠ The cake is then served with coffee or tea. Know that once the cake is served and eaten, your guests will start to leave.

What to Ask the Baker Selecting the right baker to create your wedding cake is important. A wedding cake is a work of art. Here are some helpful questions to ask your baker to make sure that you get exactly what you are looking for: Ask to see their portfolio: Ask the baker to show you pictures of wedding cakes that they have previously made. This will help you to determine if you like the baker's style and creativity.

Ask about Custom Designed Cakes: Find out if the baker will custom design a wedding cake from your specific idea or picture. Also ask if they charge an extra fee for this service. Ask for a Tasting: Ask the baker to offer you a tasting before you order your cake. Many bakers will let you taste the various cakes, frosting and fillings used for wedding cakes. Delivery and Set-up: Ask the baker if they deliver and set up the cake. Your caterer will not be happy if he or she has to set up a cake that has not been ordered by them. Additional Charges: Ask the bakers if they are going to charge you any kind of deposit for items such as cake tops, pillars, or columns, which will have to be used and returned to them. Inquire about costs if you fail to return the items. Also inquire if there is an additional charge for setting up the cake. Ordering the Wedding Cake: Bakers often require you to place your order at least a couple of months in advance. This gives them enough time to devote to making your cake. Once you settle on a particular baker, put down everything in writing and have them confirm it so that there is no room for any confusion later on. Make sure the order clearly states what kind of wedding cake you have chosen. If it is going to be a shaped cake, write down the exact shape or design that you have requested. List down how many tiers the wedding cake is going to be made of. If you wish to store the top tier of the wedding cake for your first anniversary, remember not to count its pieces for serving your guests. Also specify what flavor each separate tier should be of. The wedding cake order should include a little description of the decorations that you have decided on. Specify which cake topper will go on the wedding cake. List the time, date and location of the wedding reception. Lastly, specify the exact cost of the entire wedding cake, including any additional charges. If any deposit is given, write down the amount of the deposit as well as the remaining balance.

Do you know these Wedding Cake Traditions? The wedding cake was originally made of many little wheat cakes. These were broken over the head of the new bride. This tradition was meant to bestow fertility and good luck to the new bride for her married life. Fortunately for the bride, this tradition is no longer practiced. The cutting of the wedding cake was once cut only by the bride and was symbolic of her upcoming loss of virginity. In modern times this tradition of cutting the cake includes the groom as well. Cutting the cake and sharing the first bite with each other symbolizes the couple's promise to share their new life together. The top tier of the wedding cake was traditionally kept and used at the christening of the couple's first child. But today, this tradition has been modified and the top tier is saved to be used at the couple's first anniversary. Another wedding cake tradition is if an unmarried person sleeps with a piece of a wedding cake under their pillow, they will dream of their future spouse that night. This is one custom that is sure to excite the single guests at your 2010 Evening Dresses!

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Your choice in wedding cake design makes a statement about your personality and sense of style. It should reflect you and your good taste. You may choose a sophisticated elegant look. Or, show your playfullness and sense of humor with a whimsical style. It should also fit well with the season, location, the decorating and ambience which you have created for your reception. The top tier of the wedding cake was traditionally kept and used at the christening of the couple's first child. But today, this tradition has been modified slightly, and the top tier is saved to be eaten at the couple's first anniversary.

Wedding cakes take center stage in the traditional cake cutting ceremony, symbolically the first task that the bride and groom perform jointly as husband and wife. Cutting the cake and sharing the first bite with each other, symbolizes that the wedding couple promises to share a whole new life together. Today's couples cut a slice before anyone else and feed it to each other, symbolizing the support and respect they'll provide through their many years together.

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I have a true experience to share with you. An extravagant Wholesales Wedding Dresses reception was held at a reception center in our area. The bride planned the day carefully and with much thought to detail. She warned her husband-to-be in advance that when it came time to cut and eat the cake he was not to smash it in her face. He agreed he would not. The time came to cut the cake and feed each other, and as you can guess, the groom smashed the cake in her face. After a few moments, she excused herself and went to the bride's dressing room. Quite a bit of time passed by and concern set in with the groom. He received word that she left the reception center. Within days the marriage was annulled with this simple statement from the bride: "If he cannot respect my wishes on my wedding day, how can I possibly expect him to respect me in our marriage".

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If you are a busy couple wanting to get married in style with little effort on your part, you only need to book your reservation and arrive like guests to your own wedding.

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