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Beach Weddings
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INFINITY WEDDINGS & EVENTS: Posted on Tuesday, May 08, 2012 3:21 PM
In today's modern world of brides, the wedding gown is still one of the most held traditions. However it was not so long ago, before the white wedding dress was popularized in the 1800s among women
of wealth, most brides just wore whatever dress was their best. Wealthy
ladies had gowns designed for one wearing, but most people of merchant and commoner
classes seldom had the money for such luxuries, so the bride simply wore
the nicest thing she had, or had a new dress made that she intended to
wear again.The tradition of wearing white wedding gown came from Queen Victoria who chose to wear a white wedding gown, not because it symbolized purity, but because
she wanted to show her people that she would run the country in an
economical way.
White was a much less expensive color to make than the
colors typically popular for wedding dresses at the time (red, black,
and purple). Plus, it gave her the option of using some lace that she
already owned, rather than having something specially made.
So now our modern brides are breaking with tradition- to an extent -and are removing the typical white for other colors that match who they are as a woman, a bride and future wife. Colors, textures and cuts all fitting the bride and bringing out the glow and essence of femininity.This photo of our beautiful bride shows the wedding gown she picked as a one shoulder, chiffon, gold color, short dress.
This dress flowed in the gentle ocean breeze and was a complete compliment to her skin tone and her legs!
PS-
White is not the traditional color of purity. Blue is. It's the veil that represents virginity.
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INFINITY WEDDINGS & EVENTS: Posted on Tuesday, May 08, 2012 2:46 PM
Sometimes-every once in awhile you find that someone who is just as perfect as you and the moment lends itself to say I DO- right now. Just you two- no frills- nothing but you and your partner. Where else can you do this and have romance, elegance and an intimate setting. South Florida is known for our beautiful weather, beautiful people, & beautiful oceans. It's no wonder South Florida is one of the top destination to get married and is considered to have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.Perfect location and the right time.
That is why Infinity Weddings & Events- Miami Beach, Florida has designed a simple package that allows for you and your partner to have a simple, yet beautiful elopement .
Introducing our:
- Notary/Officiant on the beach or your location choice.
- Customized vows for wedding or renewals.
- Beautiful rose bouquet
- Matching groom boutonniere
Call Us TODAY! 786-427-5360
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Miami Beach Wed: Posted on Monday, May 07, 2012 1:52 PM
On your wedding day everything has to be perfect, even if you have to barter with Mother Nature herself. So we understand the importance of the selection of the right spot, the right beach, with the right waves rolling in. This all plays a factor in to the mind of a beach bride. The good news is that you have choices- the bad news- really only 2 choices. You can either find everything a troublesome issue, or take tune of Bobby McFerrin's song into your head and "Don't worry and Be Happy". When it comes to beach weddings- we are South Florida experts, so your first decision is to call Infinity Weddings & Events, LLC, at 786-427-5360,to help you select just the right spot. We have been doing this since 1995 and we have a good feel for the beaches in South Florida. We are now offering a checklist to help with making a better beach selection decision- although after 17 years in the business- we know that half of the things you thought were important you won't even notice on the day of your wedding, but that is what we are here for.
Beach weddings are the most romantic events to date. It affects all five of your senses. Your eyes are drawn to the beauty of the sky and ocean, you feel to sand beneath your feet, the cool water, you can taste the air- so clean, you can smell the beach and you come alive. Now add that memory to your wedding day. You won't be able to forget it. Everytime you think of the beach you will remember that fabulous wedding- where love was in the air. Below is our checklist- enjoy.
LOCATION-LOCATION- LOCATION Go, if possible, during different times of the day. Morning, noon and evening. We suggest on going on the same day your wedding will be ie- getting married on a Saturday at 6pm- then go on a Saturday at 6pm. This will give you a better idea of sun, tides, and when the and how packed the beach tends to be. It is also essential to try and get a location with some sort of back
up location in case of weather. We currently have several locations that can hold a small
wedding and some that can hold 200.
TIME- If you are getting married on the East Coast note that the East gets the rising sun, while the West Coast or the Gulf Coast get the setting sun best. Key West- gets all of the sun.The East Coast gets a wonderful sunset at around 5PM- 7PM- depending on the season and we can find perfect locations for sunrise or sunset weddings.
BEACH GOERS This also goes with the TIME category as you should determine what time the majority of the beach goers are well, going. In South Florida- the tourist level fluctuates from alot to alot more. Remember there is a reason you are selecting South Florida. It is one of the United States top destination wedding locations! So having your wedding on a weekday or after 6PM or early morning works very well and you run into less risk of having strangers at your wedding ceremony.
 THE WEATHER This is the most important element of your beach wedding day. Unlike other parts of the world that have 4 seasons, in South Florida there are only two- Raining Season and Hurricane Season. Luckily for the past 10 years, South Florida, Miami Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Key West have been fairly blessed to be virtually unscathed of disasters. But having been in South Florida for 23 years and in business for 17 we know the weather pattern and can spot trouble. The funny thing about the weather here in South Florida that it could literally rain across the street and be dry as a bone on the other street. So please make sure you heed our advise when necessary.
When it is all said done- a South Florida beach wedding is one of the most romantic, fun and elegant weddings a bride can wish for.
CALL US TODAY for your elegant beach wedding 786-427-5360.
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From the Knot and Wedding Channel: Posted on Monday, May 07, 2012 2:27 AM
You have so many options for your nuptial locks, but one
thing remains true: your wedding day is no time for a bad hair day. If
you’re like most brides, you want your hair -- along with everything
else -- to look more beautiful than it ever has. When it comes to
hairstyles, there tend to be two kinds of brides: those who want
something dramatic and special to suit the occasion, and those who, if
you’ll pardon the expression, don’t want to change a hair. Of course,
it is possible to achieve both looks at once: elegant, yet natural. It
is also perfectly acceptable to pull out all the stops and go for the
most dramatic hairstyle ever, including jewels and hair extensions. It’s
all a matter of choice. And even if you do choose your everyday style,
there are many touches you can add to look a bit more romantic, but
still very much like you. The following are a few tips to help you
achieve the bridal hairstyle for you. Accessories Hair accessories range from simple pearl headbands
and tiny flower studs sprinkled throughout hair to jeweled hairpins,
lace Juliet caps and glittering princess tiaras. When shopping for hair
accessories, try to wear your hair in your bridal style to make sure the
accessories will work. Tiaras look great on either short or long hair,
and flowered or jeweled accessories are also quite versatile. Don’t
forget to consider the style and color of your gown -- as well as your
veil -- when selecting hair accessories.
Condition Because
you’ll probably want your hair to shine on your special day, be sure to
use a good conditioner, not just the day of your wedding, but several
weeks in advance. Not only will your hair be healthier, but you will
know which products make your hair look shiny and full, and those which
make it limp, frizzy or flat. On the day of your wedding, you may also
want to use some type of laminate, or shine enhancer. In any event, always test new products well in advance. The last thing you want is a hair "surprise" on your wedding day. Gown Style When
determining your wedding hairstyle, you might also consider the type of
gown you will be wearing. For example, if your wedding gown has a
medieval look, a sleek French twist and tiara may be out of place.
Instead, you might wear your hair loose with some sort of floral wreath,
or even an elegant braided style. On the other hand, if your dress is
very streamlined or formal, wearing your hair in a sophisticated updo
may be the way to go. Consider the neckline of your gown as well -- if
you plan to wear your hair down, will it clash with the neckline or
cover any special jewelry? Another element to take into
consideration is how formal your wedding will be. A formal wedding calls
for an elaborate updo; however, the same style would look out of place
at a very informal ceremony. Last Minute Changes This
should be common sense, but in case you are suddenly inspired to change
your hair dramatically for your wedding… don’t! If you absolutely must
get that spiral perm or wild new color you’ve always had a hankering
for, do it well in advance, as in several months before your wedding.
That way, in case you hate it, you will have plenty of time to correct
the problem (i.e., color it back, grow it out, or find a style you can
live with) before your big day. In fact, wedding experts
advise that you "practice" your wedding hairstyle at least once before
your wedding, whether you are styling it yourself or having a
professional do it. Most stylists will do a "run through" for a minimal,
if any, fee. Chameleon Many brides embrace the
opportunity to change their hair for every wedding related event,
marking each occasion with a different "do." For example, she might wear
her hair in her natural style for her bridal luncheon; partially pulled
back with jeweled accessories for her rehearsal dinner; and in a
sophisticated updo with a tiara for her wedding.
But why
so much fuss about hairstyles? Your hair is your crowning glory, and
the frame for that gorgeous face of yours. Even Delilah figured out that
it was the source of Samson’s power. Whether you opt for the simplest
enhancement, such as a fresh flower tucked into a French twist, or a
professionally sculpted curly updo, remember this: on your wedding day,
you will be flushed with happiness, and surrounded by the people you
love most in the world. It is virtually impossible to look bad under
these circumstances. Your skin will glow, your eyes will sparkle, your
hair will look divine, and of course, you will live happily ever after.
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MiamiBeachWed: Posted on Saturday, May 05, 2012 1:15 AM
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