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INFINITY WEDDINGS EVENTS: Posted on Monday, May 14, 2012 11:43 PM
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shades of Purple- from Lilac to Eggplant- these hues and tones are
GORGEOUS and it is no wonder why many brides who envision an elegant
wedding envision the color purple at least once.
Purple is the color
of good judgment. It is the color of people seeking spiritual
fulfillment. It is said if you surround yourself with purple you will
have peace of mind. Purple is a good color to use in meditation.
Purple has been used to symbolize magic and mystery, as well as
royalty. Being the combination of red and blue, the warmest and coolest
colors, purple is believed to be the ideal color. Most children love the
color purple. Purple is the color most favored by artists. Thursday's
color is purple."
You can use purple as the main focus color or accent color like, purple and gold or purple silver. Either or go well with each other. Or contract it with purple and lime green or purple and orange.
With wedding and event designers like Infinity Weddings & Events- we can use just the right amount of tones and hues to blend a beautiful and elegant affair.
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MiamiBeachWed: Posted on Thursday, March 29, 2012 11:28 PM
So a question was put on Wedding Bee that I found very insightful. The question was posed to those who were already married and was asked "what was missed on their wedding day?" Most said that although they forgot small items that were not a big deal , the rest stated that they missed alot of photo opportunities with family and friends. In my previous blogs I have written about how important it is to have communication with your wedding planner and your photographer AND how important it is to make sure that those pictures that you have taken the time to select, are taken.
I hope that this helps you determine on having a us plan your wedding- so that way all those details that you planned into your day is not forgotten.  D
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MiamiBeachWed: Posted on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 8:11 PM
I can hardly contain my pure excitement in finally finding a company that has exactly what I am looking for our beach ceremonies or indoor ceremonies. The Acrylic Chuppahs are here!
In 2009 we were introduced to the very sophisticated Acrylic Chuppahs. These are extremely sophisticated and when constructed well and maintained well, they look fabulous. Well, Infinity Weddings & Events, LLC, of Miami Beach, has it!! (You can now envisioning me doing the Snoopy dance).
 Our clients have
been asking for a modern edge, a sophisticated look to a very relax
beach wedding or to their very elegant wedding. Well can now provide
some additional pieces like never before.
These allow us such creativity- to design and give you the vision of elegance and glamour! Whether with crystals, orchids, candles, uplighting, bells- however you envision, these allow elegance to flow right through.
We are now adding to our package beach wedding ceremony packages as well as our wedding ceremonies.
Call us today to design your wedding ceremony- whether inside or outside
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Posted on Tuesday, March 22, 2011 10:22 AM
Mehndi originated in North Africa and the Middle Eastern countries during ancient times. One of the earliest documentations of henna use comes from ancient Egypt, where it is known to have been used to stain the fingers and toes of the Pharaohs prior to mummification. In other nations different Mehndi patterns are used. For over 5,000 years henna has been used as a cosmetic and colouring. The Pharaohs had their fingers stained Mehndi style before they were mummified. Henna grows in the soaring heat of countries like India, Pakistan, Egypt, North Africa and other East Asian places. All of the henna plant that is above ground is harvested and the whole is ground into a fine powder which can be mixed with hot water to a thick paste. By adding a range of plant products like indigo or clove other colours can be created.  African Mehndi art favours geometric forms, but in India, the Mehndi patterns are lace like and generally organic forms like paisley or floral patterns that cover the whole hand. One feature of the bride's wardrobe which has become popular abroad is the use of henna or mehndi to decorate her hands and feet. It's said that you can tell how well a new bride is being treated by her in-laws from how long it takes for the mehndi to wear off. Mehndi treatments are increasingly available in salons or you can get mehndi mix at any Indian grocery store for a do-it-yourself job. (But be sure to practice on paper first! Mehndi doesn't wash off.) As more people marry between races, Mehndi evenings sometimes replace over zealous henna parties. Compared to the use of tattoos, Mehndi is a pain free form of decoration which lasts days rather than forever. Many celebrities such as Gwen Stefani, Demi Moore and Madonna have all been seen wearing Mehndi. Modern henna based Mehndi stencil products mean that even those with a Mehndi heritage can enjoy this art. |
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