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sataninas said: that one is gorgeous 
i love indian weddings  | |
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I made an appt at the nearest boutique that carried this one.
Keep your fingers crossed 
But in red and black, this taupe would drown out my skin tone | |
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ella731 said: I made an appt at the nearest boutique that carried this one.
Keep your fingers crossed
But in red and black, this taupe would drown out my skin tone Stunning! | |
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ella731 said: I made an appt at the nearest boutique that carried this one.
Keep your fingers crossed
But in red and black, this taupe would drown out my skin tone WOW  that's gorgeous!
good luck hun! | |
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ella731 said: I made an appt at the nearest boutique that carried this one.
Keep your fingers crossed
But in red and black, this taupe would drown out my skin tone Very beautiful!  | |
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ella731 said: I made an appt at the nearest boutique that carried this one.
Keep your fingers crossed
But in red and black, this taupe would drown out my skin tone It is stunning Ella! | |
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LleeLlee said: ella731 said: I made an appt at the nearest boutique that carried this one.
Keep your fingers crossed
But in red and black, this taupe would drown out my skin tone It is stunning Ella! that is BEYOND stunning! If for some reason you can't snap it up, and you still need inspiration- go register on the site www.theknot.com g'luck sweetie! | |
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LleeLlee said: ella731 said: I made an appt at the nearest boutique that carried this one.
Keep your fingers crossed
But in red and black, this taupe would drown out my skin tone It is stunning Ella! tahnks loverly. I am going to price it at a seamstress too. wish me luck I guess | |
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ella731 said: LleeLlee said: It is stunning Ella! tahnks loverly. I am going to price it at a seamstress too. wish me luck I guess you're welcome, you're going to look gorgeous. Good luck  | |
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Can someone tell me why women in 2006 still go through the whole tradtional wedding garbage and actually get wedding dresses? It looks silly,hokey, corny, cheesy, tacky. Any word you wanna use. I am called juvenile and yet grown women still do this routine. Hell, why even continue to get married? There is nothing you can do married that you cannot do without getting married. People are fooling themselves.  | |
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does it have to be a "wedding" dress, per se?
i wore a beautiful suit from J Peterman. and i was able to wear it later, on other occasions. | |
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Spats said: Can someone tell me why women in 2006 still go through the whole tradtional wedding garbage and actually get wedding dresses? It looks silly,hokey, corny, cheesy, tacky. Any word you wanna use. I am called juvenile and yet grown women still do this routine. Hell, why even continue to get married? There is nothing you can do married that you cannot do without getting married. People are fooling themselves.
goodness sakes, i find myself agreeing with you, spats! | |
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Spats said: Can someone tell me why women in 2006 still go through the whole tradtional wedding garbage and actually get wedding dresses? It looks silly,hokey, corny, cheesy, tacky. Any word you wanna use. I am called juvenile and yet grown women still do this routine. Hell, why even continue to get married? There is nothing you can do married that you cannot do without getting married. People are fooling themselves.
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I'm so glad I could help! I love that site, and the dress in that pic is gorgeous, love the drapy Greek look with the classy ribbon! I love the colours as well, the rusty+chocolate or similar is my favourite in the maids section, and buttery or antique ivory from the brides'... And no, I'm not near getting married, but I do love weddings a lot. One of the best causes to celebrate in the world | |
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Heiress said: Spats said: Can someone tell me why women in 2006 still go through the whole tradtional wedding garbage and actually get wedding dresses? It looks silly,hokey, corny, cheesy, tacky. Any word you wanna use. I am called juvenile and yet grown women still do this routine. Hell, why even continue to get married? There is nothing you can do married that you cannot do without getting married. People are fooling themselves.
goodness sakes, i find myself agreeing with you, spats! people enjoy weddings, I loved my own, it was one of the happiest days of my life - my husband enjoyed it even more than me! (he has on occasion accidentally referred to our wedding as "his" party ) It was not conventional though (see photos early in this thread). Weddings are a traditional ceremonies. All cultures have traditions and ceremonies, and now more than ever people in the west are clinging onto them because we are plunging headfirst into an uncertain future with less ties to out pasts than ever before. | |
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charlottegelin said: Heiress said: goodness sakes, i find myself agreeing with you, spats! people enjoy weddings, I loved my own, it was one of the happiest days of my life - my husband enjoyed it even more than me! (he has on occasion accidentally referred to our wedding as "his" party ) It was not conventional though (see photos early in this thread). Weddings are a traditional ceremonies. All cultures have traditions and ceremonies, and now more than ever people in the west are clinging onto them because we are plunging headfirst into an uncertain future with less ties to out pasts than ever before."his" party, huh? interesting... my own wedding was like that. I've never been much of a wedding person, because I've been to too many that ended sadly afterwards. My first marriage was a catastrophe; my second has worked out all right. The wedding party was for him and his family.
My suit was awfully nice. But I'm a practical person, and wanted something I could wear again. (until it all burnt up, I did wear it on occasion) | |
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I realize they are traditions. But there are plenty of traditions that should be done away with. Weddings are tacky and the outfits are tacky.Eveybody looks silly. I still remember that photo of the girl with the silly ass outfit that was posted here. Ugh. The whole thing is dumb. Any woman here that calls me immature, juvenile, etc. and participates in this "tradition" is a hypocrite. | |
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ella731 said: Is it a sign that I cant find a weeding dress I like ANYWHERE, a sign?
I have been looking for months. Any suggestions? Well do they have David's Bridal or Bridesmart where you live? | |
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ella731 said: Is it a sign that I cant find a weeding dress I like ANYWHERE, a sign?
I have been looking for months. Any suggestions? WEEDING dress?
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GaryTheNoTrashCougar said: ella731 said: Is it a sign that I cant find a weeding dress I like ANYWHERE, a sign?
I have been looking for months. Any suggestions? WEEDING dress?
I think more of gardening when I see "weeding." Maybe Eddie Bauer is a good place to look? | |
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Heiress said: charlottegelin said: people enjoy weddings, I loved my own, it was one of the happiest days of my life - my husband enjoyed it even more than me! (he has on occasion accidentally referred to our wedding as "his" party ) It was not conventional though (see photos early in this thread). Weddings are a traditional ceremonies. All cultures have traditions and ceremonies, and now more than ever people in the west are clinging onto them because we are plunging headfirst into an uncertain future with less ties to out pasts than ever before."his" party, huh? interesting... my own wedding was like that. I've never been much of a wedding person, because I've been to too many that ended sadly afterwards. My first marriage was a catastrophe; my second has worked out all right. The wedding party was for him and his family.
My suit was awfully nice. But I'm a practical person, and wanted something I could wear again. (until it all burnt up, I did wear it on occasion) I wore my dress another 2 times and I would wear it again for a formal occasion. | |
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