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Before the Big Day: Bridal Boot Camp
April means flowers and wedding showers, and for many newly engaged brides, it's time to start thinking about how to get in shape for the big day. Many women take a boot camp approach, using a focused fitness plan to stay on course. Thankfully, there are boot camps for every budget; here are three options to help you along.
Wedding Planner: Bridal Shower Thank You Gifts
If you're planning a bridal shower, you're probably scouring your local shops looking for cute, inexpensive party gifts for your guests. These Cherry Blossom Gift Tins (10 for $22.50) are a great find. I don't know a lady out there who doesn't love pretty, small tins and boxes that can be used for stashing everything from earrings to sewing pins or change.
The Card Shop: Papeterie Bridal Shower Invites
At home, I'm a modern woman with the décor to match. But when it comes to weddings, I'm a traditionalist. No matter how laid-back (or wild and crazy) a girl may be, I'm all for elegance and sophistication on the big day.
On Our Radar: Cole Haan's Comfy Bridal Collection
Most women sacrifice comfort for style on their wedding day but what if I told you that you can have the best of both worlds? Cole Haan has just launched a beautiful bridal collection boasting its famous Nike Air technology. That means you'll be able to dance the night away without swelling toes and blistering feet.
The How-To Lounge: Bridal Shower Etiquette
Traditionally a bridal shower is an opportunity for women to get together to "shower" the bride in the presents that she’ll need to make a home. While certainly times have changed in terms of wedding etiquette, generally, bridal showers have remained the same. To find out some basic shower etiquette and ways to make this traditional event more contemporary, read more
How to Make a Bridal Snack Pack
Calling all bridesmaids, maids of honor, and mothers of the bride! The day of the wedding is sure to be an emotional, stressful time for the bride — and all people involved in the bridal party! — so make sure no one forgets to eat.
Wedding Trend Alert: Couples Showers
If bridal showers just aren't your style, consider hosting a couples shower. Coed, or "Jack and Jill" showers — in which the groom invites his male friends and family — are becoming more and more common. Think of a couples shower more like an engagement party.
The Bountiful Best from Fall '10 Bridal Fashion Week
I don't foresee myself walking down the aisle anytime soon, but that won't stop me from peeping at the latest bridal fashions from Jenny Packham, Vera Wang, Reem Acra, Monique Lhuillier, and Temperley London. For Fall '10, the designers supplied us with an abundance of fabulous, frothy layers of tulles, taffeta, lace, and ruffles. However, what really caught my eye were a surprising selection of fancy short frocks and even black dresses – who dares?
Do Tell: How Many Pre-Wedding Parties Are Too Many?
Being a part of someone's wedding is a huge honor, but it's also very time-consuming and expensive. It seems that everyone's free time is getting more and more limited, so when you add wedding requirements to the mix, they can feel like more of a burden than an event to look forward to. Typically brides have one engagement party, one bridal shower, and one bachelorette party, but some have many more.
Product of the Day: Bridal Sneakers
Sky-high Louboutins too daunting? Bridal flip-flops too declassé? Why not find a happy medium and put on some bridal sneakers!
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