September — The aster is the traditional flower for September. This small flower resembles a daisy and is often used as a filler material in your wedding bouquet. Other great September flowers include roses, sunflowers, iris, lily and carnation., and with the help of sex in the city carnation came back in fashion.

October — For October, how about gerbera ? These cute flowers come in all sorts of colors like white, red, orange, pink and purple. You can also try the following flowers like roses, hydrangea, and gladiola for your October wedding.

November — The Chrysanthemum is the traditional flower for November. These pretty flowers come in a wide range of colors like white, yellow and pink. Other great November flowers include gardenia, freesia, delphinium and as always, roses. You can have lovely orange lilies with all kinds of rich red berries.

Floral Wedding Decorations: You can incorporate the colors of autumn into your floral arrangements. Use bright autumn leaves and decorations in earthy colors to add beautiful fall flair.

To make your own, all you need is a secluded area – get creative – we’ve even seen one inside a camper van! If you can set aside a small room or corner for this purpose then great – if not, then setting up an area or marquee outside will do just fine too. Use a plain background if possible, and make sure it is well lit and there’s no danger of the camera being knocked over.

You can have a designated photographer, or set up a tripod and a camera with a remote or cable release so your subjects can take photos of themselves without having to set a timer. Provide props like empty picture frames, hats, wedding paraphernalia or blackboards or giant speech bubbles so guests can write notes to add to their pictures. Outside is best for lighting, but if you’re shooting inside then just ensure the light is good and the camera settings are adjusted for the conditions.

Photo booths seem to capture those real moments at weddings – away from the formal posing and usually after a couple of drinks! Many couples treasure these photos as much as their professional ones because they truly show the joy and personality of their guests. Don’t forget to sneak in there too – it’s not just for guests!

The options for silly and wonderful photos are endless. Play dress up, act out your favourite poses, or simply show off your gorgeous wedding dress – you only get to wear it for one day after all! Your guests will love getting together to celebrate your day in photographic style.

Photo booths can be rented all over the UK and range in price, depending on their facilities. Some also allow video messaging and live streaming to an external monitor which can be placed in the reception room. Expect to pay upwards of £500 for a professional booth, however. If you rent an automated machine you will have the option of having photos printed there and then, or put onto disc for you to take home and distribute (or use as blackmail) as you wish.

A Flying Camera has been custom manufacturing photobooths for almost 10 years. They have mastered the perfect design of real steel, fully enclosed, legitimate photobooths. Specifically designed for speed, ease of use, and most importantly, great photos – A Flying Camera’s photobooths are ideal for your event.

If you are looking for a selection of luxury honeymoons that offer you the ultimate in romance and privacy, the Maldives should be at the top of your list. With more than 90 luxury resorts, most of which are on their own small island, the Maldives offers visitors unrivalled luxury and privacy in beautiful tropical surroundings. Whether you simply wish to spend your days lying on the soft sandy beaches or you would prefer to explore the nearby tropical reefs- your choices are endless.

Barbados

The idyllic Barbados is often referred to as the ”pearl of the Caribbean” and with soft sandy beaches, secluded coves and friendly locals, there are a plethora of options for luxury honeymoons. Barbados offers visitors a huge selection of resorts, so whether you are looking for a large all inclusive honeymoon, a beach escape or a boutique retreat, the idyllic Barbados caters to just about everyone.

Malaysia

Luxury honeymoons to the beautiful Malaysia are sure to leave you wanting to experience more of this exotic country. Go on your honeymoon to Malaysia and your choices range from lying on the secluded sandy beaches that dot the beautiful coastline to bustling cities brimming with shopping options as well as visiting the stunning Orang-Utan habitats in Borneo. And, no matter where in Malaysia you wish to stay, there are a range of luxury resorts spread across the country that are the ideal place to base yourself when exploring all that Malaysia has to offer.

Dubai

The Arabian jewel of the Dubai in the United Arab Emirates presents couples with a selection of options for their luxury honeymoons. If you and your partner are looking to immerse yourself in Arabian culture, consider staying in the Dubai city centre where you’ll be within easy access of the bustling souks and shopping districts.

The Mediterranean

Found just a short flight from the United Kingdom, the Mediterranean offers a myriad of options for luxury honeymoons. Whether you are looking for a quiet retreat with your partner to the Algarve in Portugal, you wish to go island hopping in the lively Greece or you would rather a relaxing escape to a specialist spa resort in Spain, your choices for luxury honeymoons in the Mediterranean are nearly endless.

First, you have to hire a good professional wedding photographer well in advance by properly checking his credentials and other details. If you delay the booking you may not be able to find good photographers. Once you have decided on a person you need to work together to make him understand all your requirements. You can give him all the details about the important moments you want to be captured, your relatives, and the various locations to include so that he can be prepared for the job. Make a complete list of shots you would like to be made and hand it over to him well ahead so that he can be prepared for the event.

Quite often, you miss a lot of people in your photographs, especially some of your close relatives. In order to avoid such situations, it is better to appoint a family coordinator who can guide the photographer to take photos of all the important guests without missing anyone. To get the best wedding photographs you need to do a lot of preparation. You can make a visit to beautiful locations close by to look for places you want to be photographed. This will also be very helpful on your special day to quickly go to these locations and take shots.

For additional assistance, the photographer can also have a second photographer to help him out on certain occasions. Some moments may be difficult to shoot from a single location. In the presence of a second photographer he can take the shots from another angle as well. This will be very helpful to choose the best shots of the important events. Apart from this the photographers should be well prepared with their cameras which should be in good working condition and include all other necessary items which might be useful in emergency situations.

There might be some moments when something goes wrong in the midst of the wedding. Such situations can be used to capture a lot of fun images which will be appreciated and fun to look at later on. So it is up to the photographer to use his own creativity and initiative to provide the best wedding photography for everyone to remember.

In Ohio, whether you prefer to customize the smallest details of your wedding photography, or want the simplicity of packages, professional Ohio wedding photographer at Chrisaram.com offers both options!

Pricing is a la carte but they offer a collection of packages that may serve as helpful starting points. They’ll talk about what you’re looking for when they meet and ultimately design a plan that is tailored exactly to you.

First let’s start with big shows. Highly visible, everyone knows about them, several vendors from each category all of which are killing themselves to attract your attention. There’s no real investigation as to if the vendor sending in their money and application to be included in the show is an outstanding vendor or wedding professional. DIY brides are there to see what the newest trends are so they can try to re-produce them on tighter budgets. It’s a big show and brides flock because they’ve heard about on the TV, radio and it’s been in the paper, shows up in on line searches etc.

Then upon arriving the excited bride wanting to get the needed materials to help her plan her wedding… is thrown into this sea of hundreds of other brides and their group of friends and mothers with 20-50 vendors giving her a rushed sales pitch and sending her out the door, head spinning, overwhelmed and with a bag of paper materials. The bride typically feels like she and the other brides somehow been turned into cattle at a cattle call and now has no idea what to do next. She didn’t get to spend any time talking to any of the vendors, just given info, talked to not talked with and then pushed down the aisle to the next table.

Then let’s discuss what an elite bridal show means. The biggest difference, it’s far more laid back, instead of hundreds of brides, at most there’s 100-150. There’s 1 wedding professional and their company per category, the vendors and wedding professionals have been in some cases hand-picked to be there and if not hand-picked then there’s been an extensive interview process to ensure that they are of great quality and deliver again and again exactly what they’ve promised and in most cases exceeded their clients expectations.

Additionally an elite show usually includes categories that come before your wedding day, your actual wedding day and after your wedding day and each and every wedding professional is one of a kind, completely unique in their field, meaning that they offer not just the regular wedding services but truly customize their services to their clients and the needs of that client. So it’s your wishes, your vision and you that gets the attention all the way through the planning and on your wedding day. You get to spend the time to get to know the wedding professionals and the wedding professionals get to know you.

What exactly does that mean? It means that you’ll get to actually sit down with your glass of champagne and talk to the owner of the rental company that carries the glasses you’ve been dying to have at your engagement party. You can talk to the owner of the salon that specializes in bachelorette parties. You get to really discuss with the honeymoon professional your trip and which bells and whistles you want. You can spend time to really meet and see the quality in the photographer’s pictures. You’ll get to see a fashion show in 95% of the cases by a designer who custom designs wedding gowns. You can discuss your wedding gown vision with the professional who would actually make your gown to your measurements and to your vision.

So in re-cap, there’s a few brides in comparison to the big shows and their guests in attendance verses the massive show. If you’re a busy professional or student with very limited time, you can hire all of the professionals, including the high quality planner and coordinator to help you pull together all of the details. You can spend a few hours and actually leave with a minimum of 1/2 your wedding professionals hired and feel really good about your decisions. When you leave, you feel great, far less stress and still very excited about your wedding knowing that you’ve met the best of the best, high quality wedding professionals who consistently deliver on their promises and have your best interests in heart….and they’re working with you on your wedding to make your wedding day as you’ve envisioned.

Now that you know the difference, I’m sure that we’ll be seeing you at an elite bridal show soon. Regardless of if you attend a show hosted by us or another wedding professional, please remember to pre-register. It’s the way that the host makes sure that there is plenty of champagne, appetizers and has the high quality wedding professionals for you to talk with who care about you. Now you’re one of the smart brides too.

When is your wedding?

The date and location of your wedding is crucial when choosing the cake. For example if you plan on having your wedding in the summer at a hot location, things like mousse, or even ice cream cake might be out of the question Ask your baker what types of cake are in “season”

How big will the cake be?

Wedding cakes can come in all shapes and sizes. Traditional cakes which have several tiers are normally a great choice, and one your guests will remember. Depending on how many guests you have your options are limitless. Of course the biggest factor in deciding how large your wedding cake should be, is knowing how man guests you will have.

What’s your flavor?

Depending on the style of the cake, you have many different options. If the cake is multiple tiers, many people are choosing to have several different kinds of cake. Each level can be different, offering something for everyone. With wedding almost anything goes when it comes to the cake.

What kind of Icing?

Traditionally icing has been white or a light cream color. However today, many are matching their icing color with the overall theme of the wedding.. The actually icing can be a simple sugar and flour recipe, or even a rich cream cheese icing. There are many great icing ideas online which are sure to please even the most picky guests.

Decorations

Decorating a cake is only limited by your imagination. Some couples design the cake around the décor or theme of the wedding. While others give the cake a unique look, with crazy and outrageous decorations which define who they are. Most Depend on what you need, bakers decorate cakes with the look of lace, embroidery appliqué or elegant drapes or swag.

Your wedding cake should be as individual as you. The worst thing you can do when choosing a cake is just “settling.” Shop around a bit, decided on the cake, style and decorations, and find a baker who is willing to accommodate you. Many couples even order their cakes as much as 6 months ahead of time to insure they get what they want.

You guessed it! Do it yourself crafts are huge for weddings in 2009. I think it’s a combination of terrible economy, budget-friendly ideas and well, people are super creative these days! I wanted to share some of the great diy ideas for your floral wedding centerpieces out there – everything from ceramic cereal bowls, porcelain tea cups, old loose tea tins and paper bags!

Using your household items not only saves some wedding dollars but creates a fun and personal look to your wedding decor. I love the use of different sized bowls, cups, pitchers and glass containers. It’s all about mixing and matching in 2009.

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