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Comment on Wedding Cupcakes? – Are Cupcakes Becoming The New Wedding Cake? by Indianapolis Wedding Cakes

Indianapolis Wedding Cakes — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 17:58:30 +0000

I absolutely love those wedding cupcakes with the blue/green icing and the little white hearts in them! Very cute! These things are so popular now…they are practically replacing the sheet cake for guests slices.

Comment on A True Love Story by Annie

Annie — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:53:28 +0000

As I came upon this story, I was stressing about my dress not fitting, work, a water leak in my basement…Tears came into my eyes as I read this story and saw the beautiful photographs. Certainly puts life into perspective…A good reminder not to take things for granted.

Comment on The Pros And Cons Of Holiday Weddings by Tanger

Tanger — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:36:02 +0000

Good tips and information,thanks!

Comment on Red Wedding Gowns by tonya

tonya — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 05:22:08 +0000

i want the Haoshangfu red and white wedding dress. How do I get it!?

Comment on Red Wedding Gowns by elizabeth

elizabeth — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 05:33:28 +0000

how do you buy the dresses!

Comment on Red Wedding Gowns by Monique

Monique — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 09:09:23 +0000

Do you know where I could find the first Allure Bridal dress in Australia??

Comment on Birdcage Veil by vintage wedding jewelry

vintage wedding jewelry — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:26:20 +0000

Thanks, this has been very helpful.

Comment on A True Love Story by V.E.G.

V.E.G. — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:25:36 +0000

Katie Kirkpatrick did marry just in time. Now, God rest her soul.

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Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by San Francisco Wedding Photographer

San Francisco Wedding Photographer — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 04:41:14 +0000

It’s certaintly been a less busy year. I was scared to adjust my prices ( I didn’t want to “look cheap” ) , but have since started to offer 10%-20% off and it’s helping my sales volume come back up.
Brides are appreciating little extras more than ever ( free extra hour ect. ).

Amanda Bowers Photography

Comment on Jill And Kevin’s Wedding Entrance Dance Inspired Jim And Pam’s Wedding On The Office by weddingfavors

weddingfavors — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:27:11 +0000

I watched the videos of Jill and Kevin’s wedding entrance dancing. Their dances are so amazing… I tried to learn from them for my wedding.

-Joe

Comment on Jill And Kevin’s Wedding Entrance Dance Inspired Jim And Pam’s Wedding On The Office by jane Maripose

jane Maripose — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 14:15:14 +0000

One of the best websites we have seen for stunning dresses ( and for 2010 at much more affordable prices than her previous collections) is the Vera Wang site.

Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by Richard Markel

Richard Markel — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 18:22:17 +0000

Celebrations will always continue. The wedding industry is comprised of many people who do what they love. Many cases they are underpaid. They are not “money grubbing people”! Many of the professionals like the brides they serve are trying to make ends meet. They are not out to steel anything.
A gown salon, most invest $150,000 just to open their doors. This is not the kind of investment you make because you want to scam brides.

All brides have a budget. They also have a dream. Sometimes the two do not match.

Sincerely
Richard Markel

Comment on Marriage Advice by Jonathan

Jonathan — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:46:46 +0000

talking badly is really a bad thing in marriage. It can destroy all. Be aware if you have such partner, before going too far you better rethink about that.

Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by Owen McNamara

Owen McNamara — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:27:44 +0000

It is only natural that people are cutting back their expenditure. A Wedding is mainly about two people and their families – we should never forget that. It is about Love not money. It doesn’t have to be expensive. It can in fact be very cheap, ours certainly was, and the money we saved we put towards a 3 month backpackers honeymoon holiday in Asia. Everyone needs to adjust to the current economic climate, tighten their belts, learn from the situation and look forward to another day. As a result the whole industry will improve as good suppliers, vendors and businesses always do. I hope everyone can make the changes they need to make without going under. Adapting, evolving, being innovative and listening to customers are always keys to business success.

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Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by Mike D

Mike D — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:57:13 +0000

Thank god, I hope it continues to fail. The wedding industry is one of the sleaziest I’ve ever encountered, right up there with funeral homes. They use guilt to get you to pay for their grossly marked up crap. Then half the time they don’t even deliver what they promised because you are too busy getting married to notice they never put out that $300 fruit and cheese tray.

As soon as they slap the word wedding on something they multiply the price several times. A regular large cake? $200. Now take the same cake and make it a “Wedding Cake” and suddenly it’s $1000.

Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by Wedding

Wedding — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 02:59:04 +0000

Great Blog – I just signed up for your RSS Feed.

Looking forward to more of your posts.

Thanks

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Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:38:29 +0000

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Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by Pam

Pam — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:56:02 +0000

Just about all Events and Conferences and Conventions are seeing a return to careful spending. Could it be that this not-so-new thought process is where we all should have been all along??

We are all going to have to reinvent and double are commitment in offering customers the goods and services they need at prices they can afford if we ever hope to ge our country moving forward.

This is a cycle that many of us at a certain career status have seen before. Those who have will definitely adapt quickly and push forward. Those of you who have not ~ watch your associates with experience, follow suit and you too will survive.

Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by Hon

Hon — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:02:26 +0000

I know getting married is expensive, but it is the most beautiful thing that will happen in life, Specially the girls part. Cheers! Cheap Wedding Favors

Comment on The Economic Collapse Of The Wedding Industry by Stacy

Stacy — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 03:35:07 +0000

My name is Stacy and i work for mYeventBiD.com a new auction site dedicated to special event items and services. The main reason mYeventBiD was created was because of the economy. It works best for the brides as well as the vendors. Brides can purchase their wedding dress on auction on mYeventbid.com or recoup the money they spent for their wedding by selling gently used items or items that they know they will never use. Vendors can also list their services for sale or auction on http://www.myeventbid.com. Read the article for more info

mYeventBiD.com Offers Moneymaking And Saving
Opportunities During Times Of Economic Crisis

mYeventBiD.com launches new online auction website, making it possible for small businesses and at-home workers to easily sell their products and services while consumers save money.

During these troubled economic times, a growing number of people are turning to the Internet to help them earn extra money as well as to stretch their dollars further. mYeventBiD.com, a new online auction site geared toward auctioning event products and services, hopes to make it possible for businesses and consumers to more successfully navigate through our current economic downswing.

“I wanted to create an online auction site that was different from anything else out there,” says Kay Ellison, founder and CEO of mYeventBiD.com. “While there are several online auction sites on the Internet, none of them specializes in event products and services.”

By working with our affiliates that specialize in event products and services, Ellison and her staff hope to make it easier for event planners to find the items and services they need at the best price possible.

“In addition to helping event planners with our site, we also wanted to create a place where businesses can advertise their services and products to a targeted market,” says Stacey Lewis, Marketing Specialist. “Other online auction sites offer such a wide variety of different products and services that it is virtually impossible for them to target a niche group of consumers. Our site gives businesses the comfort of knowing their products will be put before the eyes of consumers who are looking for the types of products and services they provide.”

As with other online auction sites, there are fees associated with using mYeventBiD.com. When compared to other popular auction sites, however, the fees are substantially less. eBay, for example, charges $39.95 to have an auction listed on the homepage, while mYeventBiD.com charges just $1. Similarly, eBay charges $5 to have the item highlighted, whereas mYeventBiD.com charges $0.20 for the same service.

“We wanted to keep the fees reasonable,” continues Ellison. “That way, businesses can keep their prices lower, which helps them stay more competitive and more profitable. It also makes it possible for our members to get great deals when they make purchases through our site.”

mYeventBiD.com is not just for established businesses, however, as anyone interested in selling an event-related product or service is welcome to put it up for bid. For example, recently married couples may wish to sell left over favors or even the bridal dress through the online bid site.

“By allowing anyone to place an item up for auction, it makes it possible for party planners to recoup some of their money,” comments Ellison. “It is common to purchase too much of an item when planning for an event. But, what are you supposed to do with the leftovers? By placing the items up for sale or auction on our site, people can recoup some of the expense while other party planners purchase the items they need at a discounted price. It really works out for everyone involved!”

http://www.myeventbid.com/content_pages.php?page=news&topic_id=69

Comment on Melania Knauss’ Dior Wedding Dress by Topics about Weddings | Melania Knauss’ Dior Wedding Dress | Wedding Ideas

Sat, 09 May 2009 17:04:53 +0000

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Comment on Wedding Gown Designer Reem Acra – Bringing European Extravagance Back Into Style by Suzy

Suzy — Mon, 04 May 2009 20:13:52 +0000

i have a photo of a dress i found online however, i can’t seem to find out who makes this. anyway to take the photo to a bridal store and find out?
Thanks.