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Friday, September 16, 2011

Vera, Janda Muda Kaya

Wedding rings are exchanged during the marriage ceremony and it tells the world that now you are someone's other half. It is a ring which is worn by both bride and groom for the rest of the life and hence it should be selected very carefully. And here are few tips which will help you in selecting your ring in a smart way.

Know your budget

Before you go for shopping you must set your budget. By establishing your budget you can easily shop for your wedding ring and it will also narrow down your choices. Always remember that the metal and stone which you will select for your ring will depend on the price. And in case if your budget is low then you must select gold ring for your lady instead of platinum.

Select right metal for your ring

Today you can find wedding rings in wide variety of metals. But the most popular metals are yellow gold, white gold, titanium and platinum. But among all these metals gold are considered to be traditional and titanium are best for those couples who are looking for affordable rings or are allergic to certain metals. But you must also keep in mind before selecting your metal that which metal will look best on your lady's hand and you must also make sure that it must suit her skin tone.

Pick a right style for your ring

You can find variety of styles in ring such as plain, thin, rounded, thick and squared. But before selecting the style of your ring you must make sure that your lady is comfortable with the ring and you must also make sure of her personal style.

If your lady wears suits most of the time then you must select a ring which suits more with formal dress and if she wears casual then you must select a ring that will complement more to casual wardrobe. You must also make sure that your wedding ring must compliment your engagement ring which you have chosen already.

Take your own time

After engagement it is common of planning about wedding ceremony and reception. And the most important aspect of your planning is buying wedding rings. Always remember that you must never shop for your ring at the last moment. You must start shopping for your ring at least two months before your wedding date. And in case if you want something different from the crowd and you are planning to design a ring then you must start your shopping four months before your wedding date.

Shop around

Before buying your ring you must visit different jewellery stores. You must compare the rings and its prices and must find out which store has the best collection and the right ring for your lady. You can also buy your ring online. But if you are buying your ring online then you must make sure of their return policy and you must also keep in mind that the website from where you are buying your ring is reputed.



Purchasing wedding ring for your partner is a daunting task but at the same time it is fun also. Always remember that you must keep these few points in your mind before buying your ring so that you do not have to face any trouble.

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Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Ria, Janda Tajir Cantik

So, the question has been popped and you've said yes! Now the planning starts...

Finding a venue, organizing your photographer and planning your once in a lifetime honeymoon is just the start of your 'to-do' list.

But what about keeping your guests entertained on your big day?

One of the most unique wedding entertainment ideas is to hire a wedding caricaturist to keep your guests entertained.

So, just how do you go about hiring a caricaturist for your wedding day entertainment and what should you expect? Here are 6 top tips to help you get the ultimate wedding entertainment for your big day that will have your guests rolling in the aisle with laughter!!

1. Where to find your caricaturist

Your first step is to make a general search for 'Wedding Caricaturists' in search engines. Make sure to look at the image results for these searches which will give you a really good idea of what to expect from a wedding caricaturist. Most caricaturists are surprisingly sympathetic with their drawings, with an emphasis on gentle humour rather than the more cruel satirical caricatures you may have seen in newspapers and magazines.

You can also search for entertainment agencies for caricaturists. This may help you to feel more secure with your booking but can add an extra cost than hiring a caricaturist direct.

2. Check out local caricaturists websites

Tighten your search to local results. Find out who in your local area is offering a wedding caricature service. Working with a local artist may save you some cost that a caricaturist further afield may charge for travel (and occasionally accommodation if the distance is great).

3. Check out past customer testimonials

Any caricaturist worth considering will have a website of images and reviews from past customers. If the caricaturist is any good at all these will be easily available for you to review. Check the dates of the reviews left to make sure they are recent and the caricaturist is not just riding on distant successes.

4. Check out their pricing

Most caricaturists charge by the hour and a minimum booking of 2 hours is the norm. Prices can range from £150 - £350 for a two-hour booking. For this, your guests will usually receive a black and white caricature that should really take no more than 4 or 5 minutes each - often faster.

5. Check out their galleries

Price is not always the best indicator of quality. While you are looking at the site, check out the gallery of party caricature images. What do you think of the likeness? Would you be happy for your guests to receive one of the images as a gift from you?

6. Get in contact!

Email a few caricaturists and get a feel for how they communicate with you. Are they friendly and warm or are they more business-like? Do you get your questions answered fully and in good time?

Once a few emails have passed, a quick call to finalize the details such as timings and requirements (will the caricaturist be bringing an easel and lights or simply go from table to table) this will also give you another opportunity to get to know your caricaturist.



The advantage of hiring a caricaturist for your wedding entertainment is the fun and memorable gift your guests get to take home form you as a wonderful memento of your special day. Following the steps outlined above should help to ensure this part of your planning can be ticked off the list!

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Wiwin, Janda Muda Tanpa Anak

At most wedding receptions, there will be few speeches given during the course of the event. When done well, they can be very moving and memorable. When done poorly, the toasts can be embarrassing, boring, or can drag on forever. Find out how to plan the speeches at a wedding reception so that they are a nice addition to the event.

First of all, you should determine before your wedding who will give toasts. Typically, it will be the best man, the father of the bride, and the groom. There are others who may wish to say something as well, including the father of the groom (although he may have said his piece already at the rehearsal dinner), the maid of honor, and the bride. Sometimes the siblings of the bride and groom are also interested in giving toasts. It is generally best not to open the floor up to everyone at the reception, however, as the speeches can end up going on until the point where everyone is bored to tears.

Everyone who is going to speak should prepare a short speech beforehand to avoid rambling toasts that seem to go nowhere. A reasonable length for a wedding toast is two to five minutes. If you have a fairly large group of people who wish to give toasts, urge them to limit their remarks to two or three minutes. While that may not sound long, all of those short toasts can start to add up to a long time. The best time to fit the toasts into the schedule is during the salad course at dinner so people can eat while they listen. Never keep your guests waiting for food while the father of the bride goes on and on about how beautiful his little girl looks as a grown up bride in her long white gown and pearl wedding jewelry.

It is not a bad idea to give the people who will speak some hints about what is appropriate to include in a wedding toast - especially if your best man fancies himself a comedian. A good speech involves a few opening pleasantries, such as thanking everyone for coming. It can go on to talk about the first time that the speaker met the bride or groom (only if the story is suitable for guests of all ages!), wish the couple every happiness, etc. At no time should a speaker reveal something personal or embarrassing about the bride or groom or say something embarrassing in an attempt to be funny. Comments from the best man like, "The bride looks so pretty in her dress and wedding jewelry that no one would ever guess she is pregnant!" are never appropriate, whether it is true or not!

Something that will help keep your wedding toasts moving along at a good clip is to put someone in charge. This job can be undertaken by the band leader, m.c., or the best man. That individual should have a list of the order of speakers, so that he can prompt them to come to the microphone in the correct order. It cannot be emphasized enough that wedding guests do not enjoy sitting for a long time listening to toasts, so it is important to keep everything moving along in a timely manner.



Finally, if you will be having any videography at your wedding, be sure to get the toasts recorded. It will be fun to look back over the years and see how misty eyed your father got or how tongue tied the groom was when talking about his luck in marrying the perfect woman. When they are well planned, the toasts will be a nice addition to your wedding reception.

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