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Your Absolute Perfect Wedding
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Luna Rosa
Posted 1 hour ago
My sincerest apologies for not posting this in the proper place but the "bugs" thread is not letting me post.
For some reason a whole heap of stuff doesn't seem to be working properly. Noone's palettes/patterns are showing up on their profiles, just the bio and recent comments, I can't edit anything and none of the drop down menus are working.
Is this happening to anyone else or is it just me?
For some reason a whole heap of stuff doesn't seem to be working properly. Noone's palettes/patterns are showing up on their profiles, just the bio and recent comments, I can't edit anything and none of the drop down menus are working.
Is this happening to anyone else or is it just me?
IceTigerLily
I just love this. The peachy colours look so calming and serene and then there's the grey and the turquoise which gives off a 50's feel (which I just love on its own). It's a perfect colour palette for this summer.
Posted 1 hour ago
I just love this. The peachy colours look so calming and serene and then there's the grey and the turquoise which gives off a 50's feel (which I just love on its own). It's a perfect colour palette for this summer.
iink_wassergasse
Posted 5 hours ago
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OrigamiMei
Liebling
Traditional Scot family tartan and clothing, Bonnie Price Charlie Jacket, Kilt and Sporran for he, and full dress and arsaid for I. A bouquet of heather and arrival on horseback. Only myself, my groom and our closest family and friends. No religious ceremony, only a dedication to each other with handwritten vows. A hand tying and then the evening in the local pub with family and friends with dancing and copious amounts of drinking.
Of course, this all depends on finding a true Scot who can;
a.) catch me
b.) be as honor bound as I am
c.) appreciates me slightly more than his scotch.
Let me know if you see him, they are as rare as catching glimpse of a silke.
Pennington
Faeleia
And knowing me, I think I would turn that thing into a fashion shoot, with me behind the camera directing the shots instead. ahhah
Alicialoveslife
Colors
Cobalt blue details for the men, light blue for the ladies
Soft, warm gold accents
Ivory linen
I would prefer a Spring wedding, but a summer one would be okay. Spring flowers would be purple irises, light blue irises, and table centerpieces of little pots of pansies (purple, white, blue) and of star of bethelehem campanula, which would also double as favors. Summer flowers would be light blue hydrangeas (which I LOVE), maybe roses, and maybe candied violets on desserts. Either would have whispy baby's breath and white carnations incorporated.
My wedding dress would be embroidered linen, with light blue, white, and gold threads. It would be in the style closest to what an ancient Israelite would have worn, which I deduce to be similar to the following (from palestinianheritage.org)
I would wear a veil and a crown or wreath of flowers. During the time of Yeshua/Jesus, wedding crowns for male and female were woven of myrtle, olive branches, and roses.
The groom and groomsmen would wear tunics embroidered with cobalt blue. Perhaps he would wear a tallit or prayer shawl. We would meet under a chuppah.
The bridesmaids would carry little oil lamps, like the 5 wise virgins in Scripture. The following are reproductions of ancient ones.
The ring bearer would bring the rings in a little treasure chest.
Ideally, we could have a tent-like atmosphere at the reception with colorful floor pillows around, and perhaps psalm/ King David-eque harp music playing or other middle eastern sounding music. We would eat flat bread, hummus, olives, grapes, lamb, and other foods with a bible/ middle eastern flare. I would love instead of a traditional wedding cake, to have mini honey cheese cakes decorated with blueberries on top- not really biblical, but matches the color scheme!
We would celebrate with Israeli circle dancing! Men would blow shofars!
However, I do not require a camel ride LOL.
Alicialoveslife
And also the last picture in the above post is from http://www.mywedding.com/hugoandmichellehernandez/gallery_18837_2.html
raagainfo
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