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Weddings Through the Decades: 1900-1950

March 19th, 2016|Wedding Tips|

Since the white wedding dress as we know it today burst into the fashion world with Queen Victoria’s wedding dress in 1840, it’s gone through a lot of different styles and trends. The 1900s was when the fashion of Queen Victoria’s wedding saw a full trickle-down effect to the everyday women. In the 1900s, the style focused on a full and modest shape, with an S-shaped corset complete with ruffled blouse and large sleeves. The waist line sat a little higher than the actual waist, and high- necked collars, as well as tapered wrist cuffs, were fashionable. Brides could expect to wear long gloves, veiled hats, and long trains. Bouquets were large and over the top, while the makeup was just the opposite—the 1900s bride’s goal was to appear as natural as possible.    […]

16 Trends for 2016

January 22nd, 2016|Wedding Tips|

2016 is only just started, but we’re already seeing some trends we know are going to come on strong this year. Take a look at our top 16 trends to look for in 2016! Gold, Gold, Gold. FlairNecessities […]

Something Sweet

July 10th, 2015|Wedding Tips|

The sweetest part of the wedding? The cake, of course! Here’s my latest cake inspiration to help all my brides-to-be out there. The latest trend I’m loving is the unfrosted “naked” wedding cake — it’s a very unique twist on a traditional classic.  ~ Carol […]

New Orleans Wedding Traditions

June 26th, 2015|NOLA, Wedding Tips|

As a proud New Orleanian, born and raised in the Big Easy, these timeless wedding traditions are second nature. From second lines, to cake pulls, to late night beignets, a New Orleans wedding is unique and truly one-of-a-kind. Check out my infographic to learn more.  ~ Carol […]