Posted by Charli Michie | Posted on 22-01-2012
What is the main thing most brides stress over and expend time, exercise, diet and money on? Thats right: the gown. Why do we go to all of that effort? We want to be the most beautiful bride ever. Resplendent. Elegant. Glorious. Uniquely you.
The wedding guests will first ooh and ahh, glancing admiringly at the gown at least thats what each of us hope. But inevitably they will look up to what the stark whiteness and splendor of the dress points to: the radiant beauty of the brides face.
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Posted by Charli Michie | Posted on 11-01-2012
Salt Lake / Park City Bride & Grooms new issue is out and it is beautiful. Youll fall in love with the cover (featuring a Vera Wang), and the touch of the paper (luxuriously smooth), and the fashion editorial (garden glam at its best), and the real weddings (we, very humbly, have two brides featured).
Congratulations to Tessa and her team on creating a rather notable and impressive issue that will surely inspire and intrigue Utah brides.
Nothing but the best.
Posted by Charli Michie | Posted on 02-01-2012
Need a mid-week Say Yes fix? Watch scenes from the show right here! And check out our slideshow of dresses featured on the show.
The blondes invaded Kleinfeld on Friday night! Did you keep everyone straight? There was a pageant queen, stunt double and a bride afraid of boob mirage. WHAT?! Lets backtrack and recap from the top.
Ashley was the model/pageant winner who was after a slim dress and killer deal. She found the perfect dress two weeks prior to her Kleinfeld appointment at another store, but she wanted her dad to see it before purchasing anything.
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Posted by Charli Michie | Posted on 12-12-2011
A winter wedding, at times, showcases some of the most graceful and sophisticated fashion. Fur, silk, coats, cigars and fireplaces are all elements that are found throughout winter. In this wedding, the bride wore a beautiful fur shawl that left every person in the room speechless. Winter weddings are modestly glamorous and subtly elegant. The only thing to make a winter wedding ideal would be snow glacially cascading down a bride’s veil as she walks down the aisle. Although winter is known for its cold temperatures, winter is one of the most ideal months to execute a wedding. In this wedding story, Jessica Smith at the Magnolia Hotel writes about Meg and Kevin’s divine winter wedding.
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