Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Red Dress Poll...

Don't forget to vote for YOUR best red dress...voting ends at midnight tonight..... visit
www.styleguide.com.au and have your say to win one dozen beautiful South Australian wines...Great for Christmas......
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"The Bride's Gown"..!!!

Take a moment to view our STUNNING new look book..."The Bride's Gown"....Have a look at what's new and what brides and grooms are doing to make their day special and memorable.......do click on the link below and let your imagination do the rest.....!!!!
http://weddingstyleguide.com.au/the-brides-gown.html
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Friday, December 9, 2011

First Aid Kit.!



St John's Ambulance quite rightly pointed out that many people forget the basics now days especially when planning outdoor weddings......a First Aid Kit...


Do visit our website www.styleguide.com.au as we will be including an article from St John's Ambulance Services....



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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Competition!!!!!

Have you voted on what you think the best Red Wedding Dress is...??? Click on the link below and have your say...time is running out.....

http://www.weddingstyleguide.com.au/your-voice.html
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Top 10 Tips....

Good morning to everyone on this beautiful bright and sunny Tuesday morning....we do hope that where ever you are in the world the day is as great as ours......!!!! Today we would like to share ten tips in planning your wedding..Click on the link and enjoy....... www.styleguide.com.au

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Colour.....









Be bold and make a statement with colour for your bridesmaids in gowns of rich colours. We love this deep blue dress.....so easy to wear......!!!!and check out the shoes.....!!!




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Sleeves.......!!!!

Are sleeves a style consideration or a necessity? We at WSG believe it is both.....The perfect sleeve can enhance a wedding gown. A long, narrow sleeve is flattering and fashion-forward while an elbow-length sleeve is stylish but also provides coverage. If you are confident about your arms, then sleeveless (strapless) will work for you. The sleeveless gown is a signature for me as it is timeless, chic and sophisticated while also practical for dancing.
If you choose sleeves, remember the proportion of the armhole will impact the construction of the sleeve and the range of your movement. Most importantly, choose something you feel comfortable and confident in. -XO

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Monday, November 28, 2011

The Bridal Garter





Bridal Garters have always been a lot of fun. Even the story of their origin shows that garters are a symbol of fun at any wedding.
We would love to receive photos of your garter or "garter removal" with or without the story that may go with it.
Submit your photos or story and you will go in the draw to win a dozen SA wines.
To all our brides to be keep an eye on the website for the release of our December LOOK BOOK which will be released on 12th December 2011 as Bleu Garters in California has given us an unique garter to giveaway to one lucky bride.
Bleu Garters are handcrafted in California from fine silks and antique laces. The brand modernizes the classic garter by incorporating pops of color, oversized playful embellishments and intricate beaded lace. “A big trend I'm noticing is brides being more adventurous with color, and not sticking to white/ivory/light blue. Don't get me wrong, the classics are still the most popular, but brides have also been ordering their favorite bright colors, as well as the black floral lace garters for their wedding day!”-Jamie, creative director and designer for Bleu Garters
History of the Garter
Today, the tradition of the wedding garter is tame in comparison to France of the 14th century. In North America, the bride wears two garters; one as a keepsake garter and the other for the throw away.
Both garters are worn on the right leg just above the knee.
Before the removal of the garter, the bride first throws her bouquet to the single women.
The groom removes the throw away garter from the brides leg, sometimes he removes it with his teeth , but more appropriately nowadays he uses his hands. He does this while the bride is sat in a chair.
After the garter is removed, he then throws it to the single male guests. The male guest then takes the garter and places it on the leg of the single female guest who has caught the bouquet.
Those that catch either item are said to be the next to marry. In some instances, it is said that they will marry each other.
The keepsake garter is removed later in private during the honeymoon night.
Numerous wedding garter traditions have been obtained over the years that still seem to become rules of etiquette today. Take a look at a few that are still popular and some that have long since been forgotten.


Go to the website to read more about the history of garters!




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Thursday, November 24, 2011

The Fall 2012 Bridal Collection will be at the Vera Wang Bridal Salon on Madison Avenue through Saturday, November 26th for a special trunk show. If you can't make it this weekend the new collection will be back at the New York City salon from December 22nd through January 2012...

Very exciting for anyone that happens to be in New York at this time or is thinking of travelling before your big day..........!!!!!!!!!!
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Monday, November 21, 2011

The Forgotten Items





























Often brides and grooms forget to add to their Wedding Registry important items they'll need to entertain in style.


Don't forget to round our your registry and elevate your tablescape with these key pieces:



Rim Soup Plates (see the Doulton Gordon Ramsay Platinum Rim Soup Plate above)
These bowls are an add-on to the 5-piece place setting - they'll make your first course, a warm soup or salad, a standout!



Globlets, wine glasses and champagne flutes (see the Doulton Manhatten Goblet above)
These are everyone's party favourites! In addition you can use these to serve water and iced tea with elegance, they can also hold eggnog or make a yoghurt parfait sparkle!

Make sure to add serving pieces (like the Doulton Gordon Ramsay Platter above) to your registry. Large platters and a gravy boat will become more important as your cricle of family and friends expands. A platter can hold a turkey or crown roast for a crowd, and that gravy boat can hold an array of sauces and dressings.


Round out your registry - and let the good times multiply!