Weddingbee Blog

MSS: check out modera.com for building your own e-ring. they have a ton of different settings.

Miss Poppy–I’d never wear jeans to a bridal shower! Well, not unless it was apparent that the shower was going to be VERY casual. I usually wear a casual dress (a cotton wrap dress or something similar), or perhaps a cute skirt and nice top. When in doubt always dress up–it’s better to be overdressed than underdressed!

3. MSS, check out pricescope.com. the “show me the ring” thread in the forums is a great place, there are links to quite a few reputable online and b&m stores on their vendor list as well. beware, though, it can be addictive.

5. Miss Poppy, my personal philosophy is that it’s always better to be overdressed than underdress (ok, it’s not *always* true, but usually works).

mss & miss poppy - ditto what miss lime said.

thanks everyone!!! i suppose it’s time to go dress shopping. you girls are the best! *HUGS*

4. sp I found this site and I really like them, they had a good selection. http://www.ffcembroidery.com/weddinghandkerchiefs.htm

i ordered my hankies for my parents at linenclassics.com

I have a question to the uber-helpful weddingbee readers! I am a wee 1/2″ shorter than my fiance….flat shoes are a must for my wedding. I’ve tried the bridal shoe designers but nothing caught my eye and I am stumped. Any suggestions for great, flat, formal shoes? I’m not afraid of a little embellishment on the shoes, either

I have a question on tipping. How much do you tip the photographer? Also, I’ll be getting my hair and make up done three times for engagement photo, formal photo, wedding shot etc. How much do you tip the make up artist and hairdresser? They quoted me $400 for three sessions.

sp- I just ordered hankies for the moms from Monograms Inc.. Can’t vouch for the quality yet because I haven’t received them, but I went with them because wanted something that had plain edges and didn’t look like a doiley.