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  1. A Simple Wedding is a movie starring Tara Grammy, Christopher O'Shea, and Shohreh Aghdashloo. Cultures clash and families collide when an Iranian woman finds love with an eccentric bisexual artist
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  3. Sara Zandieh
  4. Year - 2019
  6. writed by - Sara Zandieh

 



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Wedding Ideas and Wedding Planning Tips, Real Simple, Real Simple Top Navigation. Thank u for posting so much for helpful trick and tips ❤️lots of love. Watch Full Length A Simple wedding planning. I cant believe the american and iranian governments got together to help promote this film. YouTube. Watch full length a simple wedding cakes.

 

A reader writes in: What advice do you have for a frugal wedding on a budget? Were getting married this fall and want to explore as many cheap wedding ideas as we can. Since were both in our early twenties and dont have a lot to spend, we were hoping to keep our wedding as small as possible. We were thinking no more than six to eight people including ourselves. Glad you asked. My wife and I were married in the summer of 2003. Although our wedding was actually quite frugal, we recognized afterwards that there was plenty more we could have done to make it even less expensive. Hindsight is always 20/20, so here are 20 tactics you could try to cut down the cost of your wedding without diminishing your experience or that of your guests. The Knot Ultimate Wedding Planner & Organizer Learn More Worksheets, Checklists, Etiquette, Calendars, and Answers to Frequently Asked Questions The Budget-Savvy Wedding Planner & Organizer Learn More Checklists, Worksheets, and Essential Tools to Plan the Perfect Wedding on a Small Budget 20 Tips to Plan Your Wedding on a Budget 1. Avoid guest list bloat. Although you might be tempted to throw everyone you know on your guest list, that isnt always a great idea. With each addition you make, youre adding additional costs while also making your wedding less intimate. To a degree, this was a trap we fell into with our own wedding – our guest list grew and grew to the point where we invited people that we didnt know well simply because we felt obligated. To save as much as you can, try inviting fewer people and making the event more intimate. Start by whittling your list down by 20% then another 20. Then see if youre happy with it. 2. Ask for wedding help instead of wedding gifts. We were lucky that several of our friends and family had musical talent, so they were able to provide musical accompaniment for our ceremony. We also have a close friend whos an extremely skilled amateur photographer, and he was willing to photograph our ceremony as our wedding gift. Then, after the ceremony, he provided high-quality digital images of everything. Asking family and friends to offer help or services that align with their talents in lieu of a gift is a great way to keep your wedding on a budget. 3. Hold the ceremony at home, or outdoors. Renting a building or function hall for your ceremony and reception can be very expensive. Instead, consider using your own home (or the home of a parent) for your ceremony, or perhaps a public park with a beautiful view. In each case, you can also have your reception outdoors, creating a picturesque, memorable ceremony while eliminating the cost of renting a venue. If you go the outdoor route, however, its best to have a back-up plan in case of bad weather; you dont want to get married in a downpour that leaves all your friends and family soaked. That might mean renting a sturdy tent if rain is forecast, or a few industrial fans if its an extremely hot day — or simply stuffing everyone inside the house to wait out a storm. Related: Check Out These Beautiful, Affordable Wedding Venues 4. Do the catering yourself, or hire a family-owned restaurant. For our wedding, we handled our own food preparation and catering with a lot of help from my wifes family. This drastically reduced the food costs for the ceremony. If this isnt your forte, look around your community for a family-owned restaurant and ask the owners directly to cater your wedding. Family-owned restaurants are always the first place to check – they will almost always go the extra mile to make your wedding special and are generally more understanding of your particular budget needs. 5. Go minimal with the flowers. Instead of spending boatloads of money on flowers that will die shortly after the reception, keep it simple but elegant — for instance, a single rose for each bridesmaid and a very small bouquet for the bride. If you know someone with a rose bush, you can actually make your own bouquets the day before the ceremony by cutting the roses yourself and trimming away the thorns. Another cheap wedding idea – go with fake flowers instead. Its likely that no one will even notice, and you could save a bundle by making the arrangements yourself well ahead of time. 6. Skip the groomsmen and bridesmaid gifts. While its considered customary to give gifts to your groomsmen and bridesmaids in some circles, it isnt always necessary. Instead of buying gifts they may not even want or enjoy, consider writing them a special note to say “thanks” instead. If your friends know that youre trying to have a frugal wedding, they will understand. 7. Make your own invitations. With a quality home printer and some time, you can make very classy invitations on your own. My wife and I picked up a simple blank invitation kit on sale at Staples and made our own invitations to our wedding. No pictures or anything – just a very classic font and simple text. It looked stylish and didnt cost us much at all. Sites like VistaPrint also offer cheap wedding invitations you can order from the comfort of your home. Their options arent too fancy, but theyll certainly do the trick. You can even hire a freelance graphic designer to whip up a custom invitation for you on Fiverr for pretty short money (starting at 5. Related: How to Find Affordable Wedding Invitations 8. Borrow stereo equipment or use yours from home. Rather than hiring a DJ, just use your own home stereo equipment, or equipment you borrow from a friend. Put speakers around the dance floor area – theres no need to spread them around the entire reception room. Create a playlist on your iPod that features a few hours worth of your favorite songs – or see if you have a friend who might want to make a playlist for you. Choosing your own songs is a great way to personalize your entire experience. 9. Stock the bar yourself. Alcohol is a big expense when it comes to a lot of weddings, and its also a big variable you can play around with to cut costs. Instead of opting for a full open bar, for instance, you can save money offering just beer and wine, or a free cocktail hour followed by a cash bar. If you do rent a function hall, ask if theyll let you supply your own alcohol instead of using the venues, which can be a big money-saver. Look for a discount liquor store in your area, and stock up on the basics: red and white wine and a few types of beer at the very least. If you want to offer a full bar, pick up the standard liquors like vodka, gin, rum, and whiskey, plus a few mixers and soft drinks like sodas and juice. Keep in mind that while its more cost-efficient to buy a keg of beer instead of cases, any leftover beer will go to waste, whereas you can store excess bottles for months. And thats helpful, since its a good idea to overestimate — you dont want to run out of drinks halfway through the reception. 10. Display ‘vendor cards in exchange for reduced rates. If youre hiring people to provide services for your reception (musicians, a DJ, florists, caterers, photographers, etc. offer to advertise for them in exchange for reduced rates. At the reception, put a small card by each persons place setting that lists the businesses responsible for each service at the wedding, along with their contact information. Since this tends to be very effective advertising, many businesses will happily provide services at reduced rates in exchange for this opportunity. 11. Contact the local university. If youd like live musical accompaniment for the ceremony (and perhaps for the reception) one place to look for lower-cost musicians is your local universitys music department. Contact them and ask if there are any students who are studying a particular instrument or vocal work and see if theyre available to provide music for a wedding. It can help them develop their resume and save you on this typically pricey part of your wedding. This goes for photographers as well — if theres an art school or photography program at your local college, see if there are any talented students or recent grads who would be willing to photograph your wedding at a discount for the portfolio-building experience and exposure theyd receive. 12. Price shop for decorations – and consider buying used. My Wedding Favors, Paper Warehouse, and Hobby Lobby all have sales throughout the year. If you know what youre looking for ahead of time, you can simply wait until it goes on sale and “pounce” when the time is right. Meanwhile, you can also consider buying used centerpieces and decorations. Recent brides often sell their decorations on sites like, and you can save a bundle of money — and effort — going that route. 13. If youre getting married in your own church, ask the ladies auxiliary for help. Most churches have a womens organization that is very happy to help with wedding preparation in exchange for a small donation. Get them involved – they can take a lot of worry off your shoulders for a relatively low price. At our wedding, the “church ladies” were a great help with church decoration and other helpful things on the day of the ceremony. 14. Buy dresses off the rack – and on sale. If you want to save on bridesmaid dresses, try to avoid ordering custom dresses altogether. Instead, head to a few stores with dresses on sale and see if you can all find something “off the rack. ” This works best if your colors are chosen ahead of time and if the store youre shopping at carries plenty of sizes. To minimize spats within your wedding party, you can also shop ahead of time and only have them try on dresses you already approve of. Another cheap wedding idea: Instead of buying new dresses, have every bridesmaid wear a particular color dress they already own. 15. Rent tuxedos as a group, or simply wear matching suits. Unless you have a specific reason for owning a tuxedo (and few people do) you should rent one. Its often useful to rent the tuxedos as a group through the same business, as youll often get a group rate. If you dont want to go the tuxedo route, you can also have all of your groomsmen wear a black suit from home or other matching formalwear. 16. Choose affordable wedding rings. Wedding bands are traditionally an important part of the marriage ceremony, symbolic of your commitment to each other. That doesnt mean they have to cost you a fortune. A typical 14-karat wedding band can cost  upwards of 1, 000, and wedding website TheKnot says American couples tend to spend about 3% of their overall wedding cost on the rings (plus thousands more on an engagement ring. If youre trying to pull off your wedding on a budget, this is an area where you can trim costs pretty easily. Unlike the wedding itself, which is over all too quickly, youll (hopefully) be wearing this ring every day for the rest of your life – so its important you like the way it looks and feels. But again, that doesnt mean it has to cost 1, 000 or more. Titanium, sterling silver, and other materials are less expensive, durable, and can be personalized for even deeper meaning. Check out some affordable wedding ring options here. 17. Plan a simple honeymoon, not an ostentatious one. A huge, over-the-top honeymoon might sound fun, but its far, far cheaper (and often more enjoyable) to stay closer to home. Instead of planning a big, expensive trip, focus on what matters: Unwinding after those hectic weeks leading up to your wedding, and savoring some time alone with your new spouse. An 18-hour flight across the world with multiple connections isnt going to help in that regard. You could even just hop in the car and spend a week or two seeing all of the local sights youve never had time to see until now. Whatever you do, just enjoy this time together. Bonus idea: If youre set on a more distant honeymoon, try paying for most of your wedding expenses with a credit card that offers great travel rewards or a sign-up bonus, which could help cover the cost of your flight (but pay off the balance before it accrues any interest. Related: Seven Cheap Romantic Getaways 18. Involve your closest friends and family in the preparations. As youre brainstorming cheap wedding ideas, you should get your closest friends and family involved with the details. Quite often, theyll have surprisingly good ideas that can save you money and effort. For example, they might know a vendor that would offer you a deal, or have something you could borrow for your special day. Good friends and family are always there to help, and theyll be especially happy to contribute to such a joyful occasion — so you might as well take advantage of their generosity. 19. Plan, plan, plan. When youre trying to have a wedding on a budget, its important to plan ahead. List everything you can think of and walk through these items step by step. The earlier you get started – and the more things you think about early on – the less “last-minute stress” youll have, and the more time youll have to find sales and discounts and research other good ideas. 20. Dont stress. Something will probably go wrong at the last minute – a little detail of some sort wont work out. For example, our pastor almost missed our rehearsal dinner, so we barely rehearsed. Dont worry about it. Just assume something little is going to go wrong and avoid the urge to throw money at the problem. Most likely, no one will even notice the little issue, and quite often someone in your wedding party (or someone helping out) will come up with a pretty good solution to fix things. Good luck (and congratulations) Related Articles: Our Frugal Wedding Adventure, Part 1: The Planning Phase Our Frugal Wedding Adventure, Part 2: The Planning Fallacy Strikes Our Frugal Wedding Adventure, Part 3: The Big Day and the Final Numbers.

Watch Full Length A Simple wedding photography. Overwhelmed by the thought of gathering 200 of your “nearest and dearest” together for your wedding day? Eloping may have crossed your mind, but thats not the only way to avoid the crowd. Instead, have all the fixings of a wedding, but on a much smaller scale. Were talking 10 guests, 20 max (your actual nearest and dearest) and all of the things that will make your wedding feel like, you know, your wedding: invitations, dinner, a white dress, cake, and any other detail important to you two. Shrinking the event down to a cozy, intimate size guarantees youll love where your money goes and have tons of memories with every single guest. But theres more to it than a 90 percent decrease in your guest list. There are planning changes to make, details to consider, and (hooray. a proportionally larger budget to work with. Weve asked a few of our favorite planners to break down everything you need to know about throwing a small wedding. Look through your text messages and calls, and only invite those youve spoken with in the last three months. Keep the Guest List Short Photo by  Henry + Mac Not sure how to cut it down? Use this handy (and ruthless. trick from Jove Meyer of Jove Meyer Events. “Look through your text messages and calls, and only invite those youve spoken with in the last three months, ” Meyer says. “We speak to those who matter most—its that simple. ” Still having a hard time paring it down? Aleah and Nick Valley of Valley & Company Events recommend asking yourselves two questions: “Would you take this person out for a several hundred-dollar (or several thousand-dollar. dinner? And would you have this person and their guest into your home for an intimate dinner or as a weekend house guest? Thinking about how close your relationships are will help ensure you are truly comfortable with those you surround yourselves with on your wedding day. ” Of course, other people want to know youve tied the knot. “Make a list of those who will want to know the big news, and send out a wedding announcement after the fact, ” suggests Luke Wilson of Luke Wilson Events. Go for an Alternative Venue Photo by  Amber Gress Photography Fewer people on the guest list means the world is your oyster when it comes to choosing a nontraditional venue. “Of course, restaurants are at the top of the list. Theyre unique spaces that have everything you need in one place, ” Meyer says. “Just make sure you love everything (the style, the menu, and the existing décor) as [being able to] change it is less likely. ” He also recommends hotel suites—many of which have beautiful indoor and outdoor spaces—as well as galleries, gardens, wine bars, and nightclubs. I love the sentiment of having an intimate affair in a place that is meaningful to the couple. “Family homes can pose many challenges for events with a large guest list, but work well with a smaller group, ” Wilson says. “I love the sentiment of having an intimate affair in a place that is meaningful to the couple. ” Tiffany Rivera of Simply Breathe Events also suggests looking into beautiful private homes (that arent your own) which give you the flexibility to move between spaces and make your wedding day really cost-efficient. Or Rethink Traditional Options Courtesy of  Charleston Magazine If youre still in love with the idea of a space thats more of an expected wedding venue (think a hotel ballroom, gorgeous museum, or the dining room at your country club) flip it on its head. “The challenge with a traditional venue is making sure it feels full with a dozen or so guests—and not like 100 people didnt show up, ” Rivera notes. This is where design comes in. “Making a large space feel intimate can be so fun, as you have the opportunity to get really creative with seating and table layouts, as well as adding things like a lounge or creative bars and food stations, ” Meyer says. “Consider an extra-large round table for 20 to fill more space, or mix up how the venue is usually used by having the ceremony where others might have dinner and vice versa. With a smaller group, you can think outside the box about where you host each part of the celebration. ” When youre looking at venues, keep the size of your celebration in mind. “Privacy is of the utmost importance, especially with a small guest list, ” Aleah Valley says. “Before you book anything, make sure the venue wont have another wedding piggybacking yours. You really want to feel like you have the place to yourselves. ” Traditional venues are full of unexpected spaces that are perfect for smaller celebrations. “Consider areas that are often overlooked, like the library of a large historic estate, ” says Francie Dorman of 42 North. Know What You Need Every wedding, no matter the size, will need food, a bar, staff, rentals, some décor, and entertainment, so keep those basics in mind as youre making plans. “Its also a great idea to hire a wedding planner, even if its only for day-of coordination, ” Rivera says. “Youll want someone there to facilitate the flow of the day so you can enjoy it instead of worrying about whether alcohol is running low. ” Speaking of flow, having a timeline for your wedding is also something you cant forget. “So much thought goes into the details of a wedding, whether large or small, and a good timeline provides a framework that helps tell your story, ” Valley says. She also emphasizes the importance of service. “Its a top priority for any wedding, and with an intimate celebration, the service should be over-the-top excellent. ” Skip What Isnt Important Photo by  Red October Photography As youre determining the details, decide what is important to you and your partner and skip the things that dont matter. “Many couples opt to forgo some of the traditional dancing at a small wedding, ” Valley says. “Know your crowd and replace it with an activity everyone will enjoy, or keep it in the timeline if your loved ones love to dance. ” Of course, if you do love dancing, keep the bands size in mind. “If your band has an equal number of players to your final guest count, it will feel really overpowering. Instead, hire a smaller group of musicians so you can have the formality of special dances without a crowd on stage, ” Wilson advises. You can easily nix some of the add-ons that couples try to squeeze into their budgets. “Theres no need for a photo booth, printed ceremony programs, or wedding favors, ” says Britt Cole, also of 42 North. “You will be spending much more one-on-one time with each guest, so some of those extras arent worth the cost. ” Heck, you might even skip the formal invitations. “Call each of your guests personally to invite them to your wedding, or send handwritten letters, ” Meyer suggests. Splurge Wisely Photo by Valley & Company Your budget will go further with fewer guests, so use those extra funds to really enhance the evening. “I would splurge on live music, ” Rivera says. “Hire a quartet or pianist to play throughout the night. ” A fantastic photographer is also a great investment. “With fewer people at the table, your guests will really relax, creating an intimate atmosphere, ” Dorman explains. “Hire a trusted photographer who will capture the laughter, the tears, and the clinking glasses, since those are the moments youll treasure most. ” And of course, theres the menu. “Upgrade dinner to an indulgent seven-course meal, complete with expert pairings of fine wines and spirits, ” Valley says. Meyer adds, “With a small group, you can really personalize every detail of the menu. ” Most importantly, use any extra money in your budget to enhance the details that matter most to you, creating an immersive experience you and your guests will treasure. Keep Design in Mind Fewer tables and a smaller space means the only limit to your design is your imagination. “You can make each item really detailed, ” Meyer says. “Remember to design the space, not just the tables—consider lights, plants, fabrics, and anything else that will create an ambience. ” If there are small details youd love to include, an intimate wedding is the perfect chance. “Incorporate family heirlooms like vintage china and silver, or hand-embroidered napkins, ” Cole says. No matter what youre designing, keep these rules from Valley in mind: “Make sure your guests have enough elbow room at their place settings, easy access to the essentials (water, wine, flatware, and conversation) and the centerpieces dont prevent them from seeing their dining partners. ” Think about ways to keep your guests interacting with one another too. “Guests will be sitting to catch up instead of cutting a rug, so create a lounge area where everyone can relax after dinner, ” Wilson says. Wedding Designers Favorite Details for Small Weddings “Go hyper-custom, ” Meyer says. “Set each place with handwritten menus, create an insane escort card display, or use individual flower petals as place cards. ” “Cover the table in an abundance of low, ultra-lush flowers and candles, ” Valley suggests. “And dont forget deluxe linens, which can really anchor a table. " “Top each place setting with a tiny bouquet and a hand-calligraphed place card, ” Nick Valley adds. “Give your guests a memorable experience with personalized touches that complement the meal, like live music during dinner or personalized notes from the couple at their seat, ” Dorman says. “Leave room on the table for conversation, ” Cole suggests. “Lift the flowers up and install an overhead arrangement of florals, moss, and soft lighting. ” “Instead of multiple tables, seat everyone at a long estate table or at a U-shaped setup, ” Wilson suggests. “This will make everyone feel like family. ”.

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Whether you want to wear your hair down or in an updo, there are plenty of simple yet polished styles to consider. If you love the idea of a simple, beautiful wedding-day beauty look, then you're in luck. Although an elaborate updo or extravagant braid is always an option for your big day, the hairstyles that follow prove that you don't need an  intricate updo to look amazing. While there's nothing wrong with a complex hairstyle, especially when it complements your personal style, your wedding dress, or your venue, some brides find that loose curls, a tidy bun, a  natural blowout, or a delicate  flower crown is all they need to look like the bridal version of themselves.  But don't confuse simple with basic, boring, or safe. This beautiful style by Brittani Estes is the perfect example. Since the low bun was equal parts simple and elegant in and of itself, all the understated style really needed to shine was a unique hair accessory from  Twigs & Honey. For your own take on a similar style, try accenting your updo with fresh flowers or a vintage you normally wear your hair in an unfussy style, why not embrace an elevated version of your signature look for the wedding (styled by a professional for extra oomph, of course) There's no reason a simple wedding hairstyle can't also be chic—or look absolutely incredible with any accessories you choose. Plus, simple wedding hairstyles are often easier to maintain throughout the day. From  half-up, half-down looks and long, sleek locks to straightforward, sophisticated topknots and buns, click through for some of the prettiest simple wedding hair we've seen yet. If you're looking for easy big-day beauty ideas that are anything but boring, you're about to be pleasantly surprised by all the options out there. Advertisement All Swept Up A slightly undone updo can be so striking, as evidenced by this low updo from  Blushworthy. A few face-framing pieces pulled out in the front ensured it didn't look too perfect. Curled Ends Leaving your hair down and cascading over your shoulders is a beautiful, simple option for a bride with medium-length locks. Add a curl to the end to dress the look up ever so slightly. Boho Waves If you're not looking to stray too far from your everyday hairstyle, consider adding a piece of hair jewelry to your beloved loose waves and side part. This golden number from Jennifer Behr, which was pinned on by Aviva Perea, took this understated look to the next level. Go Natural Embrace your hair's natural texture—and nature itself—by tucking a few flowers into your style. Here, Ebony Roots Hair braided one side of the bride's hair and petite blooms dotted the other side. Relaxed Waves For a casual take on a half-up, half-down hairstyle, add a little bit of volume in the form of loose waves and twist the front sections together. Emma Collins Beauty was responsible for this effortless look. Braid for the Occasion An inverted braid in the perfect way to pull your hair back without being too fussy. Want something a little more exciting? Pick up a jeweled hair accessory (this one's by Tania Maras) to wear around the crown of your head. Pony Up The Glamourist helped this bride pull her long hair into the sweetest ponytail. Short But Full Shorter-haired brides still have plenty of options for simple big-day hairstyles. Take this one by Tammy Dalton of Modern Salon & Spa. Shoulder-grazing locks were curled for a look with movement and fullness. Face-Framing Pieces If you want your hair up but not all the way, take a cue from this hairstyle by. Volume at the top of the head and face-framing pieces with a wave at the bottom ensured it looked elegantly undone. Beautiful Bangs Bangs are great if you plan on wearing a veil. As for the rest of your hair, you can pull sections back to secure the headpiece and wear the rest down. Marian Filali made this bride look effortlessly chic. Braids All Around Braids aren't just for pigtails. They can get fancy, especially in sleek updos like this one by Storme Make Up, which curved them around towards the back of the bride's head to showcase her dress's ornate back. Voluminous Waves Gathering hair mostly to one side is one way to add a bit of drama in a subtle way. This bride's waves had shine, too, thanks to hairstylist  Caitlyn Meyer, with further emphasized the shape. Retro Style If you choose to keep your hair down, make sure it's touchable. A side part and loose finger waves, like these by Jennifer Cruz, almost always look silky, soft, and understated. Sleek Yet Simple You can't go wrong with a super straight ponytail. Add a little something extra by twisting hair around the base, like Calvyn Cass of Brush Salon did here. On the Side If your hair is short and thick, it can really draw the eye up, which is just what you'll want to do on your wedding day. A deep side part will give you just the right amount of drama. A Tight Bun When your dress is as ornate as this high-necked, open-back number, it's best to go with an updo to show it all off. Here, Flawless Bride  twisted the bride's hair into a compact bun at the base of her neck. A Perfectly Unperfect Braid A thick side braid is a simple and stunning style to consider. Adrienne Aereboe took this bride's long hair and wove it together in a way that was done but not too much. A Classic Low Bun If you're unsure how to wear your hair, like this bride was, consider something timeless and easy: a low bun with a middle part. The Side Door salon styled this updo, giving the bride a super chic hairstyle without any fuss. Slightly Slicked Back Keep the volume of big waves without hair getting in your face in one simple move: Ask your hairstylist (in this case Yene Damtew) to slick back the first few inches of your hair behind your ears. A Curly Coif If you've got natural curls, embrace them. Add a bit of volume to the roots and then pull your tresses back into a low bun that will look good from every angle. Vespa Hair Design handled this bride's curls beautifully. A Bouncy Ponytail A low, full ponytail with bouncy waves can pair with almost any style of wedding dress. Lucas Shaffer 's version, seen here, beautifully anchors the veil and balances out the dramatic slit in the bride's gown. A Modern Bun Buns come in all shapes and sizes and styles. Some are quite elaborate and filled out with extensions. Others, like this one by Dax Sarmiento, are modern and minimal. The twisted, low bun complemented the deep V of the bride's gown. Short and Slick The back of this bride's dress made quite a statement, so she chose to keep her accessories to a minimum and her hair super simple. A polished bob was all she needed. Romantic Waves For an elegant, timeless option that still feels effortless, ask your stylist to set your hair in loose waves then pull them back into a low twist, just like  Face Time Beauty  did here. Partially Pulled Back If you're wearing a wedding dress that shows off shoulders like this one, you'll certainly want to wear your hair pulled back, like the  The Glam App  did for this bride. A Low Knot Simple can be chic, too. This bride's low knot is the perfect example of how to get it right. Wear It Down Warren Tricomi left this bride's hair down for a super simple look, but gave it lots of texture and movement, too. All the Way Down Cool Girl Curls The best addition to a ball gown wedding dress and leather jacket ensemble? Effortlessly lovely hair. These voluminous curls (by Danielle Style) are beautifully imperfect and casually cool. Accessorize in Style Sometimes the only thing you need to add to a wedding look to make it aisle-ready is a simple hair accessory. This elegant hair vine added something extra special to this bride's simple wedding hairstyle by Bob and Page. Understated and Sophisticated Simple doesn't always mean long and loose. These brides both rocked soft, sleek updos for their sweet outdoor celebration thanks to Kacee Picot and Inga Cox. Their hairstyles fit beautifully with the romantic vibe of their day. Combs and Curls Want to keep things simple, but still feel elegant on the big day? Do like TEAM Hair & Makeup did here and pair long curls with a statement-making comb. Bonus: The accessory will keep at least some of those beautiful locks out of your face for photos, vows, and general reception merriment. Glammed Up Curls Full curls are always a wedding win. Beauty by Melina made the simple look stand out with extra-large ringlets and the addition of a bright floral accessory. Top Knot Chic Top knots are the definition of simple on any day, but can also be surprisingly wedding-worthy. To make this iconic look big day-ready, Janet Villa kept it tidy and taut. The look pairs perfectly with a chic, modern dress. Curls for Days When you have hair this long, all you need to do is add a few curls and go. Enter Mackenzi Laine. A chapel-length veil never hurts the finished product, either. The Low Pony Look Sometimes an outdoor wedding calls for a little more hair control than the long and loose look. Take notes from this bride's awesome style and incorporate a low, chic ponytail into your day-of decisions. Shoulder-Length Curls The two most unassuming ingredients for a glamorous wedding look? A deep side part and curls. This bride rocked both to gorgeous effect. Low Updo Inspiration There's just something so striking about a sleek, low updo that really makes it the best addition to a simple wedding look. Case in point, this bride's hairstyle by Sarah Selbo. Long Locks Is there anything more fun than a bold and bright wedding look? To allow her gorgeous dress to stand out, Harold James kept this bride's long locks in large, sleek curls and the effect is flawless. Setting It Straight While curls are a wedding staple, we always love when a bride chooses sleek and straight big-day hair. That decision looked amazing on this bride, especially when paired with her bohemian wedding dress. Loose and Lovely These glamorous waves aren't quite as dramatic as some curled wedding hairstyles, and the look is a gorgeous option for this bride's classic style! Well done  Aleksandra Ambrozy. Loose Updo A low, relaxed updo is always a good idea! This bride's imperfect bun by Melisande Page of  Beauty Exchange NYC  provided gorgeous balance for her dress's long sleeves and high neckline. No Stylist Required 3 deseos y medio Feeling fancy free for your wedding? Center parts, long, loose hair, and flower crowns are definitely the way to go! This pair did just that with help from Alizia Moreno. Down the Middle To finish off this bride's simply chic look, Bridal Hair by Ramona designed a loose, low bun with a sleek center part. Floral Half-Up, Half-Down Hairstyle With some help from Fiore Beauty, this bride kept her hairstyle simple and soft. Wax flowers were intertwined into a half-up, half-down look. DIY Simple Wedding Hairstyle This bride styled her own hair—a loose bun on the side of her head—and finished off the 'do with a fresh gardenia instead of a veil. Swept to the Side This asymmetrical braided 'do by Jessica Cook featured a flower pinned in the back. A Full, Low Bun This bride's perfectly shaped bun from Wedding Tresses, rested low on her neck and gave a sleek edge to her beauty look. Top It Off This trendy bride rocked a top knot bun styled by Vanessa Afshari, showing off her fresh face and keyhole-backed dress. Get Sculpted Delbarr Moradi Photography Stylists from The Powder Room  gave this bride a low, sculptural bun for her big day. Ride the Waves Bethanie J Hair gave this bride a simple blowout and center part to make her blonde locks look as natural as possible. Slicked Back With help from stylists at Professional Makeup Artistry, this bride wore her hair pulled back in a sleek, tight bun, with a trendy wrapping technique at the base. Simply Natural Another simple half-up, half-down 'do that proves less can be more! This bride looked gorgeous with half her hair swept up neatly away from her face. Kristin Russell of Green Pea Salon made sure her natural waves were front and center. Twisted Sister Amy Clark created this half-up half-down hairstyle with a natural-looking, twisted braid.

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… the words.  You thought Id say dress, eh?  Yes, Ive tried on dresses and even purchased a few (two, but thats a story for another day) but today Im all about trying on the words: engaged, fiance, married, bride, groom, husband, wife, happy couple, newlyweds, wedding day. As of today, weve been engaged about six weeks, so Ive had occasion to call him “my fiance” and talk about our wedding day (though Ive avoided actually saying the words, “our wedding day”) but Ive hesitated each time, felt uncertain and awkward.  Im a words girl.  Im also a girl who needs to get comfy with a new idea in her own head before she can be happy about it, and this engaged thing has been tough. What does being engaged mean, exactly?  We live together and weve assumed that wed get married.  Our lives on a day to day basis havent changed.  Our parents have granted us the freedom to do (or not do) whatever we wish whenever we wish, so once we decided to move our wedding date to next spring, theyve not pushed us for more details.  Were in a holding pattern.  Yes, its a planned holding pattern (hiatus until Thanksgiving) but still a bit strange. So, its time to stop avoiding the rush of feelings (some good, some not good, all strange) by avoiding the words.  (You do this too, right?  Actively engage in denial by not saying things? Were engaged, my fiance and I, and we will be married — to each other, for, well, ever — in the spring.  Our wedding will be held on our property and be intimate, sentimental, and casual.  I will be a nervous bride trying very hard to enjoy our wedding day, and my groom will be happy (and quite possibly tipsy.   I will be his wife (again, and more on this later) and he will be my husband when we get married (this is getting a little goofy, isnt it.   Well be newlyweds when we go on our honeymoon. Whew, that was hard.  Seriously.  Some of those words were hard to type (when combined with “my” or “we”) and brought up strange feelings.  Lets try this another way, this therapy by blog.  Lets try free-association. Bride — ugh.  All caught up in details and stressed out, trying to boss people around.  Young, too young.  Or way past the point where she should be giddy and using the word “bride. ” Groom — Clueless.  “Just tell me where to be and Ill be there.  Its your party. ”  Not words said to me at all, but what I think of when I hear the word. Marriage — Tough.  “My marriage” makes me feel a little jealous of people that have something solid enough that they can count on and that they believe in. Engaged — as I mentioned, Im a little lost on this one.  It seems like a weird limbo that happens because youre saving money for an overblown party, and because the wedding industry gave it a title, it thinks its okay.  Hmmm.  Generally, I like the word “engaged. ”  “Im engaged with you, Im engaged in this project, hes very engaged in his work/ toy/ life. ”  Must rethink.  Perhaps it just means that weve pledged to engage with each other in furthering our relationship, “ having ones attention or mind or energy engaged. ”  Okay, that feels better. Husband: Good, solid, handsome (I picture my man, here, and its all good.   Also brings up thoughts of responsibility, but not in a bad way.  Husband = lay my head on his shoulder and breathe more easily. Wife: Aprons.  Bad (I was a bad wife once.   Mother.  Wife = naggy, frumpy woman who screeches when speaking.  Strangely, though, I like the sound when a man says it – “my wife. ” Wedding: Party. On the bright side, now we know why Im struggling to find my place in the wedding planning world (for brides, as I am not a wedding planner, of course.   Ive pledged (to him and myself) to use the hiatus to get on board with the whole concept so that wedding planning can be fun and joyful.  I have a lot of work to do. Please tell me that some of you have felt this way?  I know it cant just be me. *I keep promising to talk more about being a second-time bride, and I keep putting it off.  Its time, isnt it?  Its the elephant in the room in everything wedding-related, and its time.  Keep me honest.  Ill do that soon. I got my ring sized (again) yesterday, and boy, what a difference a half size makes!  When J and I went ring shopping in June, I was sized at a 5. 5, and thats what he went with when sizing my e-ring.  Since Ive had it (a month! today. Ive been a bit annoyed that it spins on my finger.  Because of the style, I get poked if I reach out to grab something and its spun. Of course, Ive spent the last day worrying that its too tight (Im a bit of a spaz.   Sigh.  At least my ring isnt stabbing me anymore. Its been a (tough) month since we got engaged.  Really tough.  I thought wed be in a happy love bubble, but alas, that was not to be, not for us, not for me.  The worst of it let up last weekend, our third stormy weekend, when we suddenly understood each other for the first time (more on this in a later post.   Since that day, weve been slowly returning to our normal happy state, and its a relief. I found a great book for the newly engaged struggling with not-so-bubbly feelings: In desperation, I hit the local bookstore and pulled every wedding planning book off the shelf.  Okay, not every book — I ignored anything that said anything about “perfect, ” “best day of your life, ” “elegant, ” or “The Knot. ”  I love matching details as much as anyone, but Im beyond (or not there yet) worrying about details.  I need some help figuring out why its not all butterflies and rainbows. I know that its not socially accepted to admit that being engaged is scary and stressful.  I know that talking about worrying that you are with the wrong man (even when said man is kind and wonderful and you want your kids to be like him) isnt the proper thing to do.  I know that it feels disloyal saying the words, “the proposal was disappointing. ”  Well, here I am… and I know Im not alone (if only because I found a book that says so. If youre reading this and you relate, please leave a comment.  If youre reading this and you dont relate, then please share your secrets!  I love him, and Im happier than Ive ever been, but whoa — forever.  Scary. [P. S. More later on the unique struggles facing a “recycled bride” — Ive been married before, and there are some challenges that the bridal magazines just dont cover.  Evidently, in the rainbows and butterflies world, nobody ever gets divorced and thus nobody ever gets remarried.  Well, here I am.  Well talk soon. ] We received the CD of our engagement pictures yesterday, and I love them!  Here are my favorites: I love them all — I love that we look like ourselves but also really cool, I love that we look happy and honest, I love that the colors are so bright and beautiful around us. So with that, I offer my suggestions for taking great engagement pictures…. On what to wear: Consider your location.  I initially wanted to wear something bright blue (I look good in bright blue) but Im very happy that I chose something very neutral instead.  The location colors come through better this way. If you are busty, like me, I highly recommend a black wrap shirt.  Unfortunately mine had these ruffly things all the way down the front so the profile pics look a little odd, but the general effect was exactly what I wanted: minimize the boobage, emphasize the waist. Im glad that while we both wore jeans, they didnt match. Be honest (and by that, I mean authentic.   Js a jeans and t-shirt kind of guy, so he dressed up a bit with a button-down shirt… but still worn casually.  Im a heels and jeans kind of girl, so I went that route. Be sentimental.  His jeans are my favorite, and the ones he wore the night we met.  I bought him that shirt, and it reminds me of one of my faves.  He loves that pair of jeans on me. Personal note for pet owners: dog/ cat hair does not show up in pictures, even on a black shirt, so dont stress out over it like I did. On locations: Again, be sentimental and authentic.  I love this city, and its the city where he grew up, so we wanted something quintessentially Knoxville, and nothing says Knoxville like Worlds Fair Park.  We also considered the property around our home, but decided that WFP would be cooler when our kids ask about the pics in 10 years (the kids we havent had yet. Do some location scouting on your own… especially if working with a novice photog or new location.  Walk around together and decide what feels right.  We didnt do this, and while our pics came out beautifully, I wish wed gotten a few more of the Sunsphere and at least one near the ampitheatre. On preparation: Come up with a few poses, a few expressions, a few composition ideas… again, especially if your photographer is a bit inexperienced.   Our photographer was lovely and produced beautiful pics, but shes used to working with babies, and you dont have to direct babies.  When we got to WFP, she gave us carte blanche — so we had to figure out our own shots, poses, expressions.  Very awkward at first, and the reason that so many e-pics are smoochy.  You run out of things to do!  Note: even if youre hoping for mostly candid shots (like I was) you still have to be doing something (ya know, to catch candidly.   Think of things to do! Think about a few stories that embody how you feel about each other.  That way, when you run out of things to do (call them poses, call them whatever) you can tell your story.  Some of our most honest expressions came out of the telling of our “how we met” story. At all times, even when playing around or not posing, look either at the camera or your partner.  On close-up, a few of my favorite shots fell out of the running because you can tell were distracted or looking at something that just doesnt “make” the picture. I love, love, love these pics.  Id never wanted to take engagement pics but a serendipitous craigslist-surfing session combined with all the FILs clamoring for pics and my realization that I just didnt like any of the snapshots we had led to this session, and were both so glad we did it. Now were talking about scheduling another session in early spring on our property with the animals! Posted by: Marisa, August 25, 2008 Pause! As Ive mentioned before, weve got a lot going on, J and I: an extra house, new puppy, cats that we need to trap, a new house needing some love, a roommate, and a very precarious job situation.  The extra house, specifically, is a big stressor for both of us and continues to zap our extra energy (if not time. We continue to deal with our own stresses individually until it all blows up, making for a rather painful day-to-day existence.  After another blow up yesterday, weve decided to hit the Pause button. This is the second time weve decided to pause — first the entire wedding (to spring) now the planning itself (to Thanksgiving.   While Im sad, Im also pragmatic.  We dont have the capacity to handle anything else, much less joyously.  Im fine with this, though a bit sad.  Who wouldnt be sad that life is interfering with love? And yes, part of me worries — shouldnt it all be bubbles and rainbows? But – We live together.  Ive been married before.  We have an extra house.  I have ghosts that Ill have to deal with before I can move forward, and Ive promised to work hard to have that accomplished before we start wedding planning. What do you think?  Should I be worried, or are my rationalizations fair?  Directness appreciated. Im struggling a bit to find the right pace for wedding planning.  If youve been following my story, you know that we first tried to fast-track our wedding in a misguided attempt to avoid overdoing it with stress and details.  Now that we have nine months ( ish, since we havent actually chosen a date) Im simultaneously besieged with guilt for not accomplishing anything and peace that theres not a whole lot that needs to be done just yet. Ill be honest, too, that this engagement hasnt been the joyous, loving, in-a-bubble situation I expected.  Since we got formally engaged, weve been fighting.  Chalk it up to stress, heightened expectations, disappointment, and the pressure of having two houses, but life has not been fun.  Its even affecting our sex life, in that the annoyance and frustrations of the day get carried over to the bedroom. Oh, and did I mention that were not getting any sleep?  Hes always been a fitful sleeper, while I have always been an almost pro, but together, our tossing and turning becomes a contagious downward spiral of doom.  We wake up grumpy and achy every single day. So, we bought a new mattress yesterday at a great price (my cheapskate side is in love) and my online research today confirms that its the best option for couples (whew.   Were without a real bed since both of our singleton beds are queen-sized, but thats okay for a little while.  Oh, wait!  How will I read in bed?  Laying down, I suppose. Weve done nothing together in terms of wedding planning, though I did attend a bridal show (my first ever. this weekend with my FMIL… more on that later.  We have time, so I think well need to focus on ourselves and our relationship before we try to make any progress on the wedding. Did anyone else have a bad (scary) post-engagement bubble?  Did you fight during your engagement?  Did it get better? Were having an engagement shoot on Thursday, and Im so excited! Because (as usual) J has a lot on his mind, I went ahead shopped for him last weekend.  He got a great light blue button down shirt with very faint orange pinstripes — on sale!  He didnt think that hed like it, but when he put it on he loved it.  Cha-ching!  One point for the fiance-bargain-shopper.  Hell wear it untucked with rolled sleeves along with my favorite of his jeans – these beat-up ones that he was wearing when we met.  He looks GREAT in them. Now, on to the bigger decision: what will I wear?  Initially, Id planned to wear a black wrap shirt that has a very neat neckline.  Then I did some ‘net research (love to you.   Evidently, wearing colors is recommended, and most commenters noted that clothing color turned out to be more important than the style. Before we move on to pictures (yay. lets talk a bit about my body.  Im 50″, weigh about 120, and am very curvy.  Very.  Curvy.  In fact, I discovered when I was measured for my dress that Im a perfect hourglass – which means that Im, um, top-heavy with a small waist and round butt.  If Im not careful about my clothing, I look a) pudgy, b) frumpy, or c) pregnant! Im planning to wear dark blue jeans that I already own, much like these: Banana Republic jeans I definitely need new shoes (right, ladies. and I found these at Marshalls, of all places.  The bargain-shopper in me is grinning like a fool, but now Im not sure if I should be wearing a black shirt anymore. Steve Madden Luvvy pump So, Im depending on you all to help me decide.  Which do you like best? A) I generally look good in wrap tops.  This top is easily available and inexpensive (heart Target.   I think itll elongate my neck, and I can wear any ol pair of interesting shoes (yay, shoes. Target Isaac Mizrahi wrap shirt B) How cool is this look?  Im not sure I can pull it off, though my hair is short like the model.  I think its very Hepburn-ish, and I love, love, love the idea. from Banana Republic c) Also from BR, with whom I have a love-disappointment relationship (love the clothes, always a bit disappointed in the fit) is this top.  Simple, sweet, nice color.  Too simple?  It definitely wont hang on my body like it does on the model, nor are my arms this thin. What do you think?  How did you decide what to wear for your engagement shoot?  Did you do any research or make a list of specific pictures you wanted in advance? We have revisited (and re-decided) one of our first decisions.  In fact, this decision is one of the first we made after deciding to get married.  It went something like this: Lets get married! Where?  The Clearing behind our house! When? October, since itll be too cold after that! Ive had a hard time coming to terms with this fact, but we have too much going on right now.  We own two houses, one of which is undergoing major renovations.  To compound the pressure, my family (and only my family) live far away, so we were feeling the need to get major work done on our new house before they can stay with us for the wedding. We just got a puppy, and neither of us has ever had a puppy before.  J is majorly stressed by the pressure to finish up the work on the other house, and while I can do most of the puppy-raising on my own, I dont want to plan a wedding on my own, and thats how it was turning out. Id become one stressed out, grumpy, resentful woman at a time when we just dont need any more stress.  The reality is that we dont have the time or the capacity to joyfully plan a wedding in two months.  After much angst and soul-searching, we realized that what we want, more than anything, is to enjoy this whole thing, and imposing a short timeline upon ourselves puts that goal in serious jeopardy. A great friend of mine advised me, back when I was going through some major drama, that some things cant be expedited.  “Its a human process, not just a legal one, and those cant be rushed. ”  Through all of our discussions about getting married, I was focused on the task list.  As a project manager by training, I know that you can push through even the biggest task list or party planning by prioritizing and planning.  However, as a bride, as a woman about to pledge her life to another, I need to take the time to let the process unfold.  In addition to being a great party, a celebration of family, and an opportunity to profess your love and commitment to another person, getting married is also about the rite of passage from being single (I am responsible for myself, above all) to being a partner (I am responsible for us, and you, in addition to myself.   Respecting the traditions, allowing them to guide you through the emotional aspects of being a bride – this is all important too. And so, this weekend, my love and I decided to take more time in our engagement and get married next spring.  Were toying with the idea of getting married near our anniversary date (June 10) in fact.  I am lucky enough to be loved by wonderful people, all of whom are supporting (and somewhat relieved by) this decision, even though theyre incurring some hefty airline fees. I am now spending the weekend becoming accustomed to being engaged without the quickly-approaching wedding date looming.  My fiance is mowing the grass at a leisurely pace.  All is well in the world, again. Did you have to revisit any of your major decisions?  Like me, did you feel relieved once you did? Posted by: Marisa, August 4, 2008 Simple Its a struggle, in this world, in this day, to keep things simple.  Im not sure that Ive ever succeeded, but Ive always wanted to. Simple. Without pretense.  Without extra fluff and expense.  You get back to the basics and appreciate them more.  I love simple, but I dont live it very often.  Buying, acquiring, coveting — all much easier, all less fulfilling. The fiance and I had a hard time this weekend figuring out what matters and what doesnt.  I know who matters (he does. but I often dont succeed at making him feel that way.  Its often easier (theres that word again) to worry about details than the big stuff.  And this world we live in?  Not terribly helpful in that regard.  Google “weddings” and youll find a thousand resources on how to choose a color scheme and your dress options, but not one on how to plan a deep, meaningful ceremony. Sigh.  Evidently, simple takes time, and far less fun things than Googling, like talking and sharing and dreaming together. I got my order from Paper Source today, and Im. In. Love.  Also, about to kill my cat for trying to walk all over it (not really… its not his fault I spread it all out to make googoo eyes at it. The “Gravel” envelopes are just as serious as Id hoped, and the “Cement” cards and paper are calm and neutral.  Love.  The “Starlight Sapphire” (gag, name) inserts are just a little bit shiny, and together they form one serious image.  In contrast to the handwritten invites we decided on, this is just perfection! Im still struggling a bit with the wording.  The stationery is nice and serious, the handwritten invite lends a personal touch… so how formal should the wording be?  I think it would be silly to handwrite “The honor of your presence is requested at the wedding of {my mans full name} and {my full name}” when were doing the inviting and were handwriting said invite.  On the other hand, “Come join us to celebrate” is so, well, simple.  I know, I know, thats what I was going for, but I also want people to know how important it is to us that they be a part of our celebration, because we love them and they love us. Im overthinking, arent I.

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