Aisle Runners to be politically correct. And yes! it customized, from the couples monogram to floral patterns and whatever designs you can think of to incorporate in your aisle runner. It is made of cloth and the design is hand-painted. Installing this in a church might be a little challenging due to certain church rules. Having this in the reception area is a different story – its just one roll away!

Though a little bit pricey for the PH market, custom designs starts at USD$450.

from: Artistic Aisles

The rose has long been a symbol of love and passion since ancient times. And has been the most popular choice for weddings -from bouquets, aisle decorations, to table center pieces. Though the most common rose color is of course red which means romantic love, passion. The white rose means purity and innocence. Yellow rose means friendship and joy. A pink rose expresses appreciation and gratitude. Orange desire and fascination. And the purple colored rose enchantment.

The rose is the birth flower for the month of June.

And for the nerds among us — A rose is a perennial flowering shrub or vine of the genus Rosa, within the family Rosaceae, that contains over 100 species. The species form a group of erect shrubs, and climbing or trailing plants, with stems that are often armed with sharp thorns. Most are native to Asia, with smaller numbers of species native to Europe, North America, and northwest Africa. (see: Rose; Rose species)

There are a couple of legal options on how the woman can her new name after getting married.

First, the most common one; The woman carries her husbands surname/familyname.
If Maria Gonzales marries John Cruz, She becomes Maria Cruz.

Second, this options is common in prominent family marriages; The woman appends her husbands surname.
If Maria Gonzales becoms Maria Gonzales-Cruz.

Third, this is also a common option for famous individuals such as celebrities or public officials. The woman retains her maiden name; she becoms Maria Gonzales.

Once you’ve decided on your “married name”, You know have to update your public documents to your new name and change your civil status to “M”-married. Not all public documents needs to be updated though, here are some of the documents that will need updating but not limited to: SSS, TIN, BIR, Insurance, Bank Accounts, etc…

St. Joseph Parish – Mandaue City, Cebu is one of the historical landmarks located on the heart of Cebu City on the northern part of the metropolis. Ravaged by fire a few years ago, the church is now fully restored and is back to its old glory of looking good in pictures.

Getting married here will cost Php4,000 irregardless of being parishioner or not. The church however has limited the length of the wedding ceremony and pictorial to one and a half hours.

A good spot for pre-wedding pictorial or better yet – your wedding reception!

Used to be the mansion of Don Mariano Lacson during the 1920′s. Americans burned it down for several days so the Japanese cannot use it as headquarters.  It’s pretty amazing that it’s still standing after 80 years!

It’s about 45 minutes away from the airport and you need to go through a small dusty and bumpy road to get there, but believe me…it’s all worth it.  A visit to this place can give you a feel of history.  Enjoy an afternoon of coffee with friends or even a romantic candle light dinner there with someone special.  When you get to visit Bacolod, make sure you include this in your itinerary!

Make your wedding reception tables “pop” with these cute and unique pop-up place mats. These 19″ x 13″ place mats comes in 6 designs with 2 color options (white and kraft), it also acts as a place card coz’ each design has a space where you can write the guest’s name. You’d be happy to know that these mats are ECO friendly as they are made from 100% recycled paper. Though these mats are slightly expensive for the Philippine market (USD$24 for 10 mats) costing around PHP100 for each mat, it is sure to bring about smiles from your guests – priceless!

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from : weddingthings.com

Bride Wars

A romance comedy about two best friends who become rivals when they scheduled their respective weddings on the same day. Starring Anne Hathaway and Kate Hudson. On theaters January 2009.

This might be a good source of wedding ideas for your up-coming wedding, if your wedding is still by the end of next year that is.

video trailer  after the jump.

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