All about the Shoe!

When I was doing a little online shopping at home last night I came across what I considered would be great wedding shoes, on a budget from Zara!  Here are a few I love, but there are many more at Zara.

PEEP TOE SHOE WITH GEMSTONES £69.99

FLORAL PEEP TOE £59.99

LEATHER PEEP TOE £49.99

OPEN WORK SNAKESKIN SLINGBACKS £59.99

WIDE-HEELED SILVER SANDAL £79.99

GLITTER COURT SHOE £69.99 (come in a small heel also)

OPEN-WORK BALLERINA £39.99

Wedding Dress - Anthropolgie new brand BHLDN

Anthropologie’s new wedding brand, BHLDN, launch on Valentine’s Day 2011!  You’ll be able to buy the dresses at the online BHLDN boutique starting on February 14. Prices for wedding dresses range from $1,000 to $4,000.

SALE - High Street Wedding Dresses

Now is the best time to get a bargain, from a wedding shop, from a designer and from the high street!

Net a Porter (many more online at http://www.netaporter.com/)

Rachel Gilbert - was £795 now £477

Temperley London - was £1250 now £875

J Crew - was £1410 now £987

House of Frazer (more online and in store)

Anoushka G - was £295 now £236

French Connection

was £150 now £60

Bridesmaid dresses - high street

Well the answer is kind of in the name of this blog - for easy, cheaper, usually more stylish alternative what your bridesmaid will want to wear - pick up your bridesmaid dress from the high street...

Topshop
H&M
Zara
Cos
All department stores
Net a Porter
TK Maxx
River Island
Gap
Karen Miller
Oasis
Coast

The list is endless... plus it is something they can wear again and again!

All dress shown below are under £200.00

Coast £55

Coast £55

Coast £59

Joseph - £182

Ted baker - £199



High Street Wedding Dress

We can't all afford to spend a lot of money on our big day... and these days the high street provides very good alternative CHEAP wedding dress options! 

French Connection - bridal

Anoushka G

Anoushka G - House of Frazer

Monsoon - bridal

Monsoon
Bhs
Debenhams
Littlewoods
House of Frazer
John Lewis
Zara
French Connection

and for those with a few extra pennies - Net a Porter

Save The Date - Wedding edition

Morning all!  Thought we'd kick of the day with a look at stationary, yes I know so very exciting ; )... no but really it is.  There are plenty of options, prices, material, you can even go for the modern 'e' mail and they tend to be free!

There are three obvious types; all these can be found online (range of prices), local stationary stores (Paper chase etc), printers and wedding suppliers!

Traditional

http://distinctiveoccasions.blogspot.com/2010/02/wedding-save-date-announcements.html

http://www.weddingpaperdivas.com/shop/save-the-date-cards.htm

www.houseofpapier.com

Unique - make your own
Here again you have two sections, actually hand crafted, or the online (or local printers) with a design created by yourself...

www.twirlboutique.com

www.trendsettingwedding.com

http://www.weddingwindow.com/blog/2010/05/05/10-diy-save-the-date-ideas/

www.moonpig.com

Modern

http://www.thelazybride.com/2009/07/mime-comic-save-the-date.html

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