Remember to choose your wedding makeup/hair style so that it looks good in photos too. Please, please have a trial makeup/hairstyle session before your wedding. Learn to pose for the camera and smile confidently.
Skin care tips

• Drink 10 glasses of water everyday
• Eat 3-4 oranges every day. This will give you your daily doze of vitamin C essential for healthy skin
• Cleanse, Tone and moisturize once in the morning and once at night
• Apply sunscreen of spf 15 or higher everyday 20 minutes before getting out in the sun
• Carry an umbrella and use it as a sunshade
• Exfoliate twice a week followed by face mask suited to your skin tone
• If you can afford going to the beauty parlor, get a facial done once a month
• Apply ubtan twice a week
• Do some kind of exercise 20 minutes everyday
• Keep stress level at minimum, You stress and your skin will have acne and blackheads
• Get your last facial done 4-5 days before your wedding day

Hair care tips

• Do the hot oil treatment twice a week
• Apply henna to your scalp thrice a month
• If you can afford going to the parlor, get a hot oil massage to your head
Body Care tips
• Moisturize your entire body to keep it soft
• Apply sunscreen to all exposed body parts
• If you are planning on bleaching your face, your neck and back too to get the same even skin tone
• Apply ubtan twice a week to your body
Makeup tips
• Don’t apply too much of makeup for your wedding. Keep it natural and safe.
• For night time functions, add a bit of shimmer to your makeup
• Get a trial makeup and hair session before the day
• Apply foundation that perfectly matches your skin tone. Dab a bit of foundation and powder to your neck back and hands too.
• Use water proof makeup.
• The makeup you choose should have a matte finish and should not look greasy or dry.
• Practice posing for the photos. Your smile should look natural .
• On the day of the wedding, apply a good deodorant/mild perfume

Are you looking for a wedding theme with a difference.  Why not think about a Carribean or Hawaiian themes wedding!
A lovely, light flowing gown and sandals for the bride and bridesmaids all inside a white Marquee.  Table centres could include fish bowls.  Theme colours could be cool blues and silvers.

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Add some extras to the wine wedding favours with corkscrews, wine glasses, elegant heart-shaped wine stoppers, etc.

Personalise your own labels with your names and wedding date. Wedding favours can remain simple or extravagant. Either way, the guests appreciate the gesture.

Tips when choosing your videographer:
1) Do the research
2) Look at the company website
3) Look at previous work
4) Is the price too good to be true? 

Wedding videos take time, the use of valuable equipment and expert skill and creativity.

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First of all start to consider colour schemes.  For a romantic, Cinderella theme, blue is the obvious choice, sprinkled with sparkling silver and crystal accents. Then there is ‘Belle yellow’ from Beauty and the Beast.  Maybe ‘Jasmine lilac’ is the theme for you: don’t forget to add the silver or gold and crystals.

Each table can be named after Disney’s romantic couples.  A centerpiece for guests sitting at the Beauty and the Beast table would be a rose under glass, a candelabra, or a teapot and cup (chip). A Snow White table itself will be covered with the beautiful royal blue and bright yellow of Snow White’s simple dress.

The bride’s gown could be a Cinderella ball gown, maybe even tinted pale blue, dripping with crystals, and don’t forget the beautiful tiara. As for your bridesmaids, choose a colour that will complement your theme like gold for Belle, green for Ariel, mint/yellow for Tinkerbelle.

Arrive to your reception in a horse drawn carriage and roll out the red carpet for your guests to arrive.  Invitations be tickets to ‘The Ball’.  The wedding cake could be a magnificent Castle.

Treat your guests to a selection of different style canapes.  An Ariel selection could be seafood such as smoked salmon, shrimp or crab.  You could even have a Pluto selection which could include foods like hog dogs and burgers. Lady and the Tramp food selections could include pasta.

Your Disney options for your wedding are endless, but whatever you choose, it will be a fairytale come true day for you and your guests. With the right amount of pixie dust, you can start your life together with the Magical World of Disney.

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When planning your vintage wedding theme, attention to detail is very important to ensure your theme flows consistently through every element of the day, from your wedding dress to the theme colours, venue and styling. Here are a few vintage wedding theme ideas to get you started.

The Venue:
For a 1920s or 1930s vintage wedding theme, look for a venue with grand deco such as chandeliers, antique furniture and candelabras.

The Dress:
A 1920s style beaded French lace gown, for example, is perfect for a vintage wedding theme.

The Hairstyle:
Finger waves or a pinned up-do are a great idea, both of which were popular styles during this era. Also accessories such as a feathered fascinator; a classic subtle hair pin or a vintage bridal hair comb.

Colour Schemes:
Your wedding theme colour should appear in every aspect of the day, from your flowers to the table setting and decor.  Soft colours such as white, cream, pastel pinks and browns are ideal for a feminine and pretty vintage wedding theme.  Your wedding invites should also reflect your vintage wedding theme such as traditional invitations featuring old-fashioned letterpress and engravings in your wedding theme colours of choice. Your flowers and cake should also be of traditional, classic style. Dusty pink roses are a great way to give bouquets a vintage style.

Finally, consider antique teacups and saucers, birdcages and vases that can be used as table centrepieces. A cupcake stand is both vintage and very ‘in style’ at the moment so im pertty sure that would go down very well!

Dont mix eras! Do your research and stick to a certain era.  Make sure you dont over-do the theme as it could end up looking ‘tacky’.  You still need to show elegance and class throughout.

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