
Posts Tagged ‘Wedding Diversity’
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Kaki and David’s Diverse Scottish Wedding
Sep
2009
What to say about Kaki? Well, she first emailed me to ask if she could send in her wedding because their was so little diversity in the wedding world. And, YES!!! So, first off, I love that Kaki was upfront enough to say, "Hey, lets change this thing," and then go about helping to change it. Second of all, their wedding... oh... wow. Seeing two such beautiful families together come together in such love. Well. I got weepy. Now without further ado, Kaki and David's wedding...

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Wedding Graduate: Alyssa
Dec
2009
This wedding graduate post is from Alyssa, she of crying in the car, she of the hilarious emails to me out of the blue when things are *not going well in my comment box* that say things like, "And because I'm super mature, I say eff them." Which make MY day better.
Anyway. The point at hand. I have been lucky enough to post many many awesome wedding graduate posts on the blog, and well, Alyssa's is the funniest. So. I've never said this before, but this post is a little bit for David, he of the unprintable humor, he who bore the brunt of my meltdowns. That and for alllll of you. Rock it Alyssa:
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Nicole and her husband Andy got married they day before we did, and something about that must have cosmically bound us together. When she sent me her wedding graduate post, I read it with increasing awe. Here is the post I really meant to write after the wedding but never did. Here is what you really need to know, in a nuts-and-bolts way (my somewhat more conceptual post is back here). These are the big things that shaped our wedding day, just like they shaped Nicole's (well, these things and the guests). My vote would be that you focus on this big stuff, and let the little stuff go. Which seems exactly the right thing to tell you now, at the beginning of The Season. Take it, Nicole:
It's been almost 5 months since our wedding, which I think makes this just the right time to write about it. It's only now, after gathering all the random comments from guests and having had the time to talk together so many times, that I think I can get my head around it enough to write this.
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Continue reading Wedding Graduate: Nicole & The Big Things That Matter
I had a whole intro written for Dreamlyn, but I scrapped it, because what I really want to say about her is this: she is being the change she wants to see in the world (well, wedding blog-o-sphere) and I deeply respect that and am thrilled to make it happen. So, I bring you Dreamlyn and the amazing wedding elopement in Sedona Arizona.
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So interestingly enough, in last week's survey, one of the things many of you asked for was for brides to talk about what they did end up DIYing, versus what they were like "Oh eff that noise!" So, I dug up this BEautiful wedding from my grab bag of wedding magic. Meghan and Eric's wedding is headspinningly beautiful, but she also talks, in detail, about what they DIYed (Beer. Rad.) Meghan has lots of great advice, but she specifically wanted me to pass on this one, "I have one more piece of advice for brides- comfortable shoes. They can wear whatever they want, but don't say I didn't warn them!" (Or do it like me and wear crazy shoes, and then go barefoot most of the day...) And finally, she also sent in this lovely little note to you guys, "I want to say again that your blog and the Team Practical community helped me feel strong in all of our decisions to do it our way." Awwww... so this one is for ALL of you.
Continue reading Wedding Graduate: Meghan and Eric’s Cabin Wedding
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I'm not even sure what to say to say to introduce Melissa, except, um, BREWFEST WEDDING. I think, somehow that says it all. Except, oh right, Melissa threw in a birthday surprise for her best friend in the middle of her wedding. Clearly she is my kind of person. So with that, I'm going to let the sage Melissa take it....
My husband Ray and I are homebrewers, and in general, great lovers of craft beer. We live right outside of Philly, which is an excellent beer town, so when we began to talk about getting married and where we would hold the wedding, we came to a quick conclusion: We needed to find a brewery.
Luckily for us, there's Stoudts Brewery, in the heart of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. It's a family-owned, German-style brewery and restaurant, with a biergarten-style banquet hall chock full of wild-looking antiques like carousel horses, taxidermied coyotes and moose, vintage posters, instruments, etc. It was perfect for us in every way.
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My husband Ray and I are homebrewers, and in general, great lovers of craft beer. We live right outside of Philly, which is an excellent beer town, so when we began to talk about getting married and where we would hold the wedding, we came to a quick conclusion: We needed to find a brewery.
Luckily for us, there's Stoudts Brewery, in the heart of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. It's a family-owned, German-style brewery and restaurant, with a biergarten-style banquet hall chock full of wild-looking antiques like carousel horses, taxidermied coyotes and moose, vintage posters, instruments, etc. It was perfect for us in every way.
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