Choosing a wedding caterer can be a stressful process. Be sure to leave plenty of time in your wedding planning schedule to interview caterers, choose your menu, and pay the costs. With these few tips you can be assured that hiring a wedding caterer will go smoothly. 1. Be aware that many wedding venues provide a catering service. These venues often require you to use their services. If you already have a caterer in mind, you will need to contact your potential reception locations to make sure that you can hire an outside catering service. Many venues that hold a great deal of weddings will probably have a wedding coordinator. This coordinator will help you chose either the menu that their service will provide or will help you chose from a list of catering services that they work with. 2. Ask friends, family, your wedding planner, and the wedding venue coordinator for…
When it comes to the big day of your wedding, there are special moments that you wish to catch. There is so much to remember, from the preparation, to the marriage proper, and all the events after. Naturally you would want to video these memories as absolutely as you can. Video makes better memories of a wedding than pictures . A video is able to express motion, the fun and also the sounds that the guests create during the marriage ceremony. It becomes a living memory of the full event as it happens in time, which means you have progression from one thing to another unlike photos. To make the correct video that seizures the event and tells the story well, needs expertise. You need to get a videographer with the…
The colorful traditional Korean costume is called hanbok (??). The women’s outfit consists of a shirt (jeogori) and a wrap-around skirt (chima). Men wear jeogori with a pair loose pant (baji). These dresses, which comes in cheery, vibrant colors are from Hansam Hanbok. The Korean bride who chose to wear a traditional costume on her wedding may also wear an ornamental headgear and either the wonsam (ceremonial silk top coat) or hwarot (silk embroidered robe, usually in red) over her hanbok during the wedding ceremony. The Hallyu ( ??) or Korean wave which grew stronger in the early 2000s may be responsible for the costume gaining worldwide recognition. A Chinese friend of mine wore hanbok as one of the dresses for her wedding photo shoot. 
Can you resist such pretty color combination? More costumes, including those for the ajuma set at the website .
Well, I guess it’s more like ‘Winners Are’ seeing that only a ‘Couple’ can win an Engagement Shoot, oh to heck with it… The winners of our 10th Letter Media Engagement Shoot are Nozomi and Eric! And now it’s time for you to see why this cute couple are our winners… Here’s Nozomi’s sweet email to us that sealed the deal… Wait, first, this is the title of her email: Greetings from Tokyo! Would love the Engagement Shoot! Too cute, right! Okay, now for her email… Hello! I’ve been a big fan of Pacific Bride Guide and THANK YOU for your hard work! It’s so wonderful to get great wedding ideas and inspiration for the special day, even from thousands of miles away! I saw the new blog post for the Valentine’s Day Free Engagement Shoot opportunity and couldn’t help raise…
The ISPWP is proud to announce the results of the Winter 2009 Wedding Photography Contest . Photo by Liliya Gorlanova | Moscow Russia Wedding Photographer Congratulations to all ISPWP members who entered the contest and many thanks to our judges and prize providers. Look for an announcement soon for the Spring 2010 contest.
The Windward side of Oahu is a treasure trove of Hawaii’s most beautiful landscapes. Lush rainforests, steep mountains and some of the world’s best beaches, it also made for a variety of fun backdrops for Jill and Troy’s wedding captured by Michelle Scotti of I Do Believe Photography … Here’s how the day went in Michelle’s words… I love this wedding! It was small, it was simple, it was beautiful, and Jill and Troy were relaxed and carefree and totally in love. The wedding, like the couple, was a perfect mix of mainland and Hawaii. Jill’s awesome fire engine red shoes and her funky photo location ideas were complemented by…
A week away from her due date, Diane is mostly taking it easy but she was spotted at the office earlier today for an hour or so. ?More to use the couch than do any work as Anita and I have everything under control. I've already lost the bet to when the baby is going to arrive, there's no prizes for guessing but feel free to leave some comments. ?I promise to post a photo of the baby as soon as I can after she arrives, I am getting very excited to meet her. Here's a shot
