Weekend Round Up { Modern Weddings }

Modern Weddings

It’s the weekend, which is the perfect time for Modern Weddings to recap the best wedding posts found online this week. This is a perfect outdoor, beach wedding. The happy couple were married on a white sand beach, and had a great nautical theme to their ceremony. Take a look at this scenic wedding here via Style Me Pretty.

This week we featured a sweet engagement photo shoot between Olivia and Benjamin in Waikiki. The bride to be looks gourgeous in a white, lace, maxi dress while wearing a Hawaiian lei. Make sure you do not miss this engagement shoot, look here via Olivia & Benjamin { Engagement Shoot }.

For a change of pace, take a look at this woodsy Engagement shoot. Ellie and Spenser decided to have their engagement photos taken in a tree house. This is a great idea for any casual couple, that loves to put a unique twist on normal photo shoots. Read more about this whimsical photo shoot here via Green Wedding Shoes.

Every bride wants to look their best on their wedding day. If you want to save money on beauty products, this is the post for you. Wedding Chicks put together a list of do it yourself beauty recipes. Everything from brown sugar foot scrubs to milk and honey hair masks. Take a look at the recipes here via Wedding Chicks.

Considering having a destination wedding? Make sure you take a look at our post on planning ahead, and help your guests save money. Take a look here at Help Guests Save Money on your Destination Wedding.

Missed out on our real wedding this week? Take a look at the links below!

Lilna & Rob { Destination Wedding }

Sochenda & Brad :: Kauai, Hawaii { Real Wedding }

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Help Guests Save Money on your Destination Wedding

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For any bride, planning a wedding can be a stressful, and expensive experience. One thing a bride should keep in mind is the guest experience. If you decide to have a destination wedding, you should first make sure to inform your guest as early as possible. This is when you send out your save the date. Try to send out the save the date 4-6 months before the wedding.

By giving your guests plenty of time to plan, they can save money on their travel plans. Your guests will be able to book a flight early and save money on their plane tickets. One tip you can share with your guest is to search for plane tickets on Tuesday mornings, which is the cheapest day of the week to purchase tickets (check it out, its true).

As a guest, there are things you can do to save money while celebrating your friends big day. When you receive the save the date, there are a few things you should do. First, look for deals at the wedding hotel. Also, talk to other invited guests and see if they would like to split a room for the weekend. When it comes to traveling at the destination, try to coordinate with other guests. See if any friends are arriving at the airport at the same time as you. This way you can split the costs of a cab ride or car rental.

The most important part of your wedding day, is celebrating with your loved ones. Follow the tips above to make you big day easy on your guests. If you have any tips, please share them with us in the comment section below. Good luck with your wedding planning!

Photo Links:

First Photo: Creatively Announce you Engagement

Second Photo: Real Weddings: Alyson & Emmett

Third Photo: Real Weddings: Serena & Matthew

Fourth Photo: Naomi & Takuya :: Oahu, Hawaii {Real Wedding}

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Olivia & Benjamin { Engagement Shoot }

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Olivia and Benjamin shared with us their gorgeous engagement photos.  We love this adorable couple. Creatrix Photography took these photos on the island of Oahu, in Waikiki. They were engaged on March 5th. Wakiki is a known for its iconic beaches, and has so much more to offer its visitors. It is a great place to go shopping, eat at local restaurants, and you can even visit the Waikiki Aquarium!

We love the bride to be’s outfit for the engagement shoot. The dress is perfect for the warm Hawaiian weather.  Her hair with beachy waves is stunning, while the Leis add a great Hawaiian touch to the shoot. Congratulations Olivia and Benjamin. Good luck with your wedding planning!

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Lilna & Rob { Destination Wedding }

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Lilna and Rob’s wedding has become one of our new favorites, and was shared to us by Stina Kase Photography. The happy couple had a seaside wedding in September. We love this outdoor, rustic, destination wedding. Lilna’s ruffled wedding dress, with the purple slash went perfectly with the couple’s purple theme. It is great to see a bride add a splash of color on her big day. The groom looked handsome in his blue, nontraditional suit.

Linla and Rob were daring to ride bikes after their picture perfect wedding. The intimate photos in the field were also great photo moment for the couple. Make sure to share with us your favorite part of the wedding in the comment section below.  Lilna and Rob, best wishes to you both and congratulations on a beautiful wedding.

Photography: Stina Kase Photography

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Wedding Decor { Do It Yourself }

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Looking for a great wedding decor do it yourself project? This light bulb vase is perfect for any bride that wants a earthy, rustic feel at her reception. The supplies you will need to complete this project are, a light bulb, pilers, wire cutters, scissors, cloth, ribbon, flowers, and water.

Follow the steps below to complete this project:

Step 1: Remove the small metal circle from the base of the light bulb using wire cutters or a pair of scissors. Make sure you can see a hole into the light bulb.

Step 2: Use the screw driver to break the long piece of clear glass (stem and filament) that is now visible.

Step 3: Place the screw driver into the middle of the remaining glass piece, and apply heavy pressure until it breaks.

Step 4: Use the pliers to pull out the large glass piece. Shake out the rest of the glass

Step 5: Place the flowers into the bulb

Step 6: Tie a ribbon to each side of the metal piece of the bulb, making sure the bulb is secure.

Step 7: Fill the vase with water and hang it wherever you like

For more information on this do it yourself make sure to check out the video on Wedding Friends.

 

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