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Nothing says "party" like the Roaring '20s. The Jazz Age was known for its dancing, cocktails, and fun. If you are looking for a really great theme for your wedding, then look no further!
The 1920s was the age of the flapper. For the first time ever, women were able to let their hair down (or chop it short), throw away their corsets, roll down their stockings, and dance until dawn. What's not to love, right? The cool carefree style of the flappers would be the perfect starting point for a Roaring '20s inspired wedding.
There are plenty of vintage inspired dresses that would be great. If you want to be really authentic, look for a chiffon or charmeuse dress that comes to a little below the knee in a loose shift style with a dropped waist. The flappers often had beautiful details on their party dresses, such as handbeading or embroidery. Even if you are not going for a period replica, look for a wedding gown that has some of the Jazz Age flavor. A full length wedding gown in a flowing fabric like a beaded chiffon would be ideal.
For accessories, look for pieces that make a statement. Actual 1920s brides often wore dresses that were not quite floor length, paired with long veils that flowed behind them. A long plain tulle veil would do the trick, but you could also look for special veils, such as Belgian lace or tulle with embroidery around the edges. The traditional bridal hair jewelry was wax orange blossoms, but a modern bride might prefer to have crystal bridal jewelry in her hair.
Speaking of your bridal jewelry, either crystal or pearl could work very well for a Roaring '20s inspired bride. Long crystal chandelier earrings would look fantastic with a beaded chiffon gown. If sparkle isn't so much your style, then a long rope of pearls will be just the thing to wear while dancing the Charleston at your wedding reception.
Music and dancing are part of every wedding, and the 1920s were known for their great dance music. The Charleston is one of the best known dances from the era; other favorites include the shag, the Lindy Hop, the foxtrot, and the waltz. Definitely plan to do your first dance to one of these. A really unique idea would be to have a dance instructor on hand to teach all of the guests a few basic steps, then let everyone dance the night away to the hits of the Roaring '20s.
One of the other things that the '20s is best known for is the speakeasys and cocktail parties. Despite Prohibition, the drinks were flowing, and gin was the liquor of choice. Serve classic cocktails like gin martinis, gins fizzes, and champagne punch to get your guests into the spirit. Mint juleps were another popular drink of the day; they were not new, but they spiked in popularity thanks to The Great Gatsby.
To pull your theme together, sprinkle some vintage touches throughout your wedding. For instance, if you could rent an authentic 1920s car, like a Model T, for your grand exit, wouldn't that be much more exciting than the basic limo? Another nice detail would be a vintage cake topper. You can track them down in antique shops or online.
A Roaring '20s inspired wedding is one of the most fun themes that you could choose. There are many books and movies to get you started. It is the perfect theme for a couple who is hoping that their wedding will be a great party that their guests will never forget.
Let us know if you need assistance in any area of planning your wedding.Take advantage of Bridget's experience helping clients select jewelry and accessories. Crystal bridal jewelry is a fabulous finishing touch for brides of any era.
Embroidery Cards Make Needlework Much Simpler
If you want to start an embroidery project but have no idea as to what design you will create, have no worries. All you need to do is go to your nearest embroidery supply shop and buy some embroidery cards to help you start on your needlework.
Embroidery cards are simply patterns that you can copy onto your fabric to create fabulous designs. Once you have traced the pattern onto your embroidery cloth, all you have to do is start stitching and soon you will have a finished product fit to frame and mount on the wall.
Whether you want to do your embroidery by hand or with the help of a machine, the embroidery cards will surely be helpful in making you create a perfect design.
There are two main kinds of embroidery - surface embroidery and canvass work. Surface embroidery is where you stitch the pattern on top of the fabric, whereas canvass work means the thread is stitched all the way to the back of the fabric. There are embroidery cards available for these two kinds of embroidery.
There are also different kinds of embroidery cards for free embroidery and counted embroidery. You should therefore decide on the kind of needlework you want to start on before buying embroidery cards for it.
One of the best places to avail of embroidery cards is at a website called http://BabyLock.com. They have seven different collections of embroidery cards with tons of designs in each collection. To give you an idea of their available designs, take a look at a description of their collections:
1. Childhood Memories - Images from this collection will serve as reminders of your own childhood. These designs are great for decorating your children's pillows as well as for gift items for loved ones.
2. Frosty Wishes - You can frame these designs and mount them during the holidays to add to the festive mood in your home. They are also a practical Christmas gift to family and friends.
3. Lace - These embroidery cards give you great ideas for embellishing clothes such as christening dresses that are meant to be kept as mementos for a very long time.
4. Butterfly Scenes - These designs are nice for nature lovers. They will put you in a very relaxed mood anytime.
5. Song Birds - Embroidery cards in this collection are very popular with mothers who wish to decorate their little girls' rooms.
6. Playful Pets - Cute and cuddly puppies and kittens are the focus in this collection. These designs will definitely be pretty for your home, especially if you are an animal lover.
7. Horatio - This is another cute embroidery cards collection featuring the adorable little bears of renowned painter Michael Adams. Again, this design is very nice for a child's room or a baby's nursery. Many people today simply do not have the time to spend long hours on a single project, so hand embroidery is not quite as popular as machine embroidery.
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Flowergirl dresses aren't the same?
I have two flowergirls. One is 2 1/2 and the other is 8. My friend's daughter is the 8 year old and she just had her communion with church recently. Her mom bought a pretty white dress for her communtion. Since they don't have much money, and the mom is in my wedding and already has to spend a bit of money, I said she can wear that dress in the wedding for a flowergirl dress. The only thing is, I can't find anything similar to that dress for my 2 year old niece that is the other flowergirl. For 2 year olds the dresses are mostly fluffly with bows and the 8 year old's dress is not fluffy with embroidery at the top. Both dresses will be completely white, but do you think it will look good even if both girls are not wearing the same style of dress? I mean they are both adorable, so I don't think it will matter, but just curious what everyone thinks. Thanks.
I think that will be perfectly fine. Try and get them matching hair bows, or tie a sash of the same color around their waists.
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