What side of a dress (left or right) should a lady wear her corsage of flowers at a wedding?
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left side  for both men and women
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America's leading supplier of caps and gowns (E.R. Moore Co.) has stated: "The tassel may be worn over either the left or right temple. Either side is acceptable, depending on the standard established by your school and as long as all members of the graduating class wear the tassel on the same side. Some schools follow the tradition of transferring the tassel from one side to the other. This is done after all diplomas have been awarded. The entire class performs this in unison on a given signal."
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I'm getting married in a courthouse next February. I will be wearing a nice light colored dress (full length) and my fiance will wear a suit and tie.
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I went with chamane (bridesmaids dresses in satin, brides trim on dress, flower girls trim on dress\nivory my dress as well as some linens\ngold accent on favors and bows\nTaupe was used on my satin table linens they looked so beutiful\nany questions email me\nBabyDolll128@yahoo.com
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IF it was my wedding, I would use multi colored dresses (different than the brides color of course) Suggest that you preapprove color / dress before purchase is made. This way, both of you can have the best of both worlds. Maybe they can use the dress for another occasion at a later date. (No more than 1 of each color though) Multi-colored flowers also.
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Which ever colors you tend to think of as your colors. Every woman has a color that she feels her best in. Seasons are not that important. For instance, darker hues may be used in the summer, but they may need to be avoided if the wedding will be out doors, as darker colors hold the heat. If you are going to be inside for the mast part, then knock yourself out. If you like Burgundy, but you are having an outdoor wedding then you should try a lighter hue and use your flowers and accessories to reflect your love of this color.\n\nThis is your wedding and the memories should last a lifetime. Remember this, no one can tell what time of year it was in 20 years and they are looking at your pictures. Congrats and have a wonderful life.
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David's Bridal have a new catolog called color expression it lets you make colors with your dress and different stlyes of bridesmaids dresses. Since you are having a fall wedding you may want to go with dark colors.\nSage and Cream\nBlack and White\nCrandberry and Off white\nWine and Cream\nTry these sites
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Something that makes you look very elegant, not cheap. You can do a little peep show but not so much that you are falling out of the dress? Make sure that it if you are doing a split up the leg, keep the top as covered as possible. If you want a low cut top, do no split at the bottom or split to the back. If you like to dance, I would say something functional, you don't want to be constantly tugging at your dress or worried about falling out of it. I personally don't like dresses that are made by a tailor because the end result always looks very pieced together. But to each their own. MOST IMPORTANT!!! SOMETHING THAT AFTER YOU LOOK IN THE MIRROR MAKES YOU SAY, "DAMN I LOOK GOOD, AND CAN'T NOBODY FREAK IT LIKE I COULD!!!"
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Well, it's your wedding so I think you should be able to wear whatever you feel comfortable with regardless of what everyone thinks. It's your day so enjoy it! My best wishes out to you and your family! Congratulations!
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Depends on how long I have been in the relationship. If it is new-anywhere from real new to one year, I would feel more comfortable receiving flowers. After that, probably Jewlery, a necklace or earing. Now if it is true love.....Definitly a ring, say for a left hand :)
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Fall with a deep red would look really nice...like almost a crimson color.  I'm in a wedding this fall and the bride is doing deep red roses and her flower girl has a white dress that is full on the bottom with a huge crimson ribbon around the middle that takes up her torso.  SO cute.  Just don't book your wedding much later than August if you're doing anything outside.  A friend of mine did a Sept. wedding with outside pics and it just so happened to be freezing that day.  Her pics turned out pretty bad and we complained (under our breath) the whole time.
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Colors really don't matter that much although traditionally people wear more spring-like colors.  Be a bit more conservative in selecting a dress, nothing flashy or revealing.  This is the Bride's day, so remember that she should stand out and not you.\n\nHope this helps!
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The wedding ring is traditionally closest to the heart, and the engagement ring is generally not worn down the aisle.  If the rings are a set, made to go together, they are waiting at the alter that way and both put on as though they were one ring, which essentially they are once you're married.  Some couples even go, after the wedding, and have the two rings lightly soldered together, making them easier to wear for the long term.\n\nIf the rings are not a set, then only the wedding ring is worn on that finger, but the bride should always arrive at the alter with no rings on her left hand at all.  It's sort of like the veil and the white dress, signs of coming to the groom with purity, whether its a true fact or not.\n\nBut the wedding ring should be worn closest to the heart, because its the marriage that is the most sacred and important thing, not just the fact that she was asked, ya know?
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The engagement ring is traditionally worn on the left hand. Engagements rings are a tradition oraginally started in Italy (not to be confused with wedding rings, which are Egyptian), but in todays modern world you can wear it on either hand on any finger. My engagement ring is on my traditional third digit, left hand.\n\nBut remember, a lot of women don't get engagement rings (Princess Diana was given a necklace and earring set by Prince Charles for their engagement) they get other things. This can go from jewelry to gowns to any other "gift" a man is willing to shower on his affection. Some women don't even get anything for an engagement, but elect to put the money to better use, such as a house or even nicer wedding rings. \n\nMy engagement ring was actually my mother's (who is currently deceased) and my fiance hunted down my father (who I hadn't see in over 17 years) to get it or something else that belonged to my mother. It's a very cherished gift and we didn't have to spend a dime on it!
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Site 1: The  Basic Corsage:  Fresh Flower Corsage Technique, Silk Flower Corsage Technique:  \n\nSite 2: Steps To Make Your Rose Corsage\n\nSite 3: How to make a boutonnière for the Groom\n\nSite 4: Corsage Instructions
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As mentioned briefly earlier, I think the lace horseshoe is a really nice touch. Attached to a long ribbon, so that the bride can easily put it over her wrist, it can be presented by any young member of the family, or a friend's child, and it is often presented as the bride and groom pose with the wedding party at the church door. Also, if allowable in the grounds of the church or where your wedding reception is being held, throwing confetti is still a nice tradition. You can now get very pretty confettis made of dried flower petals that are much more environmentally friendly.
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FYI - My friend just purchased hot pink roses from Sam's Club - they were GORGIOUS!  \n\nA lighter shade of pink mixed in would create the contrast with the dresses without resorting to white.  \n\nYour bouquet could have white and the lighter pink to follow the theme!\n\nGood luck.