Calling all brides! Kyle Michelle wants to know how you asked your gal pals to be bridesmaids for you on your special day. Did you do it in person or send them charming gifts such as initial necklaces or survival kits? The Kyle Michelle Weddings team likes to think that they have seen it all; prove us wrong! Write a comment or post a message on our Facebook page with the stellar proposals you made to your bridesmaids. For those of you who are having trouble thinking of a way to pop the question, consider Thirty-One's collection of bags, which range from small to large enough to fit your fiancé in! Cindy Monroe founded the company with the sole intention of empowering women to own their own businesses and she continues to run the company with this value in mind. Every Thirty-One product is designed to be fun and functional and can even include a personalized monogram or sports logo. We encourage our brides to contact Karen Halscheid, a Thirty-One consultant, to inquire about the designs available for bridal parties. While you could get monogrammed bags for your bridesmaids, another option is shown below. Thirty-One gives you the opportunity to personalize the faces and features of the girls on their bags to match your BFFs'! Go ahead and visit the Thirty-One site here, we guarantee you will want to shop 'till you drop with all of the adorable designs there are! Also, check out the Wedding Party site to get tips on picking your bridal party and wedding planning etiquette.
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This touching viral video of a bride getting the one thing missing on her wedding day...her deployed U.S. Marine bother! Happy Memorial Day weekend!!!! Having an Army veteran as a brother-in-law (Meghan's husband) and knowing many amazing families serving all over the world this weekend we salute you for your unwavering dedication to our country and remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice!
Happy Memorial Day! Sarah and Neil's January 11th, 2014 wedding started our year off at the spectacular Franklin Institute. This one of a kind venue, smack in the middle of Philadelphia reminds you of Philadelphia's historic importance. The grandeur of the room provides the perfect ambiance for laughter and fun. And Sarah and Neil's wedding was just that! Their ceremony was held at St. Marons Church in Philadelphia, a quaint church dating back to 1887. Sarah's smile lit up the entire room-she was glowing! After a heartfelt ceremony came dinner and dancing! The guests enjoyed all The Franklin Institute has to offer while Touche entertained the crowd all night. Congratulations Sarah and Neil!!!! We wish you all the happiness life can offer.
As the guests pulled down the wooded Princeton path of the Mountain Lakes House, they thought they were gathered to surprise Jess for her 30th birthday/engagement proposal, but little did they know... they were in for a surprise of their own. Seated around the patio all were wondering where the honorees were, and out came two close friends of Jess & Maya. The bridesmaids broke the news of their dear friends, that in fact Jess had already said "Yes!" and they were there to witness their wedding. Cheers and laughter overcame the crowd and the festivities began. Their vows were shared on the lawn with a gorgeous lake backdrop and a floral laden arbor. The ceremony was absolutely beautiful, but the brides... breathtaking. Cheers to Jess and Maya Chil-son! During the reception the guests had great games like: life-size Jenga and corn hole to play. After they took photos in the booth, they could glue it to the guest book or go out to the fire pit to roast some s'mores. Love is sweet. Wedding Planner: Kyle Michelle Weddings
Reception Venue: The Mountain Lakes House Photographer: Tara Beth Photography Officiant: Rev. Linda Pepe, First Baptist Church (Moorestown, New Jersey) DJ's: Bill Haldick Cake/Cupcakes: Wildflour Bakery Cupcakes: House of Cupcakes Caterer: Jimmy's BBQ Rental Company: Friendly Rental Center We are really excited to introduce the newest member of our Kyle Michelle Weddings family! Emily grew up with two older sisters who surrounded her with only the best music – Backstreet Boys, 'N SYNC, and Spice Girls. Having been raised by a father who initially wanted a son but ended up with three girls, Emily was always driven to try out various sports and activities including soccer, swimming, gymnastics, track, and lacrosse. When she fell down she was told to "rub some dirt in it," which is exactly how she lives her life. Today, she is a devoted cheerleader for the University of Pennsylvania as well as a competitive runner in half marathons across the country. Although she was surrounded by girls growing up, Emily's true role model has always been her father. As a result, she constantly pushes herself to live her life to the fullest, put her best effort into everything she works on, and to pick herself back up and march on if she ever is to fall. While the Diaz sisters are known to be competitive with one another, they always support each other through every endeavor they face. Her eldest sister has recently finished her first year of medical school at the University of Texas at San Antonio while her other older sister just graduated from Duke University. Emily hopes to live up to her sisters' outstanding reputations as she continues on with her undergraduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania, where she plans on majoring in Communications as well as minoring in Classical Studies and Consumer Psychology. After graduation, Emily aims to go to business school, earn an MBA degree, and begin working in the wedding planning industry. Get to know Emily a little more with her Q&A below: 1. Where were you born? Dallas, Texas 2. What is your favorite smell? My mom's perfume, but not in a creepy way. It just makes me feel safe. 3. Do you have a special talent? Running. I go on a run for about an hour or more every day to stay healthy and sane. 4. What is your favorite food? Bread. Does that count? I could just eat bread for the rest of my life and be completely content. 5. What are your top three favorite quotes? 1. 1. Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. – Winston Churchill 2. Give me a star to reach for, tell me what it takes and I'll go so high. -Macklemore 3. For what it’s worth: it’s never too late to be whoever you want to be. I hope you live a life you’re proud of, and if you find that you’re not, I hope you have the strength to start all over again. – F. Scott Fitzgerald 6. What is your favorite sound? Hearing my family talking and eating breakfast in my downstairs kitchen when I wake up 7. If you could move anywhere, where would you go? Hawaii, Robyn and I would be next door neighbors. 8. If you had to pick a hero, who would it be? My dad. 9. If you could become anyones friend, who would you choose? Mila Kunis. 10. What kind of wedding is your favorite wedding? Rustic and elegant. 11. If you could play any character on t.v., who would you be? Brooke Davis from One Tree Hill. 12. Who is your favorite wedding gown designer? Hayley Paige and Francesca Miranda. 13. If you could speak any language, what would it be? French, I especially want to master the French laugh. 14. What book are you currently reading? Everything Matters by Ron Currie Jr., it's a MUST read! 15. What is your favorite movie of all time? The entire Lord of the Rings trilogy. 16. Are you a morning or night person? Morning! I'm always up bright and early. 17. If you were to perform in the circus what would you do? I would definitely want to be riding on the elephants back. |