Thursday, November 26, 2009

Chinees costumes


Here are some chines costumes. These girls are looking pretty with these costumes.
A flower girl is usually a young girl between the ages of 4 and 8 who has a special connection to the bride and groom. Perhaps she is a niece or cousin, or a family friend. She follows behind the bridesmaids (sometimes before and sometimes after the maid of honor) with a basket of flowers, scattering them down the aisle.

One of the best ways to do this is buy her a book about being a flower girl which will explain her role, and get her excited. Seat her parents on the aisle, near the front so that she can see them when she walks down the aisle and during the ceremony itself. Ask a bridesmaid to be her "buddy" and make sure she uses the restroom before the ceremony. Most of all, don't be too nervous that she will make a mistake. If she dumps all her petals at the start of the aisle, runs instead of walks, or even starts to cry, guests will think it's cute.

Disney Wedding Dresses


If you really want to feel like a princess at your destination

wedding,consider wearing a Disney princess-inspired wedding gown.

The dresses are a natural extension of Disney Fairy Tale Weddings, held in the Disney parks in California and Florida.

Dresses use organza, chantilly, chiffon, satin, and tulle fabrics and are embellished with lace, ribbons, crystals, pearls, embroidery, and beads.

While these dresses certainly will look in context garbing brides who tie the knot at the disney fairy tale wedding sites, they can be worn by brides anywhere.

Prices for Disney bridal gowns range from $1,100 to $3,500, and they will be sold at specialty boutiques in North America, Japan, and Europe. Disney "Jewels" to accessorize the dresses and a line of "Maidens" bridesmaids dresses and small-scale ones for flower girls will contribute to a coordinated look.

start the bridal fashion show or click on the images above to see the individual Disney wedding dresses in the inaugural collection.


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