Idées de mariage - Temperatures #2

When I suggested the idea of doing a Blogcademy in Austin in August Gala and Shauna looked at me like I'd gone totally mad. " You know it will be utterly boiling down there then? It's practically on the Equator!" they replied. "Ahh ya wimps, how hot can it really be?" I responded. Well more fool me because when we stepped off the plane last week and were greeted with 40°C+ temperatures, I'm finally understood what living the sun must feel like.

I'm probably not the first person to tell you this: but this winter on the East Coast was something else! All of those record-setting low temperatures and serial snow days left me with a new appreciation for spring. I truly can't wait for warmer weather and pretty pastels to take over my wardrobe once again.

Fall is slowly making its presence known here in DC, and while I'm still not quite mentally recovered from our last winter I'm definitely welcoming the cooler temperatures and crisp fall air! As you saw with The Stone Wall, we're also super excited to begin making the transition to fall cocktails - hello cider and whiskey!

With temperatures still hitting the 100s and humidity taking over our locks ( and our faces), it's time to get serious with our hair routines. No more walking out the door unprepared and ending up with a ball of frizz on top of our heads! Prevent the poof with these four steps to frizz-free success!

So what do I do when the temperatures dip to sub-zero levels? Dream of the beach! Nina from Tweedle Press sent over these windswept beach letterpress invitations for a summer wedding on the Jersey shore. The invitations feature pale pink text in a feminine script, blind impression background imagery, and a thin piece of wood veneer to evoke the feeling of driftwood.

Summer Bridesmaids Dresses is a hot topic for Bridesmaids. It’s an uphill battle to convince not only the bride, but the other bridesmaids on what dress they will wear at the wedding. If you are a part of a summer wedding then its more imperative that you pick a dress that is flexible to hot temperatures. The summer months of Continue ReadingThe post Summer Bridesmaids Dresses appeared first on District Fete.

As the seasons change, the makeup, skincare and haircare products you use are undoubtedly going to follow suit. Once temperatures start to drop, skin can become more dry and dull while hair tends to become more unruly. If you're marrying in the cooler months it's important to recognize these changes and plan accordingly for your big day.

Elizabeth and Bill woke up on the morning of their October wedding to clear blue skies and warm temperatures-the perfect day for their perfect celebration! The rolling hills of Jonathan Edwards Winery in North Stonington, CT set the scene for their romantic, interfaith ceremony, which incorporated both Catholic and Jewish traditions and vows the couple wrote themselves.

Posted: It's that time of the year when the temperatures start to drop and you find yourself turning on your stove and cranking up the heat. With all the fireplaces, heaters and stoves on full blast, it's especially important to be up-to-date on how to safely keep your home protected when it comes to fires.

Posted: Print Article By Kellee Khalil for Lover.ly Temperatures are rising and summer wedding season is nearly upon us! Summer lends itself to relaxed and casual weddings, making it the perfect time to try something non-traditional. If you're saying "I do" at an offbeat celebration this summer, you may want to say yes to one of these stylish bridal frocks.

Photography by Christina McNeill. Event Planning & Design: They So Loved Events. With the drop in temperatures, we're definitely getting into the holiday season around here. And this week's DIY is perfect for your seasonal table! Whether you choose to use tea lights or tapered candles, these do-it-yourself gourd candle holders are sure to be the talk of your next celebration!

Spring is just around the corner and we couldn't be more excited. We can almost smell the fresh flowers and feel the love in the air! While we patiently wait for all the snow to melt and the temperatures to rise, we will be making room in our makeup collections for these spring makeup trends!

It would seem that Mother Nature isn?t quite finished with her chilly temperatures & frosty ways, making today?s gorgeous feature that much more real & perfect! Imagine an enchanted snow covered world {certainly not too difficult given this winter!} where our bride floats between looks of pure girly glee to royal goddess.

Happy Monday everyone! We’ve had an extremely busy weekend shooting with Theresa Furey Photography on a beach in Dorset. We were prepared for whatever the October UK weather was going to throw at us but we we’re certainly not prepared for the mini heatwave and soaring temperatures! People in bathing suits on the beach in [...]The post Romantic outdoor wedding ~ Sara Hasstedt Photography appeared first on Wedding Sparrow.

With temperatures on the rise, it's no surprise that we already have skinny margaritas, pool parties and beach season on the brain. And with spring exactly nine days away (yes, we're counting!), it means we can put aside our oxblood shades and reach for brighter hues that conjure up thoughts of Mai Tais and Miami.

Hey, ladies, it's Fri-yay. And if that wasn't reason enough to celebrate, we're also bringing you a killer week of beauty news. From pro brow advice (hint: the bushier the better) to age-defying hairstyles, we've got the latest scoop on what's making a splash in beauty. Winter means colder temperatures and, unfortunately, flakes.

Posted: Print Article It may be the most heartwarming valentine to ever to come out of subzero temperatures. To surprise his fiancée for Valentine's Day, stay-at-home dad Tyler Morrick braved the cold for more than four hours as he created a massive message to his sweetheart on top of a frozen pond near the home the couple's home in Aurora, Ill.

In late November as winter begins to descend upon Lake Tahoe and the snow begins to fall, it is typically a clear sign that the busy summer wedding season along the south shore is drawing near its end. Late November through February are generally much quieter months in regard to the number of brides and grooms looking to marry in the Tahoe area, but that doesn’t mean that there still aren’t plenty of couples gearing up to make that trip to Tahoe to have a wintery wedding. Despite the colder temperatures, Tahoe is still a destination wedding hotspot because the winter season has an ambiance quite different than that of the summer months. The white, snow-capped mountains bring forth a romantic atmosphere more so than the summer season, and the surrounding frosted trees enhance the natural beauty that is already present. There is one important thing to keep in mind, though, if a winter wedding is in your plans, most particularly if you’re planning a large wedding with a very large guest count. That one important thing is to have an alternate plan. In other words, assimilate a plan that allows you and your guests a place of refuge in case weather conditions become so severe that you have to move the wedding indoors. Equally important, make sure that the place of refuge will accommodate the amount of guests that will be attending the ceremony as many facilities – mainly the smaller wedding chapels – have limited space. I might add that road conditions must be another consideration during the winter season, especially if you are planning to drive into the South Lake Tahoe area on the same day that your wedding takes place. You certainly don’t want to be late for your own wedding should hazardous road conditions exist or due to a closed summit pass. So, if you’re looking to get married in the midst of winter, despite the few potential impediments, don’t count out Lake Tahoe. Outdoor ceremonies in the frosty wilderness are still a desirable concept for many marriage potentials, particularly if they’re planning an informal wedding because bundling up warm and toasty is a viable option, an option that is quite often elected. Just as an afterthought, if marrying in the winter elements is a little too daring, the south shore has plenty of indoor chapels available, allowing you the security of a warm, indoor ceremony. With this provided opportunity, you can be assured of avoiding the whimsical weather that frequents this magnificent region and enjoy a contented, unimpeded winter wedding in Tahoe.

Warm days come to an end slowly, but we still can spend afternoons outdoors. In my opinion, there's nothing better than summer garden parties or meeting on open air. We need to use the last warm days. To protect food and drink from exposure to high temperatures, we will need a cooler.

BRR!! Talk about stating the obvious but oh England you are so cold! I landed back in the UK on Tuesday morning and after nearly a month in balmy (or at least nicely mild) spring temperatures down under the 5 degree welcome was a little tough to take. I'm currently sat on my sofa wrapped up in two jumpers, black tights and a massive scarf, I guess there's no hiding from the fact that winter is well as truly here!

Don't get me wrong, Hawaii always sounds like a good idea. But right now, as temperatures drop and there is nothing but cold, dreary days ahead, Hawaii sounds downright necessary. If you are considering having a destination wedding in the Aloha State, Starwood Hawaii can help you plan it!