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Wedding Headpieces and Tiaras

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Publisher’s Choice: DIY, Wedding Wear, and Jewelry 10/14/11

Friday, October 14th, 2011

At this point, we have around 300 merchants. Below are just a few of the current promotions. If you are looking for something specific, please drop me a line or leave a message through social media and I can search through the inventories for ideas. My contact information is here: http://www.myonlineweddinghelp.com/contact.htm DIY Supplies and Decorations [...]

Publisher’s Choice: Wedding Promos and Offers 8/26/2011

Friday, August 26th, 2011

We are continually adding new merchants and this week reached 275+. You can see the full list here. Each merchant has its own special offers and discounts page, where its promotions–if any–will be listed. Find these pages by clicking the blue price tags to the right of the store names on the merchants list page. [...]

A “Well Kept” Secret

Wednesday, August 3rd, 2011

An upscale brand name department store we are not allowed to name has a well kept secret: their own bridal suite stocked with over 1,800 beautifully-crafted gowns and accessories for everyone in the bridal party, including: Brides: wedding dresses, reception dresses, shoes, jewelry, clutches & accessories Bridesmaids & Mothers: dresses, shoes, jewelry, clutches & accessories [...]

How to Attach Your Veil To a Headpiece

Tuesday, June 29th, 2010

It is an obvious problem with not-so-obvious solutions: If you are wearing both a veil and headpiece (tiara or other hair decoration) during the ceremony how do you keep both beautifully attached to your hair? If you will not be removing your veil for the reception, the answer is to simply sew the headpiece to [...]

A Quick History of Wedding Tiaras

Thursday, June 24th, 2010

Note: Explore our wedding and prom tiaras here. Every bride wants to be a princess on her wedding day. One thing you can do to help you feel this way is to wear a lovely wedding tiara. Since tiaras have been used from ancient times as a mark that the wearer is special, or as [...]


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