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Weddings | 2011 Trends

March 29, 2011 | Author: mandeesears | Posted in Planning

Brides are in full bore planning mode for their summer, fall and winter weddings this year. Most are searching weddings and 2011 trends. So, what are some of the new or popular trends this year? Going green – Yes, green is more and more popular for weddings but not so much as a color as …

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November 8, 2011 | Author: lakeerieartists | Posted in Invitations

Planning a wedding is a big job, that can take more than a year to do, depending on the nature of the wedding. One of the most difficult parts of wedding planning is choosing the best wedding invitations for your event. There are so many options when choosing wedding invitations. Besides knowing how many you …

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November 8, 2011 | Author: Bev Owens | Posted in Interior Design

You can decorate your baby nursery with a western flair and create a room that can grow with your baby. Mixing items that are infant specific with items that were actually meant for an older audience can really make a unique look and give your nursery a personality of it’s own. Decorating a baby nursery …

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November 2, 2011 | Author: lakeerieartists | Posted in Christmas

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November 1, 2011 | Author: lakeerieartists | Posted in Thanksgiving

One of the best gifts to give your pregnant wife or girlfriend for Thanksgiving is a maternity Thanksgiving shirt. Thanksgiving is a holiday filled with family fun, get togethers, and lots and lots of food. Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, are all great foods that are likely to spill on a maternity top. If you get …

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