Invitación de boda tecnológica

Saturday 12 May 2012 às 06:00

Esta invitación se hace en papel normal, dentro de la estructura de las invitaciones de boda tradicionales. La única diferencia es la tarjeta que está acoplada a la entrada del chip de control de entrada.
El Chip de la Tarjeta Grafjet es una invitación inteligente que permite la identificación de los invitados de una forma rápida, elegante y segura, con texto e imágenes en el sistema o restringido el uso de las pantallas. Desarrollado en exclusiva, el nuevo trae el concepto de acceso a los eventos modernos o tradicionales.

 

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Boda indio

Friday 04 May 2012 às 06:00

Diversas culturas y formas diferentes de decir “sí”, todo en nombre del amor. Esto es hermoso y realmente vale la pena vivir.

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El más largo vestido de novia del mundo

Tuesday 01 May 2012 às 06:00

Y el vestido de boda más largo del mundo tiene una cola de 2,75 km de longitud! Emma, ​​su esposa de apenas 17 años, llevó un vestido largo, hecho por el diseñador Andrée rumana Salón de Bucarest, Rumania. Él incluso tenía vuelo en globo para la demostración! Francés de tafetán con encajes y el italiano, el vestido tuvo 100 días para estar listo y le tomó diez costureras trabajando a tiempo completo para su conclusión. Vestido de Emma entró en el Libro Guinness, el Libro de los Récords, superando a la medición anterior, 2,48 kilometros y era un diseñador holandés.

via: Chic

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History, tradition, legend, dictated…

Friday 16 March 2012 às 06:00

But … when we hear of an American tradition that says: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue And a silver sixpence in her shoe” This very ancient tradition originated in England in Victorian times, which says that should carry the bride to her wedding day: “something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue”, because according to tradition it brings luck. Throughout all these years have seen a lot of wedding do everything as required, said to bring luck.

Something Old – is a symbol that represents the connection of the bride with his past and his family. It is intended to represent the continuity between his past and his present life. Many brides wear something old as family jewelry, a scarf or even the wedding dress of members of the family as her mother or grandmother.
Something New – symbolizes luck and happiness of the bride in her new life with her husband. He represents hope for a good future in your married life.

Something Borrowed – This item comes from a relative or friend of the bride married. Something borrowed represents marital happiness and also reminds the bride that relatives and friends will always be available when it needs it.

Something Blue – The color blue has been associated with weddings for centuries in many cultures as it is said to be a symbol of loyalty and fidelity. The bride wore blue often as a symbol of fidelity and love. It was also connected with the purity of Christianity from the Virgin Mary was depicted wearing the color blue. Today brides prefer to wear blue accents instead of using a solid blue wedding dress.

And a silver sixpence in her shoe – Finally, the final line of the rhyme something silver in the shoe represents financial security. A real coin is sometimes used in the shoe of the bride to bring her wealth in her new marriage. They also say that money should used the left foot for best results! This custom originated in Scotland, where the groom puts a silver coin under his foot for good luck.

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