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Happy Birthday to Us! It's been seven (7) glorious years of curating beautiful things for your weddings. We have loved every minute. To celebrate, we will be moving The Bridal Wishlist to it's own domain and relaunching it with a new web site! Look for the big change to happen in November 2013. We will have so much more to offer the brides that we love so much. We're off to Bridal Market. Can't wait to show you all of the fabulous things that we find to help with your wedding planning.
Until then...
Janice
Editor-in-Chief
The Bridal Wishlist
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Gemy Maalouf
took an ambitious step by bringing her unique flair to the
fashion-conscious bride in 2004 with the GEMY MAALOUF Bridal line. In
2006, she once again embraced progress and change with her GEMY “Le
Prêt” line, which provides a complete range of formal attire, from tops
and skirts to short dresses. Finally in 2007, feeling the increasing
demand for her designs from a niche of clientele with lower budgets,
Gemy launched her 2nd line Beside Couture by GEMY providing the style at
more affordable prices. Here is her latest collection.
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DECOUPAGE BY CLAIRE PETTIBONE SPRING/SUMMER 2014
Decoupage is french and refers to the age old art of cutting and layering paper cutouts for the purpose of decorating wooden boxes, chests, and other objects. This beautiful collection by Claire Pettibone is just that. It's a layering of chantilly lace and guipure, silks and vintage laces, flowers and other exquisite handmade details. What I loved the most was that the back of the dresses were just as heavenly as the front. Photographs by Anton Oparin.
Abigail
Antoinette
Charlotte
Delaney
Estelle
Florentine
Gladys
Primrose
Wren
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THE MOB MUSEUM MAKES BRIDES,
GROOMS AN OFFER
THEY CAN’T REFUSE WITH NEW
WEDDING PACKAGES
Seriously, if you are going to get married in Vegas, that why not do it at
The
Mob Museum, The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, is
a most arresting wedding venue. Just announced for 2013—a menu of packages
guaranteed to ensure everything from the engagement party to the reception is
as memorable as can be.
Weddings and vow renewals at The Mob Museum may take place
inside the historic, restored Federal courtroom or on the Museum’s front steps
with its monumental façade as a backdrop. Also an option—a full buyout of the
entire Museum, allowing the wedding party and guests to enjoy full access to
the exhibitions.
Couples can also share their good news with everyone at the
Museum that day. The Mob Museum congratulates the couple on their special day
with a personalized message on the first floor dot wall. The wall is also
available for once-in-a-lifetime proposals.
Wedding packages include:
Dressed To Kill
20-minute, 10 a.m. ceremony inside the courtroom, inclusive
of access to the Museum’s indoor and outdoor spaces for the bride and groom’s
photo shoot. Maximum guests, including the bride and groom: 40
Married To The Mob
20-minute outdoor ceremony on the Museum’s front steps
during open hours. Maximum guests, including the bride and groom: 20
Til Death Do You Part
Courtroom ceremony; access to the Museum for a photo shoot
with bride, groom and wedding party; and Champagne cocktail hour or brunch in
the Museum’s third-floor board room. Time available: from 12 until 5 p.m.
Maximum guests, including the bride and groom: 30
Luck Be a Lady
Full Museum buyout. Ceremony at 6:30 p.m. followed by photo
shoot for bride, groom and wedding party. Cocktail hour on Museum’s third floor
from 7 to 8 p.m. Dinner at 8 p.m. inside the courtroom. Maximum guests,
including the bride and groom: 120 seated, 400 reception style
Pre-wedding events available
at The Mob Museum include:
- Friday night rehearsal
dinner beginning at 7 p.m. inside the courtroom, in the third-floor
ballroom or multi-purpose room. Maximum guests: 120
- Good Fellas Blood Oath
Ceremony (great for bachelor parties) in the Museum’s Board Room.
Maximum participants: 8
- Bridal showers in the
Museum’s third-floor board room. Maximum guests: 24
Additional Services
The Museum offers all-inclusive packages to include:
catering, photography, officiants, floral, décor, musicians, lighting, photo
booth —or anything and everything desired to make the event memorable.
Costs
Costs for the wedding packages begin at $1,000 for Dressed
To Kill, up to sky’s-the-limit for the Luck Be a Lady package. Costs for
pre-wedding events may be obtained upon request.
To Make Reservations
ABOUT THE MOB MUSEUM
The Mob Museum is a world-class destination in
downtown Las Vegas dedicated to the thrilling story of organized crime and
law enforcement. It presents an exciting and authentic view of the Mob’s impact
on Las Vegas history and its unique imprint on the world. True stories of Mob
history are brought to life in a bold and contemporary style via engaging exhibits,
high-tech theater presentations and more than 600 artifacts, the largest
collection of Mob and related law enforcement memorabilia under one roof. Since
opening in 2012, The Mob Museum has accumulated numerous accolades, including
being named one of “20 Places Every American Should See” by Fox News and Budget
Travel magazine, “Las Vegas’ Best New Attractions for 2012” by Travel
+ Leisure magazine, “9 Reasons to Visit Las Vegas” by CNNgo and “Best
Museum” by Nevada Magazine. Admission is $19.95 for adults ages 18 and
over with special pricing for children, seniors, military, law enforcement,
Nevada residents, and teachers. Museum hours are Sundays through Thursdays from
10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. For more
information, call (702) 229-2734 or visit www.themobmuseum.org. Connect
on Facebook: www.facebook.com/themobmuseum
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Monique Lhuillier’s Semi-Annual Trunk Show at Carine’s Bridal Atelier
Carine’s
Bridal will be hosting their semi-annual Monique Lhuillier Trunk Show
this January 24-26 and the Monique Lhuillier BLISS Collection Trunk show
January 31- Feb 2. The newest Fall 2013 collections from each line
will be featured at the trunk show as well as a selection of her best
sellers from previous collections.
Monique Lhuillier first debuted her bridal line in 1966 and is now
known internationally as one of the worlds' top bridal designers. Brides
are attracted to Lhuillier for her ultra feminine designs, her special
attention to intricate detail and her use of luxurious fabrics.
Twice a year, D.C. area brides
flock to these popular trunk shows, and once again a high attendance is
expected. Appointments are required and can be made by calling the salon
at
202.965.4696.
During the January 24-26 the trunk show will feature gowns from
Monique Lhuillier's Fall 2013 couture collection. The January 31-
February 2nd show will feature the Fall 2013 BLISS collection, with some
her most popular gowns reworked at a lower price point.
The semi-annual trunk show is one of the most popular events at the
atelier and appointments book up very quickly. Please call the store to
inquire about the special incentive or any other questions.
About Carine's Bridal Atelier
Carine’s Bridal Atelier, Georgetown’s premier bridal boutique,
offers brides the best selection of high-end designer wedding gowns.
Carine’s offers personalized customer service to every bride and tailors
bridal fashion to a body type, personality and destination. Carine’s
also offers veils, accessories, and alterations.
Regular store hours are Monday 3 p.m. to 6
p.m., Tuesday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. All viewings are by appointment only.
Connect with the store:
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