What an awesome photo from Miller + Miller Photography! I wonder if the couple just took photos here or if they held their reception here also…? A bowling alley would definitely be an interesting location for a wedding!
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Bohemian Chic hairpieces, Whimsically Wonderful headbands, Vintagey Veils… Attribute Adjective overkill, maybe because I’m starting to make us words! 
Either way, Anthropologie’s hairpieces and veils are the perfect adornment for a bride looking for a whimsical look.
Check out the full collection here!
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Looking for the perfect clutch or accessory to accent your wedding gown…?
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A shot from our wedding last Friday during their first look! We simply adore Jordanne & Cedric… stay tuned for their “Real Wedding Wednesday” feature. Photo courtesy of Luz Virginia
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A positive attitude is always necessary when planning a wedding. We all know that things don’t always go as planned so we definitely recommend brides follow the 5 C’s of wedding planning:
- Cooperation is the cornerstone of planning a luxurious wedding. By being gracious you can enroll others to become a very productive support team.
- Consideration should be at the forefront off all your wedding decisions. Realize that everyone around you has your best interest in mind. Be considerate of their input.
- Communication calls for you to be open to new ideas. Allow others to voice their opinions, offer suggestions, and express concerns. Be considerate and always acknowledge them with a gracious comment such as “That’s an interesting idea. Let me think about it.”
- Compassion is a gift of love you can give to all who surround you. Hear each request as an effort to give to you, not take from you. If you are compassionate, you will be able to figure out how to alter the request or incorporate it into your wedding planning.
- Compromise will be called for as soon as you begin the wedding planning process. Be considerate and guard the individual relationships you have with family members and friends. Balance each of their needs individually. Granting a small favor now could solidify a lifelong friendship.
