Is a black wedding dress ghoulish or glamorous? Some brides stand by their untraditional choice, and some wish they could do it all over again. What would you choose?
“Joy in looking and comprehending is nature’s most beautiful gift.” – Albert Einstein
April showers do bring May flowers, vacation planning and rsvp-ing to wedding invites. Whether traveling abroad or doing a road trip, don’t forget to stop along the way and appreciate/smell nature’s unique trees and flowers. When you return, you’ll impress your friends and loved ones with your vast knowledge on horticulture, or just plant life outside of New York.
First thought, umm yess! We found a great article in the NYT about couples who have to arrange their special day twice due to their family’s religious or cultural traditions. Check out this interesting podcast to explore whether anyone really needs two weddings and how to price accordingly.
The New York Botanical Gardens will have an orchid show exhibition on display from March 2 – April 22. The founding sponsor is Tiffany and Co so you know it’s going to be fabulous. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to view orchids of all colors, shapes, sizes and textures.
While planning your engagement party, bridal shower, or wedding, keep in mind that some of your guests may have allergic reactions to the pollen or fragrance of certain flowers. Fear not, for the flowers that are the worst offenders are not used very often in wedding arrangements! The worst flowers for allergy sufferers are chamomile, chrysanthemums, daisies, goldenrods and ordinary sunflowers. Here’s a great website that can provide you with more information on flowers that are ok to use.