Freebie Friday
Great news girls - for 10 days you can access a complete digital copy of Wedding Style Guide. 
Simply click here and marvel at the wonders of modern technology.
Our super-simple easy-view digital magazine lets you flip through the pages as if you were reading a printed version, check the list of contents to find the exact page you're looking for or zoom in to read all our tips and tricks. Best of all you can select any one of our gorgeous images – or even entire pages – and email them to friends (your working day just got a whole lot more interesting!).
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Posted by Jane Cameron
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The Pink Parade
There's no denying that one of the most popular colours incorporated into wedding palettes is pink. Whether it's the softest of baby pinks or the brightest of fuchsia's it's a colour that gets attention every time. My fave of the pinks is definitely the brightest of brights. Day or night it looks fabulous! I have a penchant for pink... my GHD is hot pink, my fave lipgloss is hot pink, I have a hot pink pair of shoes and my favourite dress (a new Alice McCall number purchased for an engagement party) is hot pink. We did a super cool hot pink story in issue 6, with loads fab ideas and hints as to the simple ways you can incorporate this vibrant and fun colour into your palette. Don't be affraid to go pink!
To view the Polyvore in more depth just click on it!
Below are some of the gorgeous pics from our pink story in issue 6 of Wedding Style Guide. If you love the stationery it's available to purchase in our online store.
Posted by Emilie Harrison
How to Dress Like a Princess for Your Wedding
By ufstar82, eHow Member
Step 1
Check magazines and websites for current bridal fashion trends. Look for full ball gowns with crystal bead work to bring out the "princess" theme.
Step 2
Make appointments with bridal salons and bring photos of gowns you like. Try on gowns that compliment your body shape and that make you feel like a princess! Ask the store which colors their gowns are available in--princess style gowns can be ordered in baby blue, pink, or champagne colors in addition to white and ivory.
Step 3
Try on accessories to complete your princess ensemble. A tiara is a classic way to really feel like royalty. Choose between long chandelier earrings or a rhinestone or diamond necklace. Wearing both can look too heavy around the face.
Step 4
Glass slippers may not be realistic (or comfortable), but jeweled heels should do the trick. A closed, pointy-toe shoe is elegant and timeless. A strappy, jeweled sandal is a more modern twist for a princess.
Step 5
Consider an up-do for your hair. Teasing the hair to add height at the crown of the head will keep you looking sophisticated and glamorous. A chignon or French twist are classics, and large curled tendrils pinned up loosely will feel more relaxed.
Step 6
Finally, top off the ensemble with a cathedral-length veil. Add volume with two to three layers of tulle and set the veil just behind the tiara. For added detail, choose a veil with beading or scattered rhinestones.
Source : www.ehow.com/
