I think most people will agree that Mothers don't the the appreciation they deserve. Walter Kaner's Mother's Day Tribute is called "Wish She Were Here" and is a poignant reminder not to take Mom for granted, a reminder to express our love and gratitude to the one who gave us life, to say "thank you" while she's still around... because one day, she'll be gone. On Mother's Day, we have a unique opportunity to express our love and appreciation for this special woman. You wedding day-- which will … [Read more...]
Mom Make-overs: Beauty tips for the Mother of the Bride
March 1, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Christopher Hopkins, "The Makeover Guy" believes women get more attractive as they get older. He is the author of Staging Your Comeback: A Complete Beauty Revival for Women Over 45, and he's just the one to give your mom tips on how she can freshen up her look for your wedding day! Moms, we know that next to the bride, you are the ones who stress the most about how to do your hair and makeup for the wedding day. You want to look lovely and youthful, yet elegant and … [Read more...]
Mother of the Bride speaks
July 21, 2008 By Leave a Comment
There's nothing like a mother's love, especially when agonizing over wedding gowns and color schemes. Wondering what your mom is really thinking as she helps you pick out invitations and register for gifts? Diane recently walked her daughter down the isle, and here she shares some thoughts and lessons learned with perfect bound. From trying on wedding gowns to lining your dancing shoes with moleskin, here are one mother of the bride's top 10 tips! 1. Decide what is most important to … [Read more...]
Mother of the Bride: Dress Etiquette
May 18, 2008 By 4 Comments
I'm sure there are many points of etiquette that I haven't heard of, and I'll share one that I just learned, in case it may help you as well! According to Weddings 911 columnist Alene Gamel, the mother of the bride always gets to chose her gown before the mother of the groom. "The reasoning behind this is that the bride's mother should not be overshadowed by anyone else but the bride." Basically, it goes like this. The bride informs everyone about the level of formality, color, and style of … [Read more...]
