You may recognise Angelababy from the odd Dior front row. An actress, singer and model, she is dubbed the Kim Kardashian of China – however, the fact that she can act and sing makes her considerably more talented (sorry Kim).
But where she does mirror Kardashian is her fan following. Though she only has a measly-by-comparison 3.4 million Instagram followers to Kim’s 49 million, as of May 2015 she had 58 million on China’s version of Twitter, Sina Weibo.
Okay, so first things first, let me just say this: I’m a huge advocate of doing your own makeup, but if you want to splurge and pay for a professional to come in and do it for you, that’s totally fine. I’m sure they know how to apply it so that you don’t immediately sweat through it way better than I do. However, if you want to do your own makeup, you may find yourself overwhelmed by the number of options you have. Seriously, if you search the term “wedding makeup tutorial” on YouTube, you’re given so many videos that all look so similar, it would take hours to sift through them and find the one that works for you. It’s painfully time-consuming, and as a bride, you probably have a million other things you have to do.
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In the same interview, Vergara shared that the total guests in their wedding actually reached 400, with some of her friends and co-workers no longer invited to adhere to the head count. “We’re doing a traditional wedding … the only difference that we don’t have, are bridesmaids, weonly have flower girls and a ring boy”.
“It would be torture”, she explained. “I don’t think that tradition would have ever lasted one second in Latin America”, she mused. “He’s very romantic so he likes, you know, he lets me pick and he lets me choose, but he likes to watch what I’m doing”.
Two El Paso men made history 21 years ago when they became the first gay couple to announce their union in the El Paso Times.
The newspaper published the announcement with their pictures on June 26, 1994, in the section for wedding, engagement and anniversary announcements.
Remember when Gwen Stefani wore that breath-taking silk dip-dyed pink Dior wedding dress by the genius that is John Galliano? It was fantastic and we loved the fact that she personalised her big day rather than stick to the norm. Seeing as we’re all for breaking the rules here at MFL, we’ve compiled a short but sweet list of five ways you too can go against tradition on your wedding day.
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Amidst the wedding-dress fittings, caterer tastings, and venue selections, it can be simple to forget the anxiety of saying "I do" to your groom. However, the long moments before you walk down the aisle are filled with the type of contemplation that can send even low-maintenance brides running to their grooms. Mutual support may be a significant part of marriage, but inundating the groom with all of your varied concerns just before the band begins playing Wagner's Bridal March is not the best way to begin your marriage. Read on for 10 confessions and questions to skip relating to your groom before the wedding.
1. "Are you as terrified as I am about spending the rest of our lives as a couple?"
The Taste of Hawaii was the perfect ending to a birthday/wedding package, Andrea Turner said on Sunday.
“We’ve been attending the Taste of Hawaii for the past six years as part of my birthday weekend,” the Kauai resident said. “Saturday was my birthday and I participated in the annual Haena to Hanalei Run. I always do that for my birthday. This year, we got bungalows at the Aston Aloha Beach Resort, got married this morning at Lydgate Park, and now we can eat and drink without worrying about driving because we’re right across the street. This is the perfect ending to a birthday weekend, and now he can’t forget our anniversary.”
The growing trend of a more relaxed wedding has turned many New Hampshire venues with barns, farms, and historic inns into prime destinations for couples who are ready to say “I do.”
Don Bilger, who owns Whitney’s Inn in Jackson says they have seen a tremendous increase in the last four to five years. When Bilger took over Whitney’s in 2007, they were doing about five weddings a year. Last year, they did 45. He says that a lot of people “want a rustic barn. They like the idea of a casual setting and a casual wedding, and they also like the idea of having their guests spend the whole weekend here.” Jackie Caserta, Innkeeper at the Inn at Valley Farms in Walpole, has seen a similarly strong demand for country weddings. “People have changed the way they look at things,” she says. “A lot of people are scaling down in size because they want something that’s more intimate.”
Saying "I do" is one of the most significant commitments and milestones people experience during their lifetime. Master Lock is kicking off wedding season and National Safety Month by reminding newlyweds of important safety and security precautions to consider as they embark on married life.
"Getting married is the beginning of a new chapter in couples' lives," said Rebecca Smith, vice president, marketing for Master Lock. "Understandably, many couples are focused on the excitement of planning a wedding and don't always spend time ensuring for a safe and secure future. Master Lock can help newlyweds by offering a variety of reliable tips and products they can trust."
The State Duma of the Russian Federation is going to consider a bill to amend Art. 14 of the Family Code. The amendments, if adopted, will ban transgender individuals from concluding marriage. The authors of the bill, MPs Alexei Zhuravlev, Dmitry Gorovtsov and Anatoly Greshnevikov say that they are struggling for "public morality."
Needless to say that sex-change surgery has become commonplace in modern medicine. If a woman wants to become a man, her breasts will be removed, the ersatz penis will be created and a complex of male hormones will be prescribed. Transgender males have their reproductive organs removed; with the help of plastic surgery, a pseudo vagina is created and female hormones are prescribed.
You’ve set a date for your wedding, and you’ve made zero steps towards planning it. But that’s OK, because you have plenty of time, right? How hard can planning a wedding be, anyway? Well, if you’ve been saying that for months and still haven’t planned a thing, you’re about to start running out of time, and you’ve officially become a lazy bride. Some women have spent years planning their wedding in their head, and know exactly how they want their big day to go. But some of us don’t even start thinking about it until our significant others are on bended knee asking one of the most important questions of all.
And planning a wedding isn’t easy. It’s basically a part-time job, and since you already have a full-time job, when are you supposed to make all of these important wedding-day decisions? How do you fit it all in and still have some semblance of a life? The key to planning a wedding as a lazy bride is not letting too much time go by. Because once you go from lazy to full-on procrastination, the panic sets in and will poison all the fun. Here are some easy, sanity-saving wedding planning tips for all you lazy brides out there.
As she prepared to get married in 2009, Meg Keene considered iPods "a small gift from the wedding gods." Rather than hiring a band or professional DJ for thousands of dollars, she and her fiancé made their own playlist of Sir Mix-A-Lot, Frank Sinatra and Dolly Parton songs and cranked them on rented speakers.
Today, with phone apps that let brides and grooms instantly play just about any song ever made, Keene counsels caution.
Millie Mackintosh is known for her impeccable sense of style.
And she showed it off once again as she graced the red carpet at the TV BAFTA Awards 2015 at the Theatre Royal on London's Drury Lane on Sunday evening.
Johnsie Bauguess and David Strand were married at 5 p.m. Saturday, April 11, 2015, at Clemmons Moravian Church, Clemmons. The Rev. Q. Ray Burke officiated, and music was by Terry Hicks, organist; Brian Clark, trumpet; Cathy Dudley, viola; and Chuck King, soloist.
The bride is the daughter of Timothy William Bauguess and Melisa Crowder Bauguess of Gibsonville. She is the granddaughter of John and Betty Crowder of Kernersville.
Social media played a big role in our meeting. I was looking for a room to rent and happened to write on Facebook that I was searching for a rental.
Jay and I were friends on Facebook and he saw this status update. He messaged me and said that he had a room that may be available if I wanted to come and inspect it. So we arranged a day and time and we met.
Emily Elizabeth Williams and Christopher Michael Miller were married Oct. 19 in an outdoor ceremony at Lambert's Winery in Weston. Pastor Marvin Parli officiated the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Doug and Sandy Williams of Elkins and is the granddaughter of Tom Williams and the late Nina Williams and the late Ernie and Susie Sainato, all of Elkins. She is a graduate of Elkins High School and received her degree in industrial engineering from West Virginia University. She is employed as a business manager at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Rockville, Md.
We've talked about a lot of wedding hair and makeup trends this year, ladies—so now that New Year's is nearing, let's predict what looks will be the most popular for brides in 2014.
Here's what I think we'll be seeing a lot of during this coming year.
The ‘Revenge’ wedding was as beautiful and twisted as one would expect — and more!
Who shot Emily (Emily VanCamp)? That’s the question we’ve wanted answered all season, and the Dec. 15 midseason finale ofRevenge finally put a face to the person who royally thwarted Emily’s revenge plan. The reveal was shocking and brilliant, so let’s dig in!
