Thursday, November 11, 2010
Wedding Pics!
I have been obsessed with these all day! So many projects and gifts to do with them. Here's a few of my favs. My photographer is Ethan Yang
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Britney Spears Theme Party!
I love theme parties! One of my favorite theme parties was one we threw in college. It was a Britney Spears theme party.
Costume- pick a Britney, any Britney. Many options but a few are Baby one more time with a school girl outfit, toxic flight attendant, preggers with K-Fed etc etc. Other options are Justin Timberlake, K-Fed, Jamie Lynn, paparazzi.
Decor- Awards show, club scene, white trash chic
Refreshments- starbucks, cheetos, chicken wings, or fun swanky food if it's current day.
Music- pop of course.
Here's 2 of the non-scandalous pics ;)
If you want to dress as pregnant Britt Britt here's how . . . ceran wrap a bundled sweatshirt to your stomach = instant baby bump!
K-Fed, Not a girl Not yet a woman Brit, and JT
I'm thinking a pop diva theme next so many options with Britney,Katy Perry, and Lady Gaga . . . .
Costume- pick a Britney, any Britney. Many options but a few are Baby one more time with a school girl outfit, toxic flight attendant, preggers with K-Fed etc etc. Other options are Justin Timberlake, K-Fed, Jamie Lynn, paparazzi.
Decor- Awards show, club scene, white trash chic
Refreshments- starbucks, cheetos, chicken wings, or fun swanky food if it's current day.
Music- pop of course.
Here's 2 of the non-scandalous pics ;)
If you want to dress as pregnant Britt Britt here's how . . . ceran wrap a bundled sweatshirt to your stomach = instant baby bump!
K-Fed and Brit
I'm thinking a pop diva theme next so many options with Britney,Katy Perry, and Lady Gaga . . . .
Help Prevent Child Abuse America win $10,000!
My Bestie Morgie , sent me this on behalf of her Kappa Deltas. It's a great cause and easy to do!
Prevent Child Abuse America and R.W. Knudsen Family (brand of more than 125 natural and organic beverages) have launched a campaign whereby the company will donate $1.00 to Prevent Child Abuse America for every person who joins (or "likes") the R.W. Knudsen Facebook fan page between November 1 and 21, up to $10,000. No purchase necessary.
To support our long-term partner, we invite you to take these three easy steps:
1) Go to the R.W. Knudsen Family fan page: http://www.facebook.com/rwknudsen
2) Click the "Like" button
3) And that's it! $1.00 will go to Prevent Child Abuse America!
Please consider sharing this message with friends to help Prevent Child Abuse America realize the full $10,000 goal.
Prevent Child Abuse America and R.W. Knudsen Family (brand of more than 125 natural and organic beverages) have launched a campaign whereby the company will donate $1.00 to Prevent Child Abuse America for every person who joins (or "likes") the R.W. Knudsen Facebook fan page between November 1 and 21, up to $10,000. No purchase necessary.
To support our long-term partner, we invite you to take these three easy steps:
1) Go to the R.W. Knudsen Family fan page: http://www.facebook.com/rwknudsen
2) Click the "Like" button
3) And that's it! $1.00 will go to Prevent Child Abuse America!
Please consider sharing this message with friends to help Prevent Child Abuse America realize the full $10,000 goal.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Dining Divas at Villa Novella & 356
Amanda found 2 more Dining Diva articles so here they are. This blog has helped me organize any sort of article I have written into one place, and it's fun :)
Villa Novella
The Pre-game
Amanda: Katie had passed by Villa Novella several times and suggested we should eat there one evening. I was surprised to learn how close it was to our apartment complex in Central! The only other Italian restaurant I had been to around Clemson was Olive Garden, so it was nice to try another Italian place that didn't take more than 20 minutes to get to.
Katie: I had always seen Villa Novella's sign passing through Central and was curious about the American Trattoria. After seeing an ad for it, I knew we had to stop in and write about it.
The Scene
Amanda: A very "homey" feeling. The restaurant looks like a house from the outside, and once you step inside it gives the feeling of a comforting Italian family home opening up its kitchen just for you. The three dining rooms are filled with booths and tables and can be easily set up for large groups if needed. A separate bar section is adjacent to one of the rooms for those who want to eat, drink and meet new friends. There is also outdoor seating available during warm months. The owner and his wife are friendly and usually there every evening to serve you.
Katie: Walking up to Villa Novella, you are greeted by twinkling lights adorning the house-turned-restaurant and the faint sound of Sinatra playing in the restaurant. There are tables scattered on the lawn and front porch allowing for outside seating. Once inside the vibrantly painted restaurant, I felt a very family-oriented vibe and that this is a place to come and catch up with an old friend.
A Look at the Menu
Amanda: Villa Novella's menu features a variety of pasta dishes, seafood, meat and chicken. For appetizers there are several choices such as calamari, marsala mushroom crepes, hot artichoke parmesan dip and their soup of the day. There are also dessert and dessert wine menus available. For anyone that can legally drink there is a nice selection of American wines, Italian wines and beers.
Katie: The drink list boasted many Italian wines (I tried and recommend the Stella Pinot Grigio) as well as imported beers. The food menu was formatted with Italian headings, antipasti, primi piatti, secondi piatti and contori, which Amanda and I guessed on for the translations.
The Taste Test
Amanda: Katie convinced me to share the calamari appetizer with her and I am glad I did. The peppertini aoli dip added a nice garlic spice flavor to the lightly-breaded calamari. For my main course I wanted to try something new, so I chose the potato gnocchi with goat cheese and pepper alfredo. I had never heard of potato gnocchi but was pleasantly surprised at how good it tasted. The food was so delicious and filling that I just had to take what I couldn't finish home with me. I am a red wine kind of girl so I had to ask the owner, John, which Italian red wine he preferred. He recommended a glass of the Banfi Centine Toscana.
Katie: We started off with calamari for an appetizer. It arrived lightly breaded and instead of the usual red marina, it came with a peppertini aoli sauce. The calamari was my favorite dish of the night and the peppertini aoli was a nice change with a kick to it. I had a really tough time deciding what I wanted to order, because the menu had such a variety of dishes. I decided on the yellow fin tuna cooked medium rare with a white bean in olive oil side or "contori"( see, I caught on). The tuna as well as the white beans were delicious with various spices and tomatoes on it for an Italian flair. I tried Amanda's potato gnocchi with goat cheese, and it was a nice change from the usual pasta dish.
Impressions
Amanda: If you want to avoid the 20-minute drive to Anderson and wait another hour to sit at Olive Garden, then I recommend Villa Novella. This small Italian restaurant in Central has a lot of potential. Although it was short staffed, the food was delicious and worth the wait. It is definitely a family-friendly restaurant that you can take your parents to when they visit Clemson or a romantic dinner date for that someone special. Villa Novella is available to host private dinners, so definitely give them a call about large group gatherings and semi-formals.
Katie: Villa Novella is a great, homey Italian restaurant tucked away in Central. I would love to come back and sit at their bar and sample more of their Italian wines. It would also be a great place to host a semi-formal or a party. Ciao, Bella.
Dining Divas with our beloved Tiffany enjoying a night out in Athens Go Dawgs!
Amanda is from the suburbs of Atlanta and is a senior in her final semester at Clemson University.
The Pre-Game
Katie: I was really excited to eat something other than subs, pizza or Mexican food that is so conveniently placed around the University. I love sushi and other exotic foods so I was eager to venture out to 356.
Amanda: I love subs, pizza, Mexican, Chinese and the occasional trip to a chain restaurant, but I have been at Clemson since I was a freshman. I wanted to explore more of what Clemson has to offer before I graduate. 356 is a popular spot for the downtown bar crowd, but we wanted to see what it had to offer as a restaurant.
The Scene
Katie: Spacious yet inviting. The bar lined the far wall and showcased many types of liquor and ended with a sushi bar. Booths and tables scattered throughout the restaurant welcomed the hungry and those wanting to try a martini (try the Sexy Martini, a mix of Peach Schnapps OJ and Cranberry juice). An elevated area in the opposite front corner houses Wii tournaments, live music or comfortable couches that are very city loft-ish.
Amanda: Walking in 356 immediately gives off a very chill and trendy vibe. Very spacious with booths lining the wall and tables scattered throughout the middle section. If you are lucky, you may be able to sit in the couches giving you a "VIP" feeling. The bar is always active with bartenders making drinks, and cooks in the back rolling up sushi made fresh to order.
A Look at the Menu
Katie: Offering more than just sushi, 356 also has tapas, salads and gourmet flatbreads (think fancy pizza). For those not too keen on eating raw fish, try the Ranchero or Spinach 'n Tomato (It's amazing) flatbreads.
Amanda: The menu features tapas, sushi, salads and flat breads. For those that are of legal drinking age, there are a variety of martinis and beer to choose from, as well as a nice selection of red and white wine.
The Taste Test
Katie: You can't go wrong ordering the California rolls, but if you want to be a little more adventurous try the Philadelphia Roll or the Seaside roll. Thursday nights is $3.50 sushi night on select rolls with nicely priced Cosmos as well. If you are not in the mood for sushi and have already tried the flatbreads, try something from the tapas section. The seaweed salad (don't be thrown off by the name) was a great starter, as well as the spinach dip and hummus dip.
Amanda: Katie and I are always indecisive about choosing an appetizer because the hummus dip and spinach dip are equally delicious. The Spinach 'n Tomato flatbread is a favorite of mine, but I love spicy foods and sushi. So I just had to try the Georgia Bullfrog roll. And of course nothing else makes the experience better of eating sushi at a trendy restaurant than an inexpensive fabulous Cosmo in your hand.
Impressions
Katie: 356 is a great place to treat your taste buds in downtown Clemson, whether you are a sushi fiend or need a break from the ordinary. Don't forget to stop by late night to check out their drink menu.
Amanda: This is hands down my favorite restaurant in downtown Clemson. Thursday night is a great time to eat at 356 because of their sushi rolls and Cosmos during Happy Hour. This trendy downtown restaurant is perfect for a girls' night out or a date with that special someone. Now, if only they had a live jazz band during dinner on Thursdays nights.
The Divas being Jersey Girls.
I miss Amandita, Clemson , and Paradise Estates soo much! <3
Villa Novella
The Pre-game
Amanda: Katie had passed by Villa Novella several times and suggested we should eat there one evening. I was surprised to learn how close it was to our apartment complex in Central! The only other Italian restaurant I had been to around Clemson was Olive Garden, so it was nice to try another Italian place that didn't take more than 20 minutes to get to.
Katie: I had always seen Villa Novella's sign passing through Central and was curious about the American Trattoria. After seeing an ad for it, I knew we had to stop in and write about it.
The Scene
Amanda: A very "homey" feeling. The restaurant looks like a house from the outside, and once you step inside it gives the feeling of a comforting Italian family home opening up its kitchen just for you. The three dining rooms are filled with booths and tables and can be easily set up for large groups if needed. A separate bar section is adjacent to one of the rooms for those who want to eat, drink and meet new friends. There is also outdoor seating available during warm months. The owner and his wife are friendly and usually there every evening to serve you.
Katie: Walking up to Villa Novella, you are greeted by twinkling lights adorning the house-turned-restaurant and the faint sound of Sinatra playing in the restaurant. There are tables scattered on the lawn and front porch allowing for outside seating. Once inside the vibrantly painted restaurant, I felt a very family-oriented vibe and that this is a place to come and catch up with an old friend.
A Look at the Menu
Amanda: Villa Novella's menu features a variety of pasta dishes, seafood, meat and chicken. For appetizers there are several choices such as calamari, marsala mushroom crepes, hot artichoke parmesan dip and their soup of the day. There are also dessert and dessert wine menus available. For anyone that can legally drink there is a nice selection of American wines, Italian wines and beers.
Katie: The drink list boasted many Italian wines (I tried and recommend the Stella Pinot Grigio) as well as imported beers. The food menu was formatted with Italian headings, antipasti, primi piatti, secondi piatti and contori, which Amanda and I guessed on for the translations.
The Taste Test
Amanda: Katie convinced me to share the calamari appetizer with her and I am glad I did. The peppertini aoli dip added a nice garlic spice flavor to the lightly-breaded calamari. For my main course I wanted to try something new, so I chose the potato gnocchi with goat cheese and pepper alfredo. I had never heard of potato gnocchi but was pleasantly surprised at how good it tasted. The food was so delicious and filling that I just had to take what I couldn't finish home with me. I am a red wine kind of girl so I had to ask the owner, John, which Italian red wine he preferred. He recommended a glass of the Banfi Centine Toscana.
Katie: We started off with calamari for an appetizer. It arrived lightly breaded and instead of the usual red marina, it came with a peppertini aoli sauce. The calamari was my favorite dish of the night and the peppertini aoli was a nice change with a kick to it. I had a really tough time deciding what I wanted to order, because the menu had such a variety of dishes. I decided on the yellow fin tuna cooked medium rare with a white bean in olive oil side or "contori"( see, I caught on). The tuna as well as the white beans were delicious with various spices and tomatoes on it for an Italian flair. I tried Amanda's potato gnocchi with goat cheese, and it was a nice change from the usual pasta dish.
Impressions
Amanda: If you want to avoid the 20-minute drive to Anderson and wait another hour to sit at Olive Garden, then I recommend Villa Novella. This small Italian restaurant in Central has a lot of potential. Although it was short staffed, the food was delicious and worth the wait. It is definitely a family-friendly restaurant that you can take your parents to when they visit Clemson or a romantic dinner date for that someone special. Villa Novella is available to host private dinners, so definitely give them a call about large group gatherings and semi-formals.
Katie: Villa Novella is a great, homey Italian restaurant tucked away in Central. I would love to come back and sit at their bar and sample more of their Italian wines. It would also be a great place to host a semi-formal or a party. Ciao, Bella.
Dining Divas with our beloved Tiffany enjoying a night out in Athens Go Dawgs!
356
Katie is from the suburbs of Washington, D.C., and is a transfer student with one year left at Clemson University.Amanda is from the suburbs of Atlanta and is a senior in her final semester at Clemson University.
The Pre-Game
Katie: I was really excited to eat something other than subs, pizza or Mexican food that is so conveniently placed around the University. I love sushi and other exotic foods so I was eager to venture out to 356.
Amanda: I love subs, pizza, Mexican, Chinese and the occasional trip to a chain restaurant, but I have been at Clemson since I was a freshman. I wanted to explore more of what Clemson has to offer before I graduate. 356 is a popular spot for the downtown bar crowd, but we wanted to see what it had to offer as a restaurant.
The Scene
Katie: Spacious yet inviting. The bar lined the far wall and showcased many types of liquor and ended with a sushi bar. Booths and tables scattered throughout the restaurant welcomed the hungry and those wanting to try a martini (try the Sexy Martini, a mix of Peach Schnapps OJ and Cranberry juice). An elevated area in the opposite front corner houses Wii tournaments, live music or comfortable couches that are very city loft-ish.
Amanda: Walking in 356 immediately gives off a very chill and trendy vibe. Very spacious with booths lining the wall and tables scattered throughout the middle section. If you are lucky, you may be able to sit in the couches giving you a "VIP" feeling. The bar is always active with bartenders making drinks, and cooks in the back rolling up sushi made fresh to order.
A Look at the Menu
Katie: Offering more than just sushi, 356 also has tapas, salads and gourmet flatbreads (think fancy pizza). For those not too keen on eating raw fish, try the Ranchero or Spinach 'n Tomato (It's amazing) flatbreads.
Amanda: The menu features tapas, sushi, salads and flat breads. For those that are of legal drinking age, there are a variety of martinis and beer to choose from, as well as a nice selection of red and white wine.
The Taste Test
Katie: You can't go wrong ordering the California rolls, but if you want to be a little more adventurous try the Philadelphia Roll or the Seaside roll. Thursday nights is $3.50 sushi night on select rolls with nicely priced Cosmos as well. If you are not in the mood for sushi and have already tried the flatbreads, try something from the tapas section. The seaweed salad (don't be thrown off by the name) was a great starter, as well as the spinach dip and hummus dip.
Amanda: Katie and I are always indecisive about choosing an appetizer because the hummus dip and spinach dip are equally delicious. The Spinach 'n Tomato flatbread is a favorite of mine, but I love spicy foods and sushi. So I just had to try the Georgia Bullfrog roll. And of course nothing else makes the experience better of eating sushi at a trendy restaurant than an inexpensive fabulous Cosmo in your hand.
Impressions
Katie: 356 is a great place to treat your taste buds in downtown Clemson, whether you are a sushi fiend or need a break from the ordinary. Don't forget to stop by late night to check out their drink menu.
Amanda: This is hands down my favorite restaurant in downtown Clemson. Thursday night is a great time to eat at 356 because of their sushi rolls and Cosmos during Happy Hour. This trendy downtown restaurant is perfect for a girls' night out or a date with that special someone. Now, if only they had a live jazz band during dinner on Thursdays nights.
I miss Amandita, Clemson , and Paradise Estates soo much! <3
Monday, November 8, 2010
Before and After 10/23
At the last wedding I coordinated. We transformed this
to this!
The professional pictures are even better!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Why sit at table 7 when you can sit at The White House?
How to take your table signs from boring to endearing.
Latest DBG article
If you haven’t already been able to tell, I’m all for personalizing your wedding to reflect the lucky couples’ interests and love story. So instead of the boring table numbers for your dinner guests, why don’t we name the tables after some of your favorite things, hobbies, or something unique about your wedding destination.
For my wedding we named our tables after our favorite restaurants and bars. We had everything from the restaurant we got engaged at to our favorite college bars. Our guests also enjoyed the tables we picked for them, with his parents sitting at the table where they threw the rehearsal dinner at and friends sitting at a table of the bar they spent their 21st birthday at.
Table names are also a great conversation starter. You may overhear “I never knew Jackie and Bill had traveled to Paris” to “I remember when Matt took Allison to see The Notebook for their second date.”
If you are looking to score bonus points on this project, you can always give a story or an explanation about this table name, and display it in a little frame on the table or separately near the seating chart.
The sky’s the limit for what you can name your tables but here are a few ideas and don’t forget to add things that are romantic or relevant to your relationship;
▪Restaurants/ Bars
▪ Movies/ Tv Shows/ Books/Songs
▪ Famous (happy) Couples
▪Dates you have gone on
▪Cities
▪Love in different languages
▪Flowers
▪ Different kinds of fish, birds, animals etc
▪Famous destinations in your venue’s city. For D.C. you can list different monuments and sites.
▪Unique attributes about your venue. If it’s at the beach you can use different kinds of shells, at a vineyard you can do different wines.
Please share with us if you have done this for your tables and send pictures!
Happy Sunday!
Katie
If you haven’t already been able to tell, I’m all for personalizing your wedding to reflect the lucky couples’ interests and love story. So instead of the boring table numbers for your dinner guests, why don’t we name the tables after some of your favorite things, hobbies, or something unique about your wedding destination.
For my wedding we named our tables after our favorite restaurants and bars. We had everything from the restaurant we got engaged at to our favorite college bars. Our guests also enjoyed the tables we picked for them, with his parents sitting at the table where they threw the rehearsal dinner at and friends sitting at a table of the bar they spent their 21st birthday at.
Table names are also a great conversation starter. You may overhear “I never knew Jackie and Bill had traveled to Paris” to “I remember when Matt took Allison to see The Notebook for their second date.”
If you are looking to score bonus points on this project, you can always give a story or an explanation about this table name, and display it in a little frame on the table or separately near the seating chart.
The sky’s the limit for what you can name your tables but here are a few ideas and don’t forget to add things that are romantic or relevant to your relationship;
▪Restaurants/ Bars
▪ Movies/ Tv Shows/ Books/Songs
▪ Famous (happy) Couples
▪Dates you have gone on
▪Cities
▪Love in different languages
▪Flowers
▪ Different kinds of fish, birds, animals etc
▪Famous destinations in your venue’s city. For D.C. you can list different monuments and sites.
▪Unique attributes about your venue. If it’s at the beach you can use different kinds of shells, at a vineyard you can do different wines.
Please share with us if you have done this for your tables and send pictures!
Happy Sunday!
Katie
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Honeymoon St.Lucia
So Scott and I waited to go on our honeymoon about a month after the wedding. This to me made alot of sense. We were able to stay up late partying with our friends, we enjoyed our day after party with out stress of having to run off to catch our flight, we opened presents and put them away as well as piece our home back together and we had something to look forward to .
I have had quite a few questions about Sandals in St.Lucia so here's my two cents.
We stayed at the Sandals Grande in St.Lucia. This was definitely the biggest and nicest of the resorts. We ate alot of food, spent alot of time on the beach and pool bar, got a couples massage, went horseback riding, golfing, hydro biking and had a great time enjoying cocktails at the resort.
I would obviously recommend packing lots of sunscreen and sun protection as well as a watch. My florist told me ( after she went to Sandals in Jamaica) to bring a watch because you will completely lose track of time, and we did! Different restaurants have different dress codes so dress accordingly.
I would not recommend the candlelight dinner, they messed ours up and I'm still waiting for the refund they said they would issue me. Go to Barefoot on the beach at night for the same dining on the beach experience.
Hidden treasures on the resort are Toscanni's champagne breakfast and the steam rooms/saunas/ whirlpool that are open 24hrs which we used to detox after indulging in the all inclusive drinks and food.
If you are in St.Lucia or love daiquiris have them make you a BBC!
A BBC is
*1 banana
*a shot of Baileys ( or so)
* 2 shots coconut cream
Add ice and blend!
This is a delicious drink which tastes like a dirty banana but better!
Here are a few pictures from the trip.
Safe Travels!
I have had quite a few questions about Sandals in St.Lucia so here's my two cents.
We stayed at the Sandals Grande in St.Lucia. This was definitely the biggest and nicest of the resorts. We ate alot of food, spent alot of time on the beach and pool bar, got a couples massage, went horseback riding, golfing, hydro biking and had a great time enjoying cocktails at the resort.
I would obviously recommend packing lots of sunscreen and sun protection as well as a watch. My florist told me ( after she went to Sandals in Jamaica) to bring a watch because you will completely lose track of time, and we did! Different restaurants have different dress codes so dress accordingly.
I would not recommend the candlelight dinner, they messed ours up and I'm still waiting for the refund they said they would issue me. Go to Barefoot on the beach at night for the same dining on the beach experience.
Hidden treasures on the resort are Toscanni's champagne breakfast and the steam rooms/saunas/ whirlpool that are open 24hrs which we used to detox after indulging in the all inclusive drinks and food.
If you are in St.Lucia or love daiquiris have them make you a BBC!
A BBC is
*1 banana
*a shot of Baileys ( or so)
* 2 shots coconut cream
Add ice and blend!
This is a delicious drink which tastes like a dirty banana but better!
Here are a few pictures from the trip.
Safe Travels!
Horseback riding in the ocean.
Scott's new hat, made by "the coconut man" who is featured on the Paula Deen show when her family vacations to St.Lucia.
Lunch at Josephines. Sushi and a chocolate milkshake , odd combo.
View of the main pool and pool bar.
Golfing.
Early start at the pool bar.
The view of the beach and the Pitons mountains.
You have to write your name in the sand on your honeymoon!
Dinner at Barefoot on the Beach. They had great calamari and ceviche.
Highlight Wedding Reel!
Yay My little wedding video is up! I don't know how to attach videos yet so here is the link!
Highlight Wedding Reel!
Wonderful videography by Ethan Yang Photography.
Highlight Wedding Reel!
Wonderful videography by Ethan Yang Photography.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Bridal Emergency Kit
Latest District Bride article :)
Ghosts, goblins, zombies . . . pretty scary stuff . A torn bridesmaids strap, a stain on your bridal and any other last minute bridal emergencies now that is downright frightening! Don’t worry , I have compiled a last of item that are a must have for any bride to have in their emergency kit. You can thank me later.
Bride Emergency Kit
∙ Sewing Kit complete with various colored threads and needles.
∙Tampons/ Sanitary Napkins
∙ Instant Stain Removal (Shout Wipes or Tide to go Pen)
∙ Bobby pins/ hair clips
∙ Pain Reliever ie Aspirin/ Ibuprofen
∙ Antacid
∙ White chalk to cover up any smudges on the gown ( I have used white chalk for a few brides in the past to cover up slight stains. Just rub the white chalk gently over the stain to cover it.)
∙ Clear nail polish for stocking runs
∙ Corsage pins ( I don’t think there hasn’t been a wedding when these haven’t been used)
∙ Extra Earring backs
∙ Panty hose
∙ Hem tape, which can also double as body tape to keep clevage covered.
∙ Small scissors
∙ Krazy glue
∙ Breath Mints
∙ Band aids
∙ Tissues
∙ Hair Spray
∙Static Remover
Happy Halloween!
Katie
Ghosts, goblins, zombies . . . pretty scary stuff . A torn bridesmaids strap, a stain on your bridal and any other last minute bridal emergencies now that is downright frightening! Don’t worry , I have compiled a last of item that are a must have for any bride to have in their emergency kit. You can thank me later.
Bride Emergency Kit
∙ Sewing Kit complete with various colored threads and needles.
∙Tampons/ Sanitary Napkins
∙ Instant Stain Removal (Shout Wipes or Tide to go Pen)
∙ Bobby pins/ hair clips
∙ Pain Reliever ie Aspirin/ Ibuprofen
∙ Antacid
∙ White chalk to cover up any smudges on the gown ( I have used white chalk for a few brides in the past to cover up slight stains. Just rub the white chalk gently over the stain to cover it.)
∙ Clear nail polish for stocking runs
∙ Corsage pins ( I don’t think there hasn’t been a wedding when these haven’t been used)
∙ Extra Earring backs
∙ Panty hose
∙ Hem tape, which can also double as body tape to keep clevage covered.
∙ Small scissors
∙ Krazy glue
∙ Breath Mints
∙ Band aids
∙ Tissues
∙ Hair Spray
∙Static Remover
Happy Halloween!
Katie
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