Crystal Bouquet Jewelry is all the rage for wedding coordinators and celebrity style weddings. Add sparkle and glamour to your bridal bouquet, bridesmaids bouquets and centerpieces with these stunning crystal floral bouquet jewelry accents. As an authorized retailer of Elegance by Carbonneau, we offer the largest selection of elegant crystal bouquet accents and crystal bouquet decorations.

Weddings are happy occassions for most, but for some there may be moments of unhappiness as a loved one may no longer be with them and not present on their special day. These loved ones should not be forgotten so remember them with memorial wedding candles or memorial wedding vases. Personalize you choice of memorial wedding candle or memorial wedding vase and recognize the life or lives of those who couldn't be there with you.
See our In Memory poetry cards as well.

Choosing to go green for your wedding can be easier than you think. Try incorporating items that have longevity. Choose a cake topper that you'll love to use again after your wedding over. This can be the same with flutes, serving sets or any other table items.

Give out gifts of small trees or cards with embedded flower seeds and have your guests plant these in your honor - it's a nice token of appreciation and you will add a little life to our world. Other choices can be both green & nostalgic. Re-appropriate old china from family, friends or your neighborhood thrift store. Eclectic is in and mixing items from the past can be very fashionable. Or create invitations, menus or table markers out of recycled paper. Try a local printer and see if you can salvage any "off cuts" or scraps of paper.

Growing your own flowers can be green & save you a little at the same time. Or ask family and neighbors if you can gather a few flower gems from their gardens. Lilacs are a great choice and would add a beautiful aroma to your room.

It's easy to take the green step - even if it's a small one!

(This article is courtesy of Weddingstar.)

Centerpieces are the anchor points to your table settings. They provide the stage to present your theme or style to your guests. It's one of the things your guests will remember - good or bad.

Now that you have decided on the detail of your veil, you need to choose a length. The most popular lengths are listed below:

• Shoulder: This shorter style, which hits the shoulder, will give you a playful, flirty look. It's most appropriate for daytime weddings and looks best with a simple gown with clean lines, a minidress, or a wedding suit.
  
• Elbow:length: As the name implies, this veil reaches just to your elbow. It's a sweet, simple style that can work with virtually any wedding gown, although you should pick something a bit longer for a formal evening wedding.
  
• Fingertip: A veil that falls to your fingertips when your arms lie straight along your sides, this length is perfect for the indecisive bride -- it's dressier than shorter styles but doesn't have all the drama of longer ones.
  
• Cathedral: Think Princess Diana -- yards of tulle extending down the aisle behind you. This is the choice of brides who want to feel like royalty, but keep in mind that it's not a low-maintenance look. You'll need at least one bridesmaid or flower girl to tend to your veil as you enter and exit the ceremony. It looks most appropriate in a grand church or other house of worship, and works only if the aisle you're walking down is a long one.

Whatever your choice of wedding veil may be, remember that the wedding veil is an accessory to your biggest purchase...the dress! Simple is best!