Saturday, April 7, 2012
Wedding Themes for 2012
Having a wedding theme lost popularity for a while, but all-out themes are coming back with a vengeance. Many of the new themes have a natural do it yourself attitude which may be due to the current economy or the desire to make the wedding more personal. Overall, wedding themes for 2012 are definitely tagging on a "DIY" factor. Rustic and outdoor weddings have gained popularity along with playful themes such as circus and "Love is Sweet." Anything related to "Green Weddings" and "Eco-friendly" themes are also gaining popularity. In addition, you will see wine lovers with cork & bottle décor and even wine tastings at the reception; seaside-themes with everything from shell decor to a seafood dinner. Embrace your theme and incorporate it into everything from your wedding invitations to your wedding favors. Currently, the top wedding themes are "beach", "garden", "winter wonderland", "vintage glamour", "woodland or rustic", and "sparkling diamonds." Destination and ethnic-influenced celebrations also remain popular choices. It is your day so make it your way!
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Breaking the Glass
The Breaking of the Glass is a Jewish tradition with many meanings.
The Breaking of the Glass is . . .
1. a symbol of the destruction of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
2. a reminder of the tragic losses the Jewish people have suffered.
3. a reminder that, even amidst joy, a broken world still needs our attention and people less
fortunate still require our care.
4. a reminder not only of sorrow, but also an expression of hope for a future free from all
violence and hatred.
5. a representation of the fragility of human relationships.
6. a reminder that marriage changes the lives of individuals forever.
The Breaking of the Glass is . . .
1. a symbol of the destruction of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.
2. a reminder of the tragic losses the Jewish people have suffered.
3. a reminder that, even amidst joy, a broken world still needs our attention and people less
fortunate still require our care.
4. a reminder not only of sorrow, but also an expression of hope for a future free from all
violence and hatred.
5. a representation of the fragility of human relationships.
6. a reminder that marriage changes the lives of individuals forever.
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