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5: Lighten Up! It’s fine if you’re a traditional bride at heart and you want your guests in their formal wear best. But if you’re a summer bride getting married in a garden at noon, rethink your attire expectations. Address wardrobe options via an invitation insert. You can choose your own wording, but you might say something clever like “Stiflingly hot jackets and ties forbidden!” or “Lightweight clothing advised.” In my humble opinion, I think people will be so grateful for this reprieve that you’ll benefit exponentially in terms of the quality of gifts. As an added bonus, fewer people will duck out early to shed their sweatdrenched attire. 4: Choose Makeup Carefully You know how butter tends to melt if you leave it out in the sun for more than a couple of minutes? Well, liquid makeup has the same unfortunate tendency. But it’s melting on your face -- not in a dish. To that end, steer away from any liquid eyeliners, foundations or blushes. Instead, pick the powdered or crayon versions to ensure that your makeup stays put from start to finish. In fact, consider applying a primer to help everything stay put. Above all else, top off your look with waterproof mascara. A few tears or sweat droplets are all it takes to turn you from a radiant bride into a rabid raccoon. 3: Give the Groomsmen a Break It hardly seems fair that the women in your wedding party are going to be outfitted in lightweight, strapless gowns while the groomsmen will be sweating it out in tuxes. Consider relaxing the wardrobe requirements for your groomsmen if your venue is casual enough to allow a more chilled-out look.
The fastest way to earn a bridezilla reputation is asking your groomsmen to wear traditional tuxes at an outdoor summer wedding. Image Credit: ©iStockphoto.com/ bmcent1 2: Freeze Time I’m sure you have a delectable spread of beef tenderloin, martini glass mashed potatoes and other assorted side items selected for your reception. Although delicious, all that heavy fare will probably make the heat seem that much more oppressive. If you want to be the “coolest” bride around (get it?), offer your guests a light treat that’ll be sure to lower their core body temperatures. Whether you rent a snow cone machine or set up an ice cream bar, providing a chilly childhood treat will make your guests love you even more than they already do! 1: Spritzing Stations A little bit of mist goes a long way toward helping people cool off. If heat is a major concern, provide small spray bottles filled with water that the guests can use to spritz themselves. If you have a little extra room in your budget, you can consider renting mist sprayers for guests to wander in and out of when the heat gets to be too much to handle. Make sure they’re placed off to the side so that no one gets doused accidentally. Your Aunt Shirley will be none too happy if her designer dress is soaked without her permission -- even if it is only water.
I’m willing to bet that you’d balk if someone told you to don dark pants and a jacket with a bow tie in near-100 degree temperatures! At the very least, don’t be offended if the groomsmen ditch their jackets and ties once the photos have been snapped.
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Now you can impress her parents, get edified by your friends and make her sparkle all at the same time, thanks to the style of Cornelis Hollander. In Post-Modernity where there ís a need for a hybrid style of old world traditions meets locale swagger, Cornelis Hollander fully delivers. Located in the heart of art in Old Town Scottsdale, people from around the world are glad they’ve come to Cornelis Hollander to purchase their special gift thatís been specially prepared. Whether itís to charm your fulfilled relationship, dazzle mum with an ìI appreciate you or saying you’re mine forever, you won’t find a more potent way to say it. Cornelis Hollander is a master of fine jewelry design, and has spent his life crafting innovative and superior jewelry to adorn the body and spark imagination. A native of the Netherlands, Hollander studied art and jewelry design at the Vrije Academie in Den Haag, Holland. As a young graduate, he apprenticed with Hatton Garden, the jewelry center of England. From there, his path led him through South Africa
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before emigrating to the United States nearly twenty years ago. Over the years, his natural talent was refined by education, travel and experience to make him one of the premiere designers in the world. Hollander is a founding member of the American Jewelry Design Council, founded to promote and encourage up-and-coming talent in the states. As a member of the Contemporary Design Group, he is in company with some of the of the nation’s elite designers, and on an international level, Hollander is an Associate of the prestigious international Jewelry Design Guild, Inc. His list of awards extends like a string of pearls. Hollander is a three-time consecutive winner in the “Platinum Design of the Year” competition; eight-time winner of the coveted “Spectrum Award”, a national contest sponsored by the American Gem Trade Association (AGTA), and the only competition in the United States to recognize design quality in the use of colored gemstones; and nine-time winner of the “International Pearl Design Contest” in Japan.
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To have this world-renowned jewelry artist available for one on one consultation in Scottsdale is a rare, not-to-be missed experience for the truly discerning clientele. The “Gem Direction” line, allows customer to personalize both style and color to create truly unique jewelry that will fit their individual lifestyles. “Airband”, his appropriately named Designer Bridal Collection, is a notion he created to keep wide band in minimal contact with the finger, allowing greater airflow and comfort. This design concept was so innovative Hollander was permitted a patent on the design. Now the dazzle of a large, other wedding set, can be as comfortable as a plain gold band. Hollander popular “Signature” collection was inspired by one of his Spectrum award-winning rings, and incorporates vibrant color into contemporary sculpture to create exceptional works of art. These incomparable pieces are highly collectible, and known throughout the art world. Oldworld training and experience, combined with state-of-the-art innovations, make Cornelis
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Hollander a jewelry designer of distinction. His passion for beauty, his dedication to excellence and his unique vision, promise a future filled with elegant, wearable art in motion. So as you can see, after winning awards form De Beers and traveling through Japan absorbing culture, there is no equal to the product and service provided by Cornelis Hollander. You could travel the world, but luckily you just need to hop on a rickshaw. Next time you wake p from clubbing and get some old town brunch, stop by Cornelis Hollander’s gallery and see why his artistry is world renowned.
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I have been modeling for 6 years. I specialize in mostly glamour, lingerie, swimwear modeling. However, I love trying new things and can provide excellent fashion, editorial, beauty shots, concepts type of photos as well. My experience includes but is not limited to featured model on websites, events, car shows, radio appearances, tradeshows, model hosting, body paint/ liquid latex model, clothing/swimwear/lingerie shows/ advertisements, commercial experience, music videos, magazines, calendars, contests, pageants, catalogue work,promotional work, and golf events/caddying. My nationality since nobody can ever tell is German, Russian, Spanish, and Romanian, so yes I’m a European mutt!! Some of the bigger known companies I have worked for include Maxim Online, FHM, Hawaiin Tropics, Playboy Golf, and Miss Red Hot. I have shot for several popular swimwear lines including Starwear Swimwear, Pango Pango Swimwear, and G World Intimates lingerie. I have also branched out in tv work such as being a bikini/ human canvas model in Spike TVs Inkmasters featuring Dave Navarro as celebrity host, gogo dancer in new NBC show Do No Harm, and client in Anthony Robert’s Salon in Style Networks Jerseylicious. I have been featured in multiple magazines and calendars as well. Also, included on 2 billboards on major highways on the way to Atlantic City and cover of a book for Comedian James Holeva’s Wingman Chronicles. I have many big upcoming projects coming up in the new year including entering the Miss Motorsports pageant which I just shot for in Florida. I have also signed with a great agency in LA called MyElite Models and I’m very excited with working with them in the new year as well! Also thanks for featuring me in your magazine. I was always a fan. Can’t wait to see the feature. I’m sure I will love it along with my fans! AND YES MY EYE COLOR AND BOOBS ARE REAL SINCE I GET ASKED THIS FREQUENTLY!!!!!
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