Showing posts with label Bride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bride. Show all posts

Monday, 13 February 2012

Guest Blogger Look Out

You may have heard us blow our own trumpet once or twice, but we are a ground-breaking, modern bridal inspiration hub for the changing face of British Asian Weddings. With our continued growth and need for fresh zesty new blood, we are calling upon your own experiences or expertise.

We want to make Shaadi-Esque a bigger and more aspiring brand full of real life content and real life dreams, with one cup of quirky and three cups of funk.




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Are you a bride, a maid of honour, an onlooker, groom, best man or parents of the bride and groom? Then hey there! You are just the person we are looking for.

Par magazines, there are very few places for a young bride to be able to find the theme, design or style choices open to her. Shaadi-Esque is the voice for those newly engaged.

Whether you have had a bad experience, or you want to run us through your wedding planning diary, give readers some advice, or tell us about the most impressively heart warming (or otherwise) wedding you have attended. Whatever the subject - We are all ears.

If you have a fab new blog then why not share your views with us and our growing readership - you might receive your own readership by helping us expose you. However if you wish to share your views anonymously - they is okay too.

Does this sound like something you would be interested in? Then get your email open and drop us a line to blog@rsbridalgroup.co.uk or tweet us @rsbridalgroup

Share this post where you can. Let's work together to make an even better Shaadi-Esque.

Keeping you inspired!!

Rachyeta xxx

Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Vert does it well with Violet

I have fallen in love with this inspiration board. The colours are so bold, yet complementing. I love it when you put two unexpected colours together and they bode so well!

Really hope you have fallen head over heels as much as we have! :) x

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Monday, 10 October 2011

Pastel Week: Green

To start the ball rolling this week on our pastel colour wedding theme, I am pleased to bring you, our Asian Pastel Green Inspiration Board. A lot of sweet, delicious fun all rolled into one superb wedding inspiration board.

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Monday, 11 July 2011

Edible WOW Factor Centrepieces

Have you ever considered giving your guests a centrepiece they could fully appreciate? A creative company Fruit like Flowers enlightens us on their delicious centrepieces.



To set your special day apart from the typical cookie-cutter wedding, individuality is key. The one thing your guests will have their eyes focused on, except the bride and groom will be their table centrepieces. If you are looking for unusual yet stunning centrepieces for your wedding reception then look no further. Fruit Like Flowers create unusual yet stunning centrepieces for wedding receptions. These fresh fruit displays look like flower arrangements, but taste yummier.

The arrangements are filled with fresh strawberries, pineapples, grapes, oranges, apples, cantaloupe, honeydew and water melon pieces. All the ingredients used are completely natural- no artificial preservatives or sweeteners are added. Just delicious fresh fruit that is carefully hand selected. Each creation is made to order ensuring all creations are guaranteed fresh on delivery.

The fruit bouquets are perfect reception centrepieces with the advantage of being an edible extra dessert!

These fruit arrangements are also great teamed with a chocolate fountain- with the added bonus of the fruit already being on the skewers. They can be placed around the fountain- great photo opportunities for the newlyweds!

To order from Fruit Like Flowers, go to www.fruitlikeflowers.com and also follow on Twitter @fruitlikeflower

Top Tips on how to choose the perfect centrepiece


1. Match the centrepiece style to the venue style. For example, sleek contemporary arrangements would suit a boutique hotel venue more than a rustic classic venue.

2. Make sure the centrepiece is not too big/ tall- guests don’t want to talk through a forest!

3. If having flowers in your centrepiece, make sure they are seasonal- they will suit the feel of the wedding more and be cheaper.

4. Consider the meal- will you be having a buffet or silver service? Many catering companies offer centrepieces that can incorporate a floral centrepiece with the serving dishes.

5. Talk Talk Talk to all your suppliers- communication will ensure you get what you want at your wedding. Don’t be afraid to ask for changes/ enhancements to their existing portfolio.

6. Consider having a colour theme for the event. A running colour theme or object is great at putting together the event. This can start from the invites to the centrepieces. It ties all the separate wedding elements together.

7. To make the table names more personal, why not name them after places that are special to you and you partner? This may be places you’ve been on holiday to or visited together. This not only gives the guests a better insight in you both as well as great ice breaker for guests on the table.

8. Individual name settings are also another way of adding interest to the table. There are many ways to do this from as simple name place cards to personalising actual items such as black pebbles or small photo frames.

Special thanks to Fruit Like Flowers for their centrepiece extravaganza. You can find Fruit like Flowers in our Preferred Suppliers list.

Friday, 6 May 2011

Great Find: Aisle way design



I found this beautiful photograph for an Asian infused aisle way - completely took me aback.

The aisles are never given any focus at an Asian wedding, but really it is the pathway into a ceremonial promise to each other and the exit of two committed individuals to one another. Why not make it a spectacle!

N.B. It is probably wise that your guests get to their seats from the outer rows, as opposed to ruining the floral design which should be by the bride herself.

Consult your florist and event planner for designs and how to keep children clear!

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Wednesday, 12 January 2011

Style Board: Ice Bride



I seem to be a huge fan for blue's - its such a cool, fresh colour and any shade of blue is gorgeous. And it's a colour everyone can be adventurous with.

As we are still in icy cold Winter, ice blue colours seems to be apparent and the deeper blues creates a warming sensation, not forgetting the sheer weight of some bridal gowns that can create a warm sensation of their own.

So please enjoy this Style board of an Asian Bride. I call it the 'Ice Bride'!

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