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When personalizing a wedding, small touches make all the difference



In Whatcom County, weddings come as unique as its people and places. Themes, colors, scents and even stationery can all reveal a couple’s personality and individuality.

Cathie Haag, co-owner of Simply Wonderful Weddings of Bellingham, says personalizing weddings is the most challenging and most enjoyable part of wedding planning.

Haag says making decisions as a couple brings who you are to the wedding. “Imagination is your paintbrush,” she says. “Every element in your wedding is a chance to be creative.”
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Jan, 27, 2008

Adjusting to facts of Northwest life can help you avert wedding woes

Getting hitched in the Pacific Northwest may involve a few details that Martha Stewart never took into account … like tides, border backups and ferry lines.
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Jan, 27, 2008

Quality counts when couples are registering

Men have found their place in the kitchen, says Gayle Salisbury. To her right, Margaret Murphy nods in agreement. The two women run the 6-year-old wedding registry at Bellingham’s home store Greenhouse, where they’ve met grooms who are cooking more than their brides, and excitedly choosing kitchenware for their wedding registry.
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Jan, 27, 2008

Dos and don'ts of wedding catering

Depending on your wedding venue — indoor, outdoor, tented — catering may be provided … or require some planning, time and energy.
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Jan, 27, 2008

Invitations' style sets the mood for matrimony

Preparing for a wedding is like cooking a multi-course meal: It’s complicated, detailed and can turn out to be an amazing experience for family and friends.
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Jan, 27, 2008

Fashion or function? Take footwear decisions in stride

Some brides say it is all about the shoes. Others say it is just another part of the ensemble. Either way, shoes are a consideration for every bride, with one question in mind: Do you choose fashion or comfort?
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Jan, 27, 2008

Today's second-time weddings are anthing but second best

Getting married … again? Make sure to educate yourself on modern encore bride etiquette.
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Jan, 27, 2008

From the bride ...

MESSY MOMENT
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Jan, 27, 2008

Dresses that flatter are always in fashion

Brides should pick the dress they feel good in, not what their mother or friends want, says Elaine Wood, owner of Belle Bridal in Bellingham. While personal preference is most important, it’s fun to follow the latest trends in bridal wear.
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Jan, 27, 2008

Guys vs. girls: Wedding registry confidential

Quantity vs. quality

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Jan, 27, 2008

When personalizing a wedding, small touches make all the difference

In Whatcom County, weddings come as unique as its people and places. Themes, colors, scents and even stationery can all reveal a couple’s personality and individuality.
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