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Whatcom Weddings
From local trends in gowns and flowers to the best advice for planning an outdoor ceremony, Whatcom Weddings shows why our area is a dream setting for celebrations. Local brides share sweet, smart and sometimes funny advice as well as cost-saving tips for creating elegance without a lot of expense. Plus, our Wedding Wishlist showcases special touches that’ll make your event unforgettable. |
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Feb, 1, 2009
Mother designs family's Squalicum Mountain yard as a setting for daughter's wedding
If you can't find the perfect wedding site, create it yourself.
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Feb, 1, 2009
From flowers to food, special touches make Whatcom County a magical setting for weddings
Whatcom County is the perfect location to stage the quintessential Northwest wedding. Nothing says Puget Sound paradise like the organic textures of the county's rich farmland or the stunning seascape views from neighboring islands.
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Feb, 1, 2009
How to manage the media that will preserve your memories forever
Preserving memories of your special day makes photography an essential part of the nuptials. Now, videography - once considered a luxury - is fast becoming a must-have.
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Feb, 1, 2009
One couple's unforgettable honeymoon took an arresting turn with a fateful errand
With three cops aiming two pistols and a shotgun at my bride, her hands shaking uncontrollably, I came to the realization that my groomsmen were right: Marriage would be tough. Brittney and I had barely begun our lives together, and we were already targeted as Bonnie and Clyde.
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Feb, 1, 2009
Find a gown that matches your mood and fits your budget
When you start to choose your wedding gown, you'll quickly find that there are what seems like an infinite number of choices. To keep the task manageable, local experts suggest some easy steps for finding the perfect dress without spending a fortune.
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Feb, 1, 2009
Small ways to save money on your big day add up to significant savings
As far as wedding planning goes, the early bride gets the deal, according to Nichole Chunphakzenn.
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Feb, 1, 2009
How to survive wedding whoops with a smile on your face
You've been planning the big day for months. But what if your mom's dress won't zip, half the invitations came back "return to sender," and the best man just broke his leg?
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Feb, 1, 2009
Local brides add earth-friendlier options to their weddings
Jill Melton and her fiancé, Joel Jorgensen, want their wedding celebration to be a reflection of their values and tastes as a couple. That's why in addition to having Jorgensen's grandmother's polka band as wedding entertainment and pie in place of traditional cake, the Bellingham couple have decided to make sustainability a wedding priority.
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