STDs can take a variety of forms and are often much less formal than a traditional invite. They
are usually creative and designed to catch a guest’s attention. Options used frequently include: a photo booth-esque strip featuring multiple photos of the couple, a postcard or tourist guide from the destination, a card showing a week’s forecast of sunny skies, a passport holder, a luggage tag, or just about anything tropical one could imagine. Because we wanted something fun that would set the tone for our largely informal wedding, we decided to go with a magnet that showed a beach scene and all the applicable details for our wedding (same as the picture; although this is not ours). With the magnet, we included a card that listed the URL of our wedding website where guests could read more about the Bahamas and our hotel and get all the information they would need to travel to the wedding. The STDs helped build a lot of excitement in advance of the wedding, and it was a great way to let people know about the website too. Nearly a year after our wedding, people mention that they still have the magnet on their fridge.Our vendor, Magnet Queen, came highly recommended from a number of other brides on The Knot. The magnets were high quality, and the company representatives were very kind and responsive, even going out of their way to let us know that they had miscalculated a discount, so we would be charged less than we thought. We had the opportunity to view a proof before the magnets were printed, and we were very satisfied with the service we received. Another very popular vendor among Knot brides is VistaPrint. Though we didn’t use them, we heard positive feedback about the quality of their products as well.
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We created this EPIC wedding trailer as our Save-the-Date. It's a parody of action movie trailers, with every cliche we could think of. Sorry for the terrible acting. For the full effect, turn up the sound... way up! Enjoy!
P.S. We thought most of the music clips would be instantly recognizeable, but a lot of people have been asking about them, so here they are in order of appearance:
0:04 - Twentieth Century-Fox Fanfare
by Alfred Newman
0:24 - Battle Without Honor or Humanity
by Tomoyasu Hotei
0:58 - About Love
by David Joseph Wesley
1:15 - You Sexy Thing
by Hot Chocolate
1:28 - Theme from "Mission: Impossible"
by Adam Clayton & Larry Mullen
1:35 - Lucky
by Jason Mraz (feat. Colbie Caillat)
1:55 - The Raider's March (from "Indiana Jones")
by John Williams
2:20 - Requiem for a Tower ("Lux Aeterna" remake)
by Clint Mansell
re-arranged by Simone Benyacar, Dane Nielsen, and Veigar Margeirsson
3:37 - Main Title Theme from "The Matrix"
by Don Davis
3:56 - Theme from "Terminator"
by Brad Fiedel
All the guys I know, and the guys I've dated have always remarked that they would like to see the girl their dating with little or no makeup. Keeping this idea in mind, I came up with a look that appeases both the girls and the guys. We still get to wear makeup and look sassy, but keep it in natural tones for the boys.
This video is about how to be glamorous yet keep your makup low-key and simple on those first few dates. It's all about shimmery eyes, glossy rosebud lips and flirty eyes.
My next video will be on how to apply false eyelashes, and how to get that Old Hollywood Glam look.
Makeup used in this video:
* Mac Studiofix foundation #35
* Mac press powder
* Napoleon concealer
* Mac "Foolish Me" Sheertone Shimmer Blush
* Napoleon lip pencil in "Sand"
* Maybelline Wet Shine Diamonds Liquid in "Marquise Peach no 10)
* Napoleon off white eye shadow for eye base
* Napoleon warm brown eyeshadow
* Napoleon eye shimmer dust #37
* Shiseido eye liner
* Lancome Definicils mascara
* Rimmel crayon khol pencil
* Soft, round, short haired brush
* Firmer, round, short haired brush
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