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Friday, April 25, 2008 1:00 PM
To Have and to Hold
A personal invitation
Last Friday I spoke on air about some of the hottest bridal trends I'm seeing this season—and these invites made their way into my list of wedding accoutrement that should be on every bride's radar. I love the non-traditional shape of the vibrant green tea-length invitation by Wedding Paper Divas, $164 for 100 (far left), and the handmade accents on the others—starfish, cork and oak leaves—are great details for tying together the theme of a destination wedding. Check out these custom designs at Hana Hou Productions: Grapevine and Cork 3D Letterpress Invitation, ($1,700 for 100); Raffia Starfish Letterpress Invitation, ($2,089 for 100); Glistening Oak Leaf Letterpress Invitation, ($2,401 for 100).
In addition to talking about the trends, I was also out promoting Mirassou's exciting "I Do with Mirassou" contest, in which one lucky bride-to-be will win a trip to New York City, $10,000 and a wedding plan day with me. Enter now for a chance to win! —Anna Pezik
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