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Inspiration Board: Old Hollywood Glamour

I was married 3 1/2 years ago and had a BLAST planning my wedding. It was July 17 ... a balmy, vibrant Saturday afternoon ceremony splashed with hues of celadon and pink ... followed by dancing the night away, under the stars, in "Toni Child's Romona Keveza." I LOVED my wedding! But, what if I could do it all over again??? Hmmmm. I think I'd try this:

OLD HOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR
Credits (top and left to right): Mermaid-style Wedding Gown - Ines Di Santo; Laser Etched Plexiglass Invitation - Grapevine Weddings; Satin-draped theme wedding cake; Red Hots Candy Favors - twentyandseven.com; Raspberry White Chocolate "Shots" & Spiraling Red Table Setting - Taste Catering; Red Rose Place cards - (photo courtesy of Modern Bride); Black duet satin soft fluted gown - Alvina Valenta; Dolce & Gabbana Metallic Patent Leather Peep Toe - eLuxury.com; The Hudson Theatre, NY - Millennium Broadway Hotel; Pouch-style Purse embellished with pearls & gold bangles - Lula Guinness; 1937 Rolls Royce Phantom III - Luciens Limo; Candlelit Entry Staircase (photo courtesy of Fete NY)
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