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New Year. New Look.


So, what'dya think of our blog's NEW look?  Well ... we couldn't be happier!

On August 20, 2007, After "YES," Before "I DO" & Everything In Between, the official blog of The Bridal Party, was born and it's been quite a magnificient ride thus far.  And though the first suggestions made to us about blogging 2+ years ago weren't received with open arms, now, we simply can not imagine not sharing such a rewarding and truly fulfilling dialogue with all of you.  With that said, we're excited to be launching our snazzy new blog look today.

Our humble beginnings looked something like this ...


But we're proud to have a new and improved custom look that we LOVE!


In addition to custom design we've added an intuitive menu bar, in hopes of making the navigation of After "YES," Before "I DO" & Everything In Between a bit easier for our readers.  But rest assured, while we've switched things around a bit, we're still the same fun and romantic forum where ideas, creative inspiration, fashion, frills and everything else wedding can be found.  There's just ALWAYS room for a makeover.

Feel free to take a look around ... and as always, thanks again for your support.

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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY
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Eliana B. said…
Looks fabulous! Great job.
January 12, 2010 at 11:44 AM
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