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Rashana's Favorite Things


I doubt it's been revealed whether or not Oprah Winfrey will broadcast her "Favorite Things" episode this year, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed. I absolutely adore that show. Still, I already have my own list of favorite things which I've decided to share with you, my readers. These items are useful for just about everyone, but perfect for brides and grooms to be.

Happy Wedding Registry Shopping!

Extra Ingredient Apron
Full of pleats and topped with a corsage, this striped beauty adds a dash of black and white to your cooking routine. Designed by Philadelphia-based artist Kim Soles.  Anthropologie.


 Capresso Electric Kettle
Boil water fast and elegantly with this smart electric kettle. Features concealed heating element, cordless carafe and auto shut-off. Convenient ounce and cup markings on carafe and cool-touch handle.  Sur la table.


Dividers Recipe Box 
A smart idea with simple styling in durable, eco-friendly bamboo. Acrylic recipe protector slides into box top to display while you cook, protecting recipe cards from dribbles and splashes. Eight interior dividers categorize recipes.  Crate and Barrel.


 Dransfield & Ross Laundry Totes
These crisp, tidy laundry totes make wash day a little easier, and a lot more attractive. Line them up in the bathroom or closet, and as they get filled up, the sorting is already done. Totes are made of Madagascar straw and lined with cotton poplin.  Neiman Marcus.


 Personalized Melamine Plates
Lightweight and unbreakable, these stylish, 10" dinner plates are perfect for picnics, tailgating, or poolside dining, and they make a fun and imaginative gift idea.  Horchow.


Hotel Silver-Plated Double Wine Cooler
The classic shape and beveled edges of our Hotel Silver-Plated Double Wine Cooler add style to entertaining.  Monogramming available.  Pottery Barn.


 Bling Wine Coaster & Table Coasters
 Encircled with three gorgeous strands of crystals, our Bling Coaster will keep a delicious bottle of wine elegant and stylishly contained, while our table coasters will stylishly protect your tabletop.  Z Gallerie.


 Monogrammed Fire Screen
Swirls surround a medallion with your personal mark. Fleur-de-lis crown. Neiman Marcus.


Premium Margaritaville Trio Frozen Concoction Maker
No matter the size of your party's guest list, this impressive machine delivers pitcher upon pitcher of restaurant-quality frozen drinks thanks to three independent blending stations, six automated drink settings and three jars that hold a combined 72 ounces.  Williams-Sonoma.

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by Rashana Anderson
Founder & Managing Director, THE BRIDAL PARTY

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Westside Wedding said…
So many chic items! I love those plates! I left you something on my blog today :-)
November 14, 2009 at 11:54 AM
Dawn said…
Z Gallerie has the best tabletop accessories. Love the bling coasters.
November 14, 2009 at 12:20 PM
.:Then Comes Wife:. said…
Very cute stuff and brilliant post. I am adding you to blog list :)

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November 15, 2009 at 12:55 AM
Anonymous said…
It is very interesting for me to read the post. Thanks for it. I like such topics and everything connected to them. I definitely want to read a bit more soon.
November 18, 2009 at 5:33 AM
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