New and Exciting Ideas for June Weddings
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The problem is that with so many weddings going on in just 30 days, it takes a little bit of imagination to come up with little things that will help you stand out from the crowd. How about trying some "nontraditional" wedding food to wow guest's palates? Titanium or tungsten rings instead of traditional wedding rings? How about a rock band instead of a DJ? It's the little things that will make your wedding stand out.
When it comes to a wedding, every single one of them has one thing in common (besides an uncle who drinks too much): rings. Traditional wedding rings usually involve a gold, silver or platinum band, with some sort of precious jewel adorning it. Instead of sticking with tradition, how about changing it up a bit by trying titanium or tungsten jewelry?
You'd be surprised how elegant (and unbreakable) both metals are and there are many top-notch companies offering wedding bands made of both metals. Once you see them, you will agree that tungsten rings are perfect to wear forever. And while you're at it, most companies also make necklaces, bracelets and cuff-links in alternative metals.
Another thing to think about is what kind of food you're going to serve. Traditionally the bride and groom can choose between beef, chicken or fish. Sometimes a vegetarian option like lasagna is added in there. Why not try something different like pizza, pasta, bar-b-que, or even something more exotic like Japanese, Indian or Chinese food? It may not be for everyone's palate, but with ethnic restaurants bringing in big business what's holding you back from offering something different for your guests then chicken in some kind of cream sauce? They will probably appreciate that.
And how about the music? I went to a wedding recently and instead of a DJ they had the groom's brother's rock band playing classic rock (Beatles, Stones, etc.) tunes. I have to say that it really worked, and it was honestly pretty refreshing. Not only was the band spot on, but it brought a freer attitude to the reception (they served pizza too which fit wonderfully into the atmosphere). Sometimes you just need a break from the typical Top 40 stuff and just dance to something live.
These are just a few things to think about when planning your ceremony. Remember: if you really want to stand out from the crowd then you have to think outside the box. Your guests will thank you for the change of pace.
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When it comes to a wedding, every single one of them has one thing in common (besides an uncle who drinks too much): rings. Traditional wedding rings usually involve a gold, silver or platinum band, with some sort of precious jewel adorning it. Instead of sticking with tradition, how about changing it up a bit by trying titanium or tungsten jewelry?
You'd be surprised how elegant (and unbreakable) both metals are and there are many top-notch companies offering wedding bands made of both metals. Once you see them, you will agree that tungsten rings are perfect to wear forever. And while you're at it, most companies also make necklaces, bracelets and cuff-links in alternative metals.
Another thing to think about is what kind of food you're going to serve. Traditionally the bride and groom can choose between beef, chicken or fish. Sometimes a vegetarian option like lasagna is added in there. Why not try something different like pizza, pasta, bar-b-que, or even something more exotic like Japanese, Indian or Chinese food? It may not be for everyone's palate, but with ethnic restaurants bringing in big business what's holding you back from offering something different for your guests then chicken in some kind of cream sauce? They will probably appreciate that.
And how about the music? I went to a wedding recently and instead of a DJ they had the groom's brother's rock band playing classic rock (Beatles, Stones, etc.) tunes. I have to say that it really worked, and it was honestly pretty refreshing. Not only was the band spot on, but it brought a freer attitude to the reception (they served pizza too which fit wonderfully into the atmosphere). Sometimes you just need a break from the typical Top 40 stuff and just dance to something live.
These are just a few things to think about when planning your ceremony. Remember: if you really want to stand out from the crowd then you have to think outside the box. Your guests will thank you for the change of pace.
Article Source: http://www.ArticleStreet.com/
About the Author
Kim Green picked a tungsten ring for the big day and has never regretted it! A long lasting piece of fine jewelry to be treasured forever!
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