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Hair Length And Wedding Hairstyles

1. Long hair.

• Do you usually wear your hair in a pony tail because it feels more comfortable? Then a high hairstyle is what you should approach. A chic bun on which you can apply some elements which can also be found in your outfit (a flower, a bright accessory, etc.) would be great.

• Take your dress into account. A soft material requires a delicate hairstyle, a silk dress goes perfectly with a shiny and straight hair.

• Do you wear your hair untied? You can keep your pleasure to have a free spirit look this time too, only that you should take care not to have hair covering your face, but it should fall back in waves. In addition, men love long hair left loose, so the groom you will be delighted - be beautiful and also make him a surprise!

• Natural curls? You are lucky! Tie them loose on top of the head, and let them delight you!

2. Medium size hair

• A medium size hair means that it reaches up to your shoulders. If it is a straight cut, you can choose whatever suits the long hair: high hairdos, accessories, curls, etc. You can take advantage of that length and rise it up with a very nice circlet or simply you can use a decorative clips.

• Your hair is not straight cut? If you want, you can raise the back part, while the shorter strands in the front can be arranged in a more free and non-conformist way. Experiment it!

• Do not despond! Do not think of it as a problem! It may even be a source of inspiration and a challenge to achieve a superb hairstyle from short hair! Start by giving volume with a hair brush fixated in the top of the hair dryer. Use a special curler to make it curly - curls are the latest fashion and more easily to get (you can find many products for this on the cosmetics market, but be careful what you choose).

• Do not touch the curls while hot. When cooled, take some hair wax on your fingers and apply it. At the end, use a circlet to gather your curls and to show your face.

• Very short hair? For the daytime wear natural flowers and for the evening use some hair gel and arrange it on your back , wear some extra large earrings and a strong make-up. You will boom!

Wedding Attire

• Use tall black and gold helium balloon bouquets as decorations near doorways, food tables and corners of the room.
• Hang gold foil stars hung from the ceiling which will reflect the lights and "twinkle"
• Paint some bare tree branches in black and some in gold. Secure in sand filled pots. Add clear twinkle lights to the branches
• Drape the front of serving tables and the head table with gold colored tulle. Secure each loop at the table edge with a black and gold satin bow.
• Use candles on serving tables, desert tables, etc. for added ambience. If you can afford it, place round mirrors under the candles to reflect the light.
  

• Use black tablecloths instead of white. Sprinkle the centers with gold colored confetti. If you can buy some fairly inexpensive tablecloths, you may even wish to draw a swirled star design in the centers with gold glitter fabric pens.
  
• For table centerpieces, you could use a clear or black bowl filled with water and add gold colored floating candles.
  
• For flower centerpieces, create an arrangement of lilies, spray roses, and freesia in all shades of yellow in a tall, gold colored vase.
  
• Place 3 black shiny metal or ceramic candle holders on a mirror in the middle of the guest tables and insert gold dripless taper candles of different lengths for a simple, yet elegant arrangement.
  
• Cut out black paper silhouettes of people or items to use as place cards. Write the guest's names on the place cards in gold glitter pen.
  
• Fill clear, uniquely shaped vases with gold and black colored sand in varying patterns. Place between two taper candles on the tables.
  

• Everyone loves chocolate. Present your guests with a small box of Godiva chocolates in a gold favor box wrapped with a black ribbon.
• Fill miniature black top hat and cane favors with mints or candies.
• Wrap 2 or 3 floating gold and black colored candles in tulle. Tie with gold and black curled ribbons.
  

Choosing a ring

When it comes to choosing our own jewelry we can be very picky as well as we can be very impulsive buyers. I would like to give you some advice about choosing your rings. When I help out my customers in person I get to really direct them into jewelry that fits for them individually. What I mean by that, is that many people only look at the jewelry without taking in consideration their hands, fingers & comfort. When choosing a ring of course we want the ring to look good but will it look good on our specific type of hands? It's just like clothing, it may look great on the models but maybe not so much on you. Look at your hands, are they wide or narrow, are your fingers short, long, thin...