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Bridesmaids Gifts That Will Never Be Wrong
There is no doubt that the main highlight of the wedding is the bride and groom. They are the main attraction, so to speak. However, if we try to look at everything, they are not just the two who made the wedding day successful. There are other people who helped made their wedding day possible, among of them are the bridesmaids.

Wedding Favor Ideas For Holiday Weddings
There are many couples who are planning to have their wedding celebrated near or even on the same day of a holiday. If you are one of those and have chosen to become an Easter bride, then you will most likely choose easter holiday theme for your wedding.

Some Tips For A Good Clean Bachelor's Party
A Buck's night is a pre-wedding ceremony get together held in honor of the groom. This occasion celebrates the groom's final days and nights of freedom. Traditionally, buck's night time or bachelor's social gathering usually are not complete with the customary feminine strippers and many beer. In motion pictures, we get to see how such naughty activities end up in disasters, why might be why it have led to the idea of a 'clean' bachelor's celebration or Stag Night.

Alluring Wedding Reception Venues of Sydney
In Sydney, the options for a wedding reception venue are many. The wedding reception setting can be ooh-so quiet and romantic or just cool and casual or absolutely sophisticated and stylish! Again, the venues can be outdoors or indoors, on the waterfront or right on the Sydney Harbour! Whether it be a spring, summer, fall or winter wedding, in Sydney, there are options and ideas galore!

The Perfect Wedding Dress for your Dream Day
Traditionally, wedding gowns are themed in white, cream or ivory. But that shouldn?t govern your choice of color. The primary consideration while choosing a color for your wedding dress should be to pick one that complements your skin tone and can make you look simply gorgeous.

Wedding Mapper Connects Brides in Local Communities with Ask-A-Bride to Boost Wedding Planning Collaboration

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) -- Peak wedding season is approaching and more than 2.2 million U.S. couples plan to wed this year. With do-it-yourself planning on the rise, Wedding Mapper (http://www.weddingmapper.com), the premier online destination for engaged couples worldwide, is unveiling the industry's first bridal collaboration service, Ask-A-Bride. Through Ask-A-Bride (http://www.weddingmapper.com/explore_wedding/advice), brides can now ask newlyweds direct questions about their wedding decor, theme, location, vendors and more. Ask-A-Bride offers brides access to Wedding Mapper's online community of more than 35,000 brides who have shared their wedding stories, photos and vendor reviews (http://www.weddingmapper.com/explore_wedding/weddings) in over 10,000 cities worldwide.

"After months of planning, brides become local wedding experts and have extensive knowledge to share with brides-to-be going through the same process," said Julie King, vice president of sales and marketing for Wedding Mapper. "Through Ask-A-Bride, we enable brides to learn directly from local newlyweds who are typically excited to share their wedding knowledge and experiences."

To leverage Wedding Mapper's Ask-A-Bride service, brides explore Real Weddings in a destination city and select the "Ask a Question" button to contact a particular bride. An email is then sent to the bride who can choose to respond to the question on WeddingMapper.com. Ask-A-Bride launched in beta in February 2009, and hundreds of brides have since used it to receive direct advice on topics ranging from vendors to wedding personalization to floral decor. To date, 70 percent of questions submitted via Ask-A-Bride have received voluntary responses from brides within one week.

With reduced budgets, brides are taking on more wedding planning tasks themselves, according to The Wedding Report's Q1 2009 State of the Industry survey. To support a budget-conscious bride, Wedding Mapper offers other free, do-it-yourself planning tools and services including "Ask the Expert," (http://www.weddingmapper.com/expert_topics/view_all) where brides get personal questions answered by wedding expert and author, Sharon Naylor. Brides can also create custom wedding maps, explore 35,000 Real Weddings, examine vendor reviews, find local wedding events, or post questions on local and global message boards.

"Today's bride is increasingly engaged in the wedding planning process seeking to make her day personal and unique," said Julie King. "We foresee more brides joining the DIY movement in 2009 and look forward to supporting them with interactive wedding planning tools that make it fun, efficient, and best of all, free."

About Wedding Mapper

Wedding Mapper is the premiere online destination for engaged couples worldwide, featuring interactive planning tools and more than 35,000 Real Weddings with photos, stories and detailed vendor reviews from more than 10,000 cities around the world. Delivering personalized solutions for engaged couples, Wedding Mapper's innovative platform connects users with wedding experts and married couples, facilitates conversation on its hyper-local message boards, enables customization of wedding maps, informs users of local events, and more. For businesses, Wedding Mapper offers the industry's first auction-based localized advertising platform built on proprietary technology that enables vendors to reach local, qualified prospects in a cost-effective manner. Founded in January 2007, Wedding Mapper is a privately-held company based in San Francisco, CA.

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