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May 15th 2008 18:01
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Manila, PHILIPPINES
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Recent PostsI'll be seeing youMay 15th 2008 18:01
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Use these wordsMay 14th 2008 15:33
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Something old, something new...May 14th 2008 10:38
"Something old, something new,
Something borrowed, something blue. And a lucky sixpence in your shoe." Traditionally, a bride should wear or carry one of each on her wedding day. What does each one symbolize? Something old: The bride's continuing bond with her past. Ideas: heirloom jewelry, her mother's wedding gown, grandmother's lace, your engagement ring, a family bible. Something new: Optimism and hope for the new life ahead. Ideas: wedding rings, gloves, handkerchief, shoes, gown. Something borrowed: Any item lent by a happily married friend or family member so the good luck rubs off on the bride; also means that the bride can depend on her friends and family whenever she needs them. Ideas: jewelry, bag, veil, lipstick, shawl. Don't forget to say thank you! Something blue: Back then, the color blue stood for fidelity, love, purity. Ideas: garter, flowers, lingerie, blue stones (turquoise, topaz, sapphires, etc.), blue eyeshadow. Lucky sixpence in your shoe: Wealth for the future. Ideas: A coin from your own currency. While your marriage is what you make it to be, it doesn't hurt to have a little fun with these charming traditions. Have fun choosing the items for each "something"! Image by: papaleguas
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The one about two birds and a stoneMay 13th 2008 16:07
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