MUST SEE New Cake Tops for 2007

I can't believe 2007 is already here and a new wedding season is upon us. It's so sun every year to add the new wedding cake top lines to our website - I love how creative and whimsical many of them are.

The 2007 designs haven't let us down ... we now have golf themed cake tops and fishing theme cake tops, both long requested items. The biggest surprise is the "Still Shopping" cake top. At a minimum this be placed on top of every grooms cake in 2007 - your guests will be rolling on the floor.

Check out some of my favorites!

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Ultimate Wedding Planning Checklist

There's no need to be overwhelmed with the thought of planning your big day. Sit down, take a deep breath, grab a cup of tea or a glass of wine and look over our popular 12-month planning guide. Planning a wedding is simply a matter of getting organized.
11-12 Months Before the Wedding Officially announce your engagement online and in your local paper. Decide on a time and date for the wedding. Decide style of ceremony (size, setting, formality, etc.). Contact a wedding officiate.
Arrange for your families to meet if they haven't met before. Develop a budget and decide who will pay for what. Begin compiling your guest list. Visit and reserve your reception venue.
9-10 Months Before the Wedding Order your wedding gown and determine who will make any necessary alterations.
Choose your wedding party. Decide on a color scheme (consider the reception site). Meet with potential wedding professionals for your ceremony & reception. Interview local videographers, …

Sample Wedding Reception Schedule

Whether you are planning a formal dinner reception or an informal gathering of well-wishers, it is important to establish a schedule of events to prevent confusion on the big day! Don't get too hung up on exact times — the idea is to keep the party moving in the right direction.

While the order of events is entirely up to you, here's a sample of a traditional reception schedule.
Cocktail Hour.
This is the time between the wedding ceremony and the reception in which guests are served champagne and hors d’oeuvres while the wedding party is having formal photographs made. Grand Entrance.
This signals to everyone that the wedding party has arrived. The traditional order of entrance is Groom's ParentsBride's ParentsFlower Girl and Ring BearerBridesmaids escorted by UshersMaid of Honor escorted by Best ManBride and GroomWedding Couple's First Dance.
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Military Weddings

You've decided to have a military wedding—complete with all the pomp and circumstance such a formal affair entails. Here some tips on planning the wedding of your dreams that still conforms to longstanding military tradition and protocol.

Wedding Attire
The main difference between a military wedding and a civilian wedding is that the bride and/or groom will be in uniform. An officer or enlisted personnel in the bridal party wears uniforms that comply with the formality of the wedding and seasonal uniform regulations. For commissioned officers, the evening or mess dress uniform is equivalent to the civilian black tie. Commissioned officers who elect to wear a sword or saber with their uniform should stand to the left of the bride so as to protect her from the blade.

For enlisted personnel, dress blues or Army greens should be worn. Remember, never wear a boutonnière with a military uniform. Military ribbons or medals are the only adornments permitted on the uniform.

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