Are you wearing a veil?

Jefferson Sarson: Ideal Couple

Josefine Weekey: Awww. What Bueatiful Dress. She looks amazing! And what cute chlidren : )

Darcie Peraha: Happy and contented couple.. that's all that matters.I just love wedding photos!Thanks for showing us their wedding photos. ღღღ

Ermelinda Stalnaker: We didn't necessarily break from tradition for the sake of breaking from tradition but I did walk down the aisle alone. As for the music, regardless of where/when you have your wedding the music is up to you, though some is more traditionally used. I had one of my best friends play the piano for our processional. My girls walked to "Spring" from Vivaldi's Four Seasons. I walked down the aisle to a beautiful piano version of Shania Twain's "From This Moment On". Our recessional was Beethoven's "Ode to Joy". Other things that I/we did that were a little off of tradition: I made my veil, my invitations and my garter myself. To make sure my bridesmaids didn't have to spen! d a dime, I designed, made and paid for their dresses with their input so they actually LIKED them (THAT is something abnormal lol!) and I paid for all of my girls to get their hair and makeup done (if they wanted it). I also didn't make my bridesmaids wear any special shoes or jewelery. At the reception, my guests had menus to choose their salads, entrees and sides from so that no one was stuck with the standard "chicken, fish or beef with steamed veggies and potatoes". My main focus was to ensure my guests and attendants were happy and enjoyed the day as much as I enjoyed sharing it with them.Good luck!

Edmund Rappley: i had my hair up an my veil attached to the back of a tiara and drapped over my arms

Kris Otuafi: Thanks for sharing the picture. I love her dress!! They look so happy! The kids are adorable!!! Looks like it was a very nice wedding. I love wedding pictures!People with rude comments--go away!!...Show more

Daren Ventrice: My wedding is ! definitely not going to be a traditional one.*No guests - it i! s an intimate affair with our officiant, my fiance, me, and our parents/siblings only*No bridesmaids/groomsmen - like I said, private ceremony*No reception - I'll be making a very simple dinner for our families afterward*No bridal shower - We will have lived together for two years before our marriage, no need for gifts*No white dress - I'm wearing a hunter green sundress, with cowboy boots*No church - We're getting married while standing in a hilltop meadow overlooking his farm*No ring for him - a) he doesn't wear jewelry, and b) owning a farm is not a jewelry-friendly occupationAnd I'm sure there will be several more "nontraditional" aspects, but we're still in early planning stages, so I haven't thought that far ahead.

Lionel Tanen: It won't be in a church and there won't be any religious references in the ceremony. We won't have a bouquet toss or garter toss. No "Here Comes the Bride" (although it's pretty rare to hear that anyway these days). No inviting hundreds ! of people just because I feel obligated to. I want everything to be small, tasteful, and fun for our guests.

Alise Rutgers: Well, no matter how much we don't want to admit it, my boyfriend and I are very like our parents. So I'm sure that when it comes to us getting married someday, we'll end up having a traditional wedding.In my mind, I couldn't care less about flowers and napkins and dresses and all that jazz. I'd be perfectly fine with just going on vacation and getting married on a beach, real simple, no fuss. But as long as we're going to get married anyway, why not give our families what they want if they're willing to help pay for it?So I'm pretty sure that for us, it'll be a church wedding, white dress, dinner and dancing, all the usual stuff. Oh, and NOX: not sure if you'll see this, but I used to help out at this bridal shop and when I read your answer, I remembered that they had a white mermaid dress overlaid with black lace for around $1000. Not sure if it! 's what you're looking for, but here it is:http://www.tjformal.com/7167! 10/products/Mori-Lee-W...

Gale Hartt: I know that there are others who have done different things, but in my family everyone has had a traditional wedding, so in my family I will be being unique. I consider myself a unique person and I have different ideas to make my day special.

Nikki Sypult: beautiful wedding. tell her congrats!!

Christiane Cattano: I'm also working out...Doing the Firm! haha!!

Carlee Tangaro: So we all know certain traditions like the bride wearing white, having it in a church, limos, ect. Would you want to break certain traditions when it's your day? If so which ones? Why would you or wouldn't you?I ask because I want to be different when it's my day to get married. I don't want to wear white, my fiance and I aren't religious so we don't want it in a church or to have a priest. I want to have my own music for when I walk down the aisle, not the typical "here comes the bride". I just want to do my own thing, not what millions of ! other people do....Show more

Randolph Lozoya: is handicapped but I don't care because I love him regardless. He has a very sweet mother whom I get along with very much, and when we do get married she will live with us because, she will be helping me out when I go to work to care for him. Any ways, my fiance' tells me stories about his mother and how people in his family would not like to live with her for some reason. And I feel afraid that maybe when we all do live together, we might not really get along like the other family members. (as of right now we get along so well) but what If that changes when I finally live with them? any advice?...Show more

Magda Vandergriend: Congratulations on your engagement!First off, once you begin to live with anyone the dynamic of your relationship changes. Regardless if it is family or friends. You begin to see them in a different light, because they may do little things that annoy you which you wouldn't otherwise have kn! own unless you shared a home with them. But that works both ways! It's ! important to be considerate of other people when you share a living space.You will be annoyed at some point, but so will she. You may even argue, but that's okay in any relationship. The important thing is to remember to always talk it out after tempers have calmed and handle it in an mature and adult fashion.Best of luck to you....Show more

Donnie Bolio: Yes I am wearing a veil. I am wearing a two tier veil with the longest tier being 42” long. I am wearing my hair half-up/half-down so I haven’t decided where the veil will go yet since I am also wearing a tiara.I was so worried about my arms too, so I started doing this work out video. It is Women’s Health Wedding work-out. I LOVE IT. You can choose the option to focus on upper body (strapless dress) or lower body (a shorter dress). Then it makes a pre-set work out based on the dress you select and it gives a workout for each day of the week (except Sunday when you rest). I do upper body 3x a week, Abs &! core 2x a week, lower body 2x a week, and cardio 4x a week. It is fun (I love the instructor) and I really feel like I am getting a work out. I have been doing it for 3 weeks and I already see results. You can buy it on amazon.com. http://www.amazon.com/Womens-Health-Wedding-Marie-......Show more

Hugo Pittari: I had my hair pulled back very simple, half way. I had my veil clipped at that same point. If you are having a complete updo, I would wear you veil under it (but do a test to make sure it look good)! A veil is the perfect thing to cover arms that you may not love! Even putting the veil so it covers half the side of your arms will cut the look of them in half (make sure to do this in pictures)!

Barton Morfee: WOW!! Father and Daughter look a lot alike!

Sharri Scalley: they look nice. congratulations to the bride and groom

Brian Freedland: I am wearing a veil and I think I will probably wear it under my updo. I would like to use the blusher b! ut we will just see how it goes. I hate my arms also so we are in that ! boat together. I am even trying to work out and tone them up some before the wedding. Good Luck. :0)

Particia Thorton: ahhhh traditions smaditions. lol I am seeing the groom before the wedding. :) We are taking pics and all that before the actualy ceremony bc I want to enjoy the wedding reception and not have my guests waiting for us to have dinner, etc. & I am having Mariachi's at my wedding so I want to enjoy them--they are expensive and charge by the hour. I am also walking down the aisle to Christina Perri's Arms, instead of March of the Bride. Just do what you want. Its all about you and what makes you happy! :)...Show more

Charissa Riley: OMG rude people shut up!!! They look very happy and the children are adorable. What's wrong with a casual wedding, it means the couple has better things to spend their money on than a one day party...such as those kids.

Johnny Sirko: I'm wearing a veil. My hair won't all be up. The top half will be pulled back and! in curls. The back will also be curled. I'm planning on wearing my veil on top. When I sewed the beading on my veil I did the top of it so that it's done neatly and meant to show on the top. It's two tiered and is elbow length. I personally prefer having the veil on top but I think it really depends on what you prefer and what specific hair style you'll have. Try it on and see what you like. Some brides get their hair done for the rehearsal dinner or for a bridal shower just the way their hair will be for the wedding. That way they can see how it'll look exactly....Show more

Buddy Ardd: I love how casual it is ...so beautiful and they look so happytell her GRATZ!

Arden Strachn: Marriage needs not love, but love, hope and mecry. Add to it forgiveness when you forget the three.There will be good and bad times. Thats the advice

Aron Ramu: A group of people living in one roof, whether family or not, would at one time get annoyed at a person. There's t! ruth to the saying that "Familiarity breeds contempt". So expect that s! ooner or later. The most important thing though is, you'll have to work out your differences by communication with each other no matter how it hurts. At least you'll know how to act and react the next time.

Reginald Maxi: I guess my fear is people will go...She's gorgeous EXCEPT those fat arms of hers! LOL!

Wilmer Skidmore: I'm not, just because I don't want to. The lady at Davids Bridal was sticking them in my hair left and right one time I went in there and it just didnt feel or look right to me. Maybe it was her pushy attitude, but I was totally turned off to the idea of a veil. I think it's fine on other people, just not me!

Tijuana Tatsak: I wasn't originally planning to wear a veil. But...when I finally caved in and tried one on in the bridal shop, I was surprised by how great it looked. My dress is very non-traditional, so the veil actually makes me look like a bride.I'm wearing an updo, but it's a chignon-type style that sits very low on my head.! I'm wearing the veil over the updo for the ceremony, and I'll take it off for the reception.Don't worry about your arms. You'll look fabulous - you're the bride!! :-)...Show more

Darnell Cutliff: Well, things will change, that is to be expected. And there will be a period where everyone has to get used to having the others around. Keep in mind if you are moving in with THEM then they have a routine going that they need to incorporate you into. Sit down with his mother and let her know that you realize that there will be a period of adjustment for both of you and that you don't want it to interfere with your relationship. Try to keep discussions of what is or is not working separate from regular conversations. Maybe ask her if the two of you can sit down once a week and have a "business" discussion about that type of stuff where you will try to not let feeligns come into play. Also, try to let her know what IS working so that she doesn't feel like she is being! picked on....Show more

Maryland Gareau: I'm wearing a veil in th! e back of my head under my updo. I will have the back down in candy curls and the front updo. I will cover my face walking down the aisle and will remove the veil after the ceremony. My wedding is also may 3, 2008 congrats.

Tracy Huesso: I'm wearing it under my updo :) I think it depends on the person and their taste. I've never seen an ugly bride so I wouldn't worry too much about the placement.

Elden Bardach: Haha had to laugh at your "fear" because it's kinda like mine. But if we pick a dress that shows the arms I guess it's our own faults huh lol. I've tried on my tiara and veil with my hair down and I love how it covers over my shoulders and down to my elbows and I think that when I put my hair up I'm going to still want it that way...BUT since I'm getting my hair done and want people to see it I was thinking of taking the veil off for the reception.Congrats!...Show more

Willis Liburd: i you have to only takecare of your husband only and other waht do! and say to you doest matter but do your best and be honest with the familly what ever be those family persons are you have to be caring and loving to all

Lenard Ginyard: Rarely do I ever see an all out traditional white church wedding anymore... My wedding certainly wasn't :) I wore a white dress with a red beaded sash and red shoes. We got married at a resort outside in the mountains of Vermont by a justice of the peace. I walked down the aisle to a song by my husband to be's favorite band. The ceremony lasted 10 minutes. Then we ate a catered bbq buffet meal, funfetti cake, the swedish fish candy favors we gave out, and danced the night away to a mix of handpicked songs from rock, to country, to pop, to hip hop :)

Charline Granes: http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/dd227/LauraNC_p...I know how we all love wedding pictures here. ;)It was super casual. This is under a gazboo in a park. Those are their 2 children. For their honeymoon they spent a week at the bea! ch....Show more

Raul Tllo: Its your day so do what you want! The ! meaning of the day is still there even if you choose to do it different. Am sure everyone will understand your wanting to be an individual, and if not who cares, the main thing is you and your partner are happy with the way your day goes! My cousin has just got married and she is a goth, so she wore a lovely black dress and got married in a castle! so its each to their owngood luck

Cyndy Grimes: Marriage is team work. If you care enough you should be able to compromise. His mother is an additional help for your husband so you can't really discount her effort. if you can't live well with her, you should talk to her and make reasonable comprise. Negotiation works towards a common goal

Wilbur Marksberry: the problem is,everything you've said is done - women marry in red,pink,blue green even black.you don't have to marry in a church (there is such a thing as a civil service).many people choose alternative transport - one bride turned up in a fire truck,another in a! vintage police car that her father had lovingly restored over a decade.nobody uses 'here comes th bride',its way too harsh for many people.so,you re not really being unique,you will be doing what millions of people do anywayas long as the day has your personalities through it and its what you want,that's all that mattersi'm having a DW,in italy.my mum will walk me down the aisle.i plan on arriving by boat as we are getting married on an island in the middle of one of the italian lakes.i'm not going to have floral centrepieces,im going to have cupcakes on a stands.oh,we are also going to skip up the aisle after the ceremony because my fiance wants to,our son will probably love that

Giovanna Sherlin: My god! He looks 40 and she looks 16. You sure thats not her dad? Seems wrong to me.

Cliff Tyre: I'm trying to find a nice dress that has black lace in it, that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. My dream gown cost about $5k and I would never spend that much on a dress f! or one day.I will not be "given away" I am not property, I will be gett! ing married out of my own free will.I want a black diamond for an engagement ring. I don't like plain diamonds.I'm an Atheist and my man is too, so no religion will obviously be in the wedding.No bridal march, Canon in D major instead.

Dulcie Edis: yeaaaaa....we are not doing a lot of the traditions that many weddings have. We're keeping our day as simple as possible. Rounding up 30 of our family members and going to a rose garden (that charges nothing for weddings) and getting married. Then we're taking our family to lunch at a restaurant. We are not having a wedding party Not having a bouquet toss, garter tossI'm wearing a pale yellow dressWe are arriving to the ceremony in our truckMy fiance and I will get ready in the morning together, he will see me in my dressWe are arriving at the ceremony early and will greet our guests-they will also see me in my dressat the lunch reception we are not going to dance not a lot of alcohol the list goes on... we just want to mar! ry....that's it.

Bo Perham: A veil can be short around the face then be longer down to the shoulders.....very pretty.Congratulations on your big day...and many happy returns.