
Not sure what it is about this that I find so enchanting. Maybe it's the colors. Maybe it's the couple. But I am quite certain it has something to do with the originality. Love it.







About 100 guests are expected to gather at a Florida yacht club this October for Kelly Hildebrandt's wedding -- to Kelly Hildebrandt.Kelly Katrina Hildebrandt says she was bored one night last year and decided to search Facebook for her own name to see if anyone shared it. Kelly Carl Hildebrandt of Lubbock, Texas, came up as the only match.The two exchanged e-mails, then occasional phone calls. Eventually that turned into daily conversations, sometimes lasting for hours. After a few months, he visited her in Florida, and that cinched it. Last December, she found a diamond engagement ring hidden in a treasure box on a beach.While the couple says it's fun sharing a name, there have been complications. They nearly had a cruise canceled when a travel agent deleted one ticket on their reservation, thinking it was a duplicate entry.The couple are including their middle names on the wedding invitations to save confusion. And, they've ruled out naming any children Kelly.









Remember a few weeks ago when I was raving over loving The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Weddings? Well, the folks over at Chronicle Books were kind enough to send me a few copies and, well, I would like to share them with you my dear readers.
This book is for anyone who has planned, is planning, or is going to plan a wedding. It is for the industry professionals and those immersed in the field by force. Whoever you are, if you have any relationship with weddings and like to laugh - this book is for you.
Anyone can enter. Leave a comment on this post with a valid e-mail address telling me why you need this book before Wednesday, August 26, 2009 at midnight EST. Winners will be randomly selected.












The fabulous Dana LaRue, also known as the Broke-Ass Bride or Miss Meatball from Weddingbee, recently launched Bride$hare - a fabulous wedding planning resource. As the site itself says it is a "social networking site designed to help brides save money by sharing wedding-related resources and goods." 
Not a bad deal, eh?


