A Wedding in Miami Beach

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This was one of the nicest weddings we ever did! 

Curtis, a firefighter and Heather, a student- decided that there would be no better place to have a very intimate moment in their lives than Miami Beach.

They were very sure of the what they wanted and how! Intimate, only them, barefoot, the view of the water, and between palm trees blowing in the wind.

While they were in their state, we handled the acquiring of the marriage license; so they just came to South Florida and enjoyed their stay. We offer this convenience to all our clients- talk about relieving stress.

I picked them up from their hotel to take them to the very beautiful and breathtaking spots- Pelican Harbor.

When she saw how beautifully the palm trees swayed and Curtis' smile- you can see how happy she was. This is a beautiful couple and it shows.

I love that her wedding dress was so simple and yet elegant at the same time. It flows gently in the breeze; capturing every wind breeze.

Standing on the rocks overlooking the beautiful Biscayne Bay- but you can feel the love between them. Powerful stuff!

We then drove them to the beach- where thankfully, the beach goers were going, and were able to capture some awesome shots. The coloring of the lifeguard house added the right touch of POP- keeping Curtis and Heather the focal point of the picture.

I so loved how she had complete trust- that he would not let his beautiful bride fall. The kiss to a happy beginnings.

VENDORS:

Coordinator: Infinity Weddings & Events, LLC.

Venue: Pelican Harbor

Photographer: No Ordinary Love

 Check out more beautiful pictures at:

http://no-ordinarylove.com/galleries/heather-and-curtis/#pp[297]/14/

FUN FACT: The wedding cake has its origins as a fertility symbol in Roman antiquity when a cake, rather than being eaten, was broken over the bride’s head. The idea developed over the centuries into a series of several cakes placed on top of one another.
Sincerely,
Rev. Monica Wetherington-Lugo
C.W.P & Notary for the State of Florida
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The wonderous color of PURPLE

Sometime back in 2010, I had a bride tell me that her color scheme was purple and orange.When she said it I was not quite sure how to conceptualize it; how to combine those dominant colors together. What did she mean purple?
There was, eggplant purple, lilac, lavendar, purple, Barney purple- heaven forbid!
She did however, give me the spectrum of purple and after a big sigh of relief, and with the help of my florist- Flower of the World,I was able to use lavender with orange.
The back drop of the ocean really made it all that much more spectacular.
  

Using Purple with Other Colors:

•A deep eggplant purple with neutral tans or beige is an earthy, conservative color combination with a touch of the mystery that purple provides.

•Green and purple can be a striking combination in deep or bright jewel tones or use lighter shades for a cheerful, springlike feel.

•Pink and purple has feminine appeal.



There are several reasons for calling Purple a royal colour:- On Answer.com, they explained it the best.

Only the most expensive dyes were used to produce the color purple, it therefore became symbolic with wealth and power.

Purple togas were worn by the all powerful Roman Emperors.

People who were allowed to wear the color purple during the Elizabethan era, as decreed by the English Sumptuary Laws, were the Queen, Queen's mother, children, and sisters, and aunts. The King, King's mother, children, brethren, and uncles.

 



Using Purple:
•Deep or bright purples suggest riches.
•Lighter purples are more romantic and delicate.
•Use redder purples for a warmer color scheme or the bluer purples to cool down.



Now we are in 2011 and we are seeing a whole hosts of brides use the shades of purple in the wedding details. And doing a spectacular job in combining the color with another color. Not just white, cream,silver or gold, but dominant colors like orange, blues,and even green or red.




By Sprout-Flowers.com



 



Royalty and Spirituality, the Nature and Culture of Purple:
Purple is royalty. A mysterious color, purple is associated with both nobility and spirituality.
 The opposites of hot red and cool blue combine to create this intriguing color.



We have been able to combine some striking colors like lime green and purple for a fabulous wedding without making it look like Mardi Gras; unless of course that is what they want. Hope the many shades of the color purple encourages to go boldly with your combinations and inspire you for your fabulous day, your highness. :0)