I recently bought the December 2009/January 2010 Modern Bride magazine and I found some neat websites....and thought I'd share in case you are planning a wedding, helping a friend plan a wedding, or think some day you might plan a wedding :) Some might even be helpful if your throwing a party or shower to find some neat ideas and items...
You can click these links to go directly to the websites
For the Do It Yourself Projects:
JamaliGarden.com-Considered the DIY mecca, well stocked with reasonably priced containers, candles, feathers and floral supplies
Dafont.com- find the perfect type style for save-the-dates, ceremony programs, etc. They have hundreds of free fonts from fancy to funky...you just select your font then download it and choose install...
Accessories:
ShopBando.com- for fanciful silk flower headpieces, glittery crystal and ribbon belts, silk rose corsages and other accessories.
Swarovski-Crystallised.com- online store with pretty premade baubles or the beads, chains and more needed to create your own sparkly accessory.
Wedding Blogs:
DesignSpongeOnline.com- an eclectic blog offering creative ideas for stationary, flowers and more
100LayerCake.com/blog- a crew of designers pull together a top-notch blog filled with beautiful photos and real weddings...they even have a DIY section with step by step instructions
SnippetandInk.blogspot.com- a photo-rich blog for a daily doseof wedding ideas
Photos and Video:
Animoto.com- this site will automatically create high quality videos, set to music, from your pictures. Within a few miutes, it's engine will sync up your photos to every nusance of the song you've chosen and adds animation. You can share these professional-grade videos by email or through YouTube. The free version allows you to build 30-second videos; $30 annual all-access pass enables you to make unlimited videos that are the length of one song and DVD quality...
Music:
ClassicalArchives.com- Helps the un trained musiciians discover the perfect classical accompaniment for your wedding. Search by composer, time period, music type, or even which instrument you want used.
There are TONS more website (40 in total) but these were the one's that caught my eye...
ENJOY!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment