35 Non-Floral Boutonnieres...so they will last forever!

99% of florists are great at providing a couple of extra boutonnieres on the wedding day...and those extras never go to waste. People hug and flowers break and fall off, and by the end of the day they tend to wilt too. So if you're looking to do something a little different, then these non-floral boutonnieres are just perfect! You don't have to worry about them wilting before photos even take place and of course, they will be a keepsake that will last forever!

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The Bride List vendor To Hold & To Have

The Bride List vendor To Hold & To Have

The Bride List vendor To Hod & To Have

The Bride List vendor To Have & To Hold

The Bride List vendor To Hold & To Have

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Sunday's Most Loved // When should I send out my wedding save the dates?

When should I send out my save-the-dates? It's a very common question that there really is no right or wrong answer to. But should save the dates be sent at all? Click the image below to find out why there are some cases where save the dates should never be sent out!

How To Sculpt Wedding Worthy Arms

Written with love, by Jennifer Dene

Are you in need of a quick workout to sculpt wedding worthy arms? If so, I've got just the thing! Here are four reasons why you're going to love today's arm sequence on Mind Body Bride.

1. Whether you're going strapless or backless on your wedding day, this workout shapes the two most important muscles for wedding worthy arms – deltoids (those tear shaped muscles at the side of the upper shoulder) and triceps (the soft, jiggly part of the underarm). 

2. It's inspired from the Pilates sequence Seated Arms Facing Front. Keep in mind that Pilates is all about those long, lean, balletic muscles ... is that the look you're going for? It was for me!

3. It only takes 5 minutes and can be done up to four days a week after your usual workout or on its own. 

4. You will tone your arms but you won't break a sweat, meaning that you can do this anytime and anywhere. Perhaps you can even leave a pair of light weights at your work desk?!

I can't wait to train with you! 

With Love,
     Jennifer Dene XO