Bridal Tweet Red Carpet Contest

BRIDALTWEET.COM ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST CONTEST “RED CARPET WEDDING"One lucky bride to win a chance to wear diamond earrings for her special day NEW YORK – September 15, 2009 – BridalTweet.com today announced a contest awarding one lucky bride a complimentary rental of dazzling diamond earrings to wear on her wedding day. Each bride who joins BridalTweet.com before October 30 will be entered to win, compliments of Adorn Brides.1 “The Red Carpet Wedding contest is our way of thanking brides for joining our wedding community,” said Christine Dyer, creator and founder of BridalTweet.com. “We’re seeing that brides will rent anything from visual props to floral arrangements, table linens, head-pieces and sometimes even dresses; why not rent diamonds for the special day.”Each bride that joins BridalTweet.com will also gain access to the wedding community’s ongoing benefits such as free wedding advice, exclusive offers, giveaways, information about local events, a local vendor directory, and more. All BridalTweet.com members, including brides, wedding vendors, and wedding bloggers, can also share tips and information via chats, blogs, discussions, groups, photos, and videos.Early results indicate BridalTweet.com’s growing leadership position within the wedding industry. Since its inception in April of 2009, the wedding community at BridalTweet.com has exceeded 3,500 members, with 64 percent of the community’s visitors returning to the website in a given month – a strong signal of BridalTweet.com’s active and engaged audience.2“We are excited to work with BridalTweet.com to bring the red carpet glamour of diamonds on loan to one lucky bride’s big event,” shared Laura Carrintgon, co-founder and chief stylist for Adorn Brides. “Every bride, regardless of her budget deserves to have access to the very best in bridal accessories. Now, brides can rent thousands of dollars of diamond jewelry for a fraction of what it would cost to purchase them thanks to Adorn Brides.”

Wearing White to a Wedding

Deciding what to wear to a wedding, can be a difficult decision for some. You would think this is a difficult decision for the bride and bridal party to make, but really, it is the guest who are having trouble deciding what to wear.

Do you think wearing "WHITE" to a wedding is appropriate? Some may say yes. It can be considered an insult to the bride. Afterall, shouldn't she be the only one wearing white? If guests decide to wear white, does the bride have the right to approach them; or should she wait until afterwards. Afterall, let's not ruin your day by thinking about your guests attire. If this occurs, should the bride have her coordinator tell her guests and have them escorted out. We do not want the bride to feel uneasy at her own wedding. If this is the case, what about "BLACK" or even "RED".... black was once considered a funeral color. In some instances, it still is. But now, you can wear a cute black cocktail dress.

Now, if someone wears white to your wedding...hmmm...she may be also wearing WINE before the night is over....