I’m not sure what I think about these Christian Louboutin flat shoes. I’ve never been a fan of patent leather and these seem at times garish and then quite chic. But one things for sure, if shoes could speak these would say ‘take me on honeymoon to Paris please’.
Posts Tagged ‘honeymoon’
Love or Hate
Posted in fashion, shoes, Wedding, tagged christian louboutin, fashion, honeymoon, louboutin, love, paris, shoes, Wedding, wedding shoes, winter wedding on November 11, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Honeymoon Sweet
Posted in photo, photography, photos, Wedding, tagged art, honeymoon, honeymoon suite, photo, photographs, phtography, Wedding, winter wedding on November 6, 2009 | 2 Comments »
By artist Terry Border
Credit Crunch Diamond Ring
Posted in Crafts, fashion, relationship, Wedding, tagged diamond, diamonds, engagement, engagement ring, honeymoon, jewellery, jewels, ring, rings, tiffany, Wedding, wedding ring, winter wedding on June 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The classic Tiffany-setting diamond engagement ring…but in acrylic. Go for clear or choose from ruby, black, pink, ivory, and bronze. At $10 its a bargain. Spend the money you’ve saved on a ridiculously extravagant honeymoon! Buy here
Wedding Twitter
Posted in Wedding, tagged blog, honeymoon, micro blog, micro blogging, tweet, tweeting, twitter, Wedding, wedding anniversary, wedding dress, wedding ring, winter wedding on May 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Seven Weddings has joined Twitter! It is a kind of micro blogging where you say what you want to say or share the things you want to people in just a few strokes of the keyboard – 140 characters to be precise. I like to use the ‘search’ option on twitter which searches through what [...]
The Brides of Ulysses
Posted in Wedding, tagged agent provocateur, bridal, bridal party, bridal wear, bride, greek myth, honeymoon, lingerie, party, ulysses, underwear, Wedding, winter wedding on April 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My favourite underwear shop, Agent Provocateur, has launched its 2009 bridal collection. Called The Brides of Ulysses, inspired by the adventures of Greek hero Ulysses. In the Greek myth, Ulysses was sailing a vessel of betrothed virgins and had to be tied to the ship’s mast to avoid being lured away by the songs of [...]
